Cincinnati / Rochester / Washington DC / New York / Succop / Baghurst / Atlanta / Hyattsville / Milwaukee / /
Company
Nordstrom / Oxford University Press / Cox / /
Country
United States / / /
Facility
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center / University of Rochester School / National Institute of Child Health / Port Pirie Cohort Study / Arch Gen Psychiatry / Laboratory Protocol / University of Milwaukee College / University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee / Hospital Medical Center Institutional Review Board / Research Triangle Institute / Arch Environ Health / / /
IndustryTerm
treatment of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder / catecholamine systems / treatment for attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder / Health insurance coverage / environmental chemical exposures / care services / health insurance / insurance status / /
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency / Milwaukee College / Health Statistics Institutional Review Board / National Center / Department of Pediatrics / University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee / Milwaukee / University of Rochester School of Medicine / Centers for Disease Control and Prevention / American Psychiatric Association / National Institute of Child Health and Human Development HD40362 / Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center / National Center for Health Statistics / National Research Service / National Institute of Child Health / Research Triangle Institute / Oxford University / Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center Institutional Review Board / Nursing Institutional Review Board / /
Person
Bruce P. Lanphear / Joe M. Braun / Dev Behav Pediatr / Prince / Mayo Clin Proc / / /
Position
General / elementary school / Prince / Major / representative / Analyst / /
Research | Children’s Health Exposures to Environmental Toxicants and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in U.S. Children Joe M. Braun,1 Robert S. Kahn,2,3 Tanya Froehlich,3,4 Peggy Auinger,5 and Bruce P. Lanphea