5.13.09 Pediatrics Grand Rounds Evaluation

1. Women and Children Living in a Perilous Environment

William Toscano, Ph.D.
Professor and Head, Division of Environmental Health Sciences and Head, Global Programs
University of Minnesota School of Public Health
May 13, 2009

Teaching Objectives:
1. Identify environmental hazards for children
2. Discuss signal disruption mechanisms
3. Discuss risk to children and women from environmental agents

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5. Was the presentation free of commercial bias?

Was the presentation free of commercial bias? Yes

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