by headchef | Jan 11, 2015
Previous Press Releases Environmental chemicals are transferred from the mother to her childUsing an extensive set of samples collected from Cohort 3, analyses of 87 environmental chemicals showed that they almost without exception are transferred from the mother’s...
by headchef | Jan 11, 2015
Previous Articles and Publications Publications on CHEF projects through 2007: If you have difficulty downloading any of these files, you can request assistance here Grandjean P, Weihe P, Jørgensen PJ, Clarkson T, Cernichiari E, Viderø T. Impact of maternal seafood...
by headchef | Jan 11, 2015
Coordinators Professor Philippe GrandjeanUniversity of Southern DenmarkInstitute of Public HealthDepartment of Environmental MedicineWinsloewparken 17DK-5000 Odense CDenmarkTel : +45 65503769Fax: +45 65911458Email: pgrandjean@health.sdu.dkHome page:University of...
by headchef | Jan 11, 2015
Objectives: The focus of the CHEF research projects are the health of children and adults in the Faroe Islands with emphasis on the impact of their seafood diet and exposure to marine contaminants. The overall aims are: to improve and apply methods for assessment of...
by headchef | Jan 11, 2015
MARINE CONTAMINANTS Methylmercury Methylmercury is present throughout the world in seafood and freshwater fish. Environmental methylmercury derives almost solely from methylation of inorganic mercury. The major natural source of atmospheric mercury is degassing from...
