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A stable and sensitive testing system for potential carcinogens based on DNA damage-induced gene expression in human HepG2 cell

February 2009 | Toxicology In Vitro | Zhang R, Niu Y, Du H, Cao X, Shi D, Hao Q, Zhou Y. | 23(1):158-65.

The impact of developmental defects of enamel on young people in the UK

February 2009 | Community Dentistry and Oral Epidemiology | Marshman Z, Gibson B, Robinson PG. | 37(1):45-57

ER-stress caused by accumulated intracistanal granules activates autophagy through a different signal pathway from unfolded protein response in exocrine pancreas cells of rats exposed to fluoride.

February 2009 | Archives of Toxicology | Ito M, Nakagawa H, Okada T, Miyazaki S, Matsuo S. | 83(2):151-9.

Tackling socially determined dental inequalities: ethical aspects of Childsmile, the national child oral health demonstration programme in Scotland.

February 2009 | Bioethics | Shaw D, Macpherson L, Conway D. | 23(2):131-9.

Effect of fluoride exposure on Intelligence Quotient (IQ) among 13-15 year old school children of known endemic area of fluorosis, Nalgonda District, Andhra Pradesh.

2009 | Journal of the Indian Association of Public Health Dentistry | Sudhir KM, Chandu GN, Prashant GM, Reddy VVS . | (13):88-94.

Modified expression of extracellular signal-regulated protein kinase signal transduction in rat brains and changed capacity of learning and memory of rats with chronic fluorosis.

2009 | Chinese Journal of Endemiology | Liu YJ, Gao Q, Wu CX, Long YG, Guan ZZ. | 28(1):32-35.

Sources of dietary fluoride intake in 6-7-year-old English children receiving optimally, sub-optimally, and non-fluoridated water.

January 14, 2009 | Journal of Public Health Dentistry | Zohouri FV, Maguire A, Moynihan PJ. | 66(4):227-34.

The impact of endemic fluorosis caused by the burning of coal on the development of intelligence in children.

January 2009 | Journal of Environment and Health | Published in Chinese, translated by the Fluoride Action Network | Li F, Chen X, Huang R, Xie Y. | 26(4):838-840.

Is fluoride-induced hyperthyroidism a cause of psychosis among East African immigrants to Scandinavia?

2009 | Medical Hypotheses | Zachariassen KE, Flaten TP. | 72:501–503.

Background of the hypothesis Asylum seekers and immigrants in Scandinavia are admitted to mental hospitals for psychotic disorders up to ten times more frequently than native Scandinavians [1], [2] and [3]. The high frequency of psychosis among immigrants is usually explained as a result of traumatic experiences in their countries of origin, problems with adapting to a new culture, and the fact that immigrants are often socially underprivileged [4] and [5]. The frequency of psychotic disor

Fluoride and thyroid function in children in two villages in China

2009 | Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health Sciences | Xiang Q, Chen L, Liang Y, Wu M, Chen B. | 1(3):54-59.