Environmental Hazards: Protecting Children

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Children are particularly susceptable to toxic substances and
contaminants. Ten information sheets discuss pesticides,
hormone disruptors, breastfeeding, asthma, childhood cancers,
reproductive abnomalities, prenatal exposure,
neurodevelopmental effects, and respiratory health. Developed
by the CICH , this resouce s intended for health professionals,
child care providers and community health groups.

Organisation: 
Canadian Institute of Child Health
Tags: 
Reporting to and monitoring the CRC
Individual cases of violations

Countries

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