2005 News Releases
- 22 Dec 2005:
- Air Pollution, High-Fat Diet Cause Atherosclerosis in Laboratory Mice
- 19 Dec 2005:
- Artificial Light at Night Stimulates Breast Cancer Growth in Laboratory Mice
- 7 Dec 2005:
- TLR4 Gene Found to Protect against Tumor Development
- 15 Nov 2005:
- A Meaty, Salty, Starchy Diet May Impact Chronic Lung Disease
- 1 Nov 2005:
- Lung Scarring Diseases Linked to Genes and Smoking
- 12 Oct 2005:
- New Study on Childhood Asthma Shows Home-Based Interventions Are Cost-Effective
- 4 Oct 2005:
- Independent Panel to Evaluate a Chemical Used in Some Plastics (Di (2-ethylhexyl) phthalate) for Hazards to Human Development or Reproduction
- 13 Sep 2005:
- NIEHS Awards $37 Million to Train Emergency and Hazardous Waste Workers
- 9 Sep 2005:
- NIEHS Launches Website with Geographic Information System for Assessing Environmental Hazards from Hurricane Katrina
- 7 Sep 2005:
- Bacteria in Household Dust May Trigger Asthma Symptoms
- 30 Aug 2005:
- Childhood Exposure to Second-Hand Smoke Has Long-Lasting Effects: Fruit Fiber May Help
- 4 Aug 2005:
- More Than Half of U.S. Population Sensitive to One or More Allergens
- 20 Jul 2005:
- New Discovery May Help Doctors Treat Infertility
- 21 Jun 2005:
- A Role for Public and Scientists in NIEHS Research Plan
- 1 Jun 2005:
- NIEHS Brings Researchers and Leaders Together to Find Environmental Solutions to Childhood Obesity
- 1 Jun 2005:
- Day Care Settings are a Significant Source of Indoor Allergens
- 31 May 2005:
- People with Diabetes More Sensitive to Cardiovascular Effects from Air Pollution
- 31 May 2005:
- Harmful Chemicals May Reprogram Gene Response to Estrogen
- 26 May 2005:
- NIEHS Press Conference for the Environmental Solutions to Obesity in America's Youth Conference
- 4 May 2005:
- NTP Roadmap for the Future, Celebration of 25 Years
- 28 Apr 2005:
- Use of Insecticides Linked to Lasting Neurological Problems for Farmers
- 21 Apr 2005:
- Standardized Microarrays May Bring Us One Step Closer to Personalized Medical Treatment
- 8 Mar 2005:
- Cockroach Allergens Have Greatest Impact on Childhood Asthma in Many U.S. Cities
- 15 Feb 2005:
- Mothers' Exposure to Air Pollutants Linked to Chromosome Damage in Babies
- 31 Jan 2005:
- List of Cancer-Causing Agents Grows
