Dr. Aly Cohen

When you say epidemiologic studies, you mean you've seen people who consume foods that have pesticides?

When you say epidemiologic studies, you mean you've seen people who consume foods that have pesticides?

When you say epidemiologic studies, you mean you've seen people who consume foods that have pesticides?

For instance, children that are exposed to phthalates. They'll follow them at birth and moving through age 2 and 6 and 8 in terms of their behavioral changes in terms of any identifiable behavioral risk. There's the Chamaco studies, for instance. They've been looking at a really interesting cohort out of California.

For instance, children that are exposed to phthalates. They'll follow them at birth and moving through age 2 and 6 and 8 in terms of their behavioral changes in terms of any identifiable behavioral risk. There's the Chamaco studies, for instance. They've been looking at a really interesting cohort out of California.

For instance, children that are exposed to phthalates. They'll follow them at birth and moving through age 2 and 6 and 8 in terms of their behavioral changes in terms of any identifiable behavioral risk. There's the Chamaco studies, for instance. They've been looking at a really interesting cohort out of California.

They followed these mother and children pairs for literally, I think, 25 or 30 years now. So just like NHANES data that physicians need to rely on where there's CDC testing every two years to look at what is in the human bodies.

They followed these mother and children pairs for literally, I think, 25 or 30 years now. So just like NHANES data that physicians need to rely on where there's CDC testing every two years to look at what is in the human bodies.

They followed these mother and children pairs for literally, I think, 25 or 30 years now. So just like NHANES data that physicians need to rely on where there's CDC testing every two years to look at what is in the human bodies.

And what was the outcome of that?

And what was the outcome of that?

And what was the outcome of that?

So NHANES studies is where we get a lot of our data from. This is from our own CDC data. So that the exposure to many of these chemicals has been on the rise. We're now expanding the list of chemicals that are being tested every two years because we have such a growth in chemistry, in our environment.

So NHANES studies is where we get a lot of our data from. This is from our own CDC data. So that the exposure to many of these chemicals has been on the rise. We're now expanding the list of chemicals that are being tested every two years because we have such a growth in chemistry, in our environment.

So NHANES studies is where we get a lot of our data from. This is from our own CDC data. So that the exposure to many of these chemicals has been on the rise. We're now expanding the list of chemicals that are being tested every two years because we have such a growth in chemistry, in our environment.

Was wir sehen, ist, dass die epidemiologischen Studien, die Sie bezeichnen, die nicht existieren, die existieren, auch aus europäischen Ländern existieren. Aber was zeigen sie? Sie zeigen, dass wenn Sie...

Was wir sehen, ist, dass die epidemiologischen Studien, die Sie bezeichnen, die nicht existieren, die existieren, auch aus europäischen Ländern existieren. Aber was zeigen sie? Sie zeigen, dass wenn Sie...

Was wir sehen, ist, dass die epidemiologischen Studien, die Sie bezeichnen, die nicht existieren, die existieren, auch aus europäischen Ländern existieren. Aber was zeigen sie? Sie zeigen, dass wenn Sie...

Wenn ich ein epidemiologisches Studium sehe, denke ich mir, okay, wir werden Smoker tracken und wir sehen jemanden, der Smokt, gegen jemanden, der nicht Smokt. Und wir legen sie in zwei Koordinatoren und wir sehen Menschen, die Smoken, haben höhere Raten von COPD. Ehrlich gesagt?

Wenn ich ein epidemiologisches Studium sehe, denke ich mir, okay, wir werden Smoker tracken und wir sehen jemanden, der Smokt, gegen jemanden, der nicht Smokt. Und wir legen sie in zwei Koordinatoren und wir sehen Menschen, die Smoken, haben höhere Raten von COPD. Ehrlich gesagt?