Congressional Outlook For 2010
Climate change, chemical regulation reform will vie for Congress' attention
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January 18, 2010 Cover
Volume 88, Issue 3
Climate change, chemical regulation reform will vie for Congress' attention
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Policy
A Systemic Look At Schizophrenia
Proteomic analysis of peripheral cells reveals aspects of psychiatric disorder
Marshall Nirenberg's Work Honored
Research deciphering the genetic code is the latest national historic chemical landmark
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Sex Therapy Lead From Bird Brains
Reproductive hormone previously detected in birds, rats, and fish has now been found in humans
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China's Venerable Vinyl Process
Replaced in most of the world, the calcium carbide route to PVC gains ground in China
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Trade Secrets
Insights: Legitimate confidential business information must remain part of chemical control law
