Enviromental Impact on Congenital Diseases

**Powerpoint presentations from the Conference Sessions**
Author	Title	Size
Costas Sekeris	Is there an Ethical aspect of the environmental impact on fertility	n/a
David Gee	Late lessons from early warnings, the use of precaution on the regulation of chemicals	345Kb
Andreas Gies	Problems in assessing low dose effects of endocrine disrupters	1.3Mb
Peter Illig ISDE and Gwynne Lyons	How can the message be disseminated?	132Kb
Dr. Eric Huyghe and Patric Thonneau	Potential Impact of environment in male reproductive function: the example of cryptorchidism	~1.08Mb
Frank Comhaire	Epidemiological studies on semen quality and fertility	~48Mb
Bernard Jegou	Experimental aspects of infertility	~55Mb
Charis Karageorgiou	How much of a barrier is the blood-placenta barrier?	~9Mb
C. V. Howard	Fetal exposure on endocrine disrupters agents the relation between Hypo fertility and Cancer	~4.5Mb
Jiri Rubes	Reproductive effects from exposure to environmental mutagens	~4.5Mb
E. Diamanti Kandarakis	Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome and Glycotoxins, an interesting relationship	~9.5Mb
D. Adamopoulos	Reproductive Health problems in people living in the greater Athens area	~1Mb
Fulvio Gandolfi	The Impact of endocrine disruptors on oocyte competence	~4.5Mb
Luc Hens and Julie De Wit	Health impact assessment of fertility impacts for selected pollutants: opportunities and limitations	70Kb
Alberto Mantovani	Policy aspects and risk assessment	24Kb
Nina Wuczynska	Follow up of the European Strategy on Environment and Health	175Kb
S. Stoyanov	Country Report	195Kb
St. Michaelidis	Environment and Health Strategy in Cyprus	580Kb

Interactive Workshops

>Enviromental Impact on Congenital Diseases

9-11 June, 2005

Pili Cultural Center Kos, Greece

>Enviromental Impact on Fertility

7-9 May, 2004

Pili Cultural Center Kos, Greece

>Mobility and Health

3-6 May, 2003

Pili Cultural Center Kos, Greece