Enviromental Impact on Congenital Diseases

**Powerpoint presentations from the Conference Sessions**
	Title	Size
Luc Hens	Conclusions	137Kb
Thursday 9/6, Morning Session
Arehna Consortium	Introductory Presentation for the AREHNA Project (2002-2005)	4.5Mb
John Peterson Mayers	On the cusp of a revolution: Public Health and the Environment	1.81Mb
Thursday 9/6, Afternoon Session
Jorma Toppari	Male Dysgenesis Syndrome	5.88Mb
Olle Soder	Endocrine disrupters, inflammation and steroidogenesis	8.68Mb
Patric Thonneau	Environmental impact on congenital diseases:the case of cryptorchidism, where are we now, and where are we going?	380Kb
Nicolas Olea Serrano	Endocrine disruptors exposure and risk of male congenital malformations	2.31Mb
Friaday 10/6, Morning Session
Janna Koppe	Congenital Diseases related to environmental exposure to dioxins	3.8Mb
Alberto Mantovani	Endpoints for prenatal exposures in toxicological studies	50Kb
Helen Dolk, Martine Vrijheid	EUROCAT: surveillance of environmental impact	343Kb
Gwynne Lyons	Do we have evidence from the wild life	695Kb
Saturday 10/6, Morning Session
Vassilios Laopodis	Raising awareness on impact to EU policies of Information Society RTD and deployment projects results	3.2Mb
E. Agapitos, M. Brillakis and E. Fousteris	Congenital Abnormalities in Greece	2.3Mb
Stoyan Stoyanov and Ekaterina Terlemesian	Congenital diseases in Bulgaria	368Kb
Catherine Wattiez	Pesticides exposure in relation to congenital diseases	89Kb
Genon Jensen and Marie Christine Dewolf	Environmental Congenital Diseases: The NGO?s point of view	4.8Mb
Jin Yongtang	Prevalence of Congenital Diseases among Perinates in China ( 1996 ? 2002 )	1.2Mb

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