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Appendix C: Identifying the Literature
Pages 565-568

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From page 565...
... Given the study's focus on long-term human health effects of insecticides and solvents, MEDEINE and EMBASE were particularly useful because of their extensive coverage of US and international scientific and biomedical journals. MEDLINE is produced by the US National [Library of Medicine and covers over 4300 journals published throughout the world.
From page 566...
... 199, Over 46,000,000 cataloging records BIOSIS Previews CAB HEALTH CANCERLIT EMBASE Environmental Bibliography Life Sciences Collection MEDL1NE National Technical Information Service Occupational Safety and Health PsycINFO Science Citation Index TOXLINE WorldCat BIOSIS CAB International US National Cancer Institute Elsevier Science BV Environmental Studies Institute Cambridge Scientific Abstracts US National Library of Medicine US Department of Commerce 1969 to present 1973 to present 1975 to present 1974 to present 1973 to present 1982 to present 1966 to present 1964 to present National Institute for Occupational 1973-1998 Safety arid Health American Psychological Association 1887 to present Institute for Scientific Information- 1975 to present Thomson Scientific US National Library of Medicine 1965 to present OCLC Online Computer Library Unlimited Center, Inc TABLE C.2 Factual Databases ChemID Plus Extension Toxicology Network (EXTOXNET) Hazardous Substances Data Bank (HSDB)
From page 567...
... All databases were searched in their entirety, and all foreignlanguage citations were retained; any studies that the committee deemed significant were translated into English. Because the focus of the committee's work was to review the literature regarding the human health effects of insecticide and solvent exposure, the primary searches used the comprehensive search strategy discussed above and then limited the retrieval to human studies.
From page 568...
... In addition to the formal online searches, the committee and staff examined the reference lists of major epidemiologic studies, review articles, and textbooks for relevant citations. The bibliographies of such reports as the International Agency for Research on Cancer's monograph series, ATSDR's Toxicological Profiles, the World Health Organization's Environmental Health Criteria documents, and the technical reports of the European Centre for Ecotoxicology and Toxicology of Chemicals provided many relevant citations.


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