Margaret R. Karagas

TL;DR: More comprehensive advice can be developed to describe the multiple impacts of fish consumption, as policy and fishery management inter-ventions will be necessary to ensure long-term availability of fish as an important source of human nutrition.

TL;DR: A review of issues encountered in the processing and analysis of array-based DNA methylation data and a summary of the advantages of recent approaches proposed for handling those issues are provided, focusing on approaches publicly available in open-source environments such as R and Bioconductor.

TL;DR: While the risks of SCC and BCC did not appear elevated at the toenail arsenic concentrations detected in most study subjects, the authors cannot exclude the possibility of a dose-related increase at the highest levels of exposure experienced in the New Hampshire population.

TL;DR: It is suggested that toenail samples provide a useful biologic marker for quantifying low-level arsenic exposure and should be considered for use in the evaluation of drinking water arsenic exposure.

TL;DR: In this article, a population-based epidemiologic case-control study in which residents of New Hampshire diagnosed with primary squamous cell and basal cell skin cancers are being selected from a special statewide skin cancer incidence survey; patients diagnosed withprimary bladder cancers (n = 450) are being identified through the New Hampshire State Cancer Registry.