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Toxipedia is the free toxicology encyclopedia and resource center, that welcomes everyone to help contribute to a healthier world.



Featured Article: Arsenic

Arsenic is a ubiquitous element in the natural environment. It is a naturally occurring metal and its organic form, found when arsenic is combined with carbon or [hydrogen] is not as common as inorganic arsenic which occurs when arsenic combined with one or more elements including oxygen, chlorine, and sulfur. The amount of arsenic released from ore bodies is mush less than the amount of arsenic released due to human activity. Read more about Arsenic. Article by Sean Foley.

Featured Contributor: Allison Camp


Allison Camp is a Junior at University of Washington, majoring in psychology, with an intended second major of neurobiology.

Featured Section: Chemicals

Please see our newly updated Chemicals section. Information on more than 130 different chemicals. We welcome you to come and edit.


Toxipedia Areas and Projects

Teaching Resources

The Teaching Resources section has numerous powerpoints on different subjects relating to toxins. All are free to use.

Glossary

Please see our new Glossary edited by Greg Wyche.


Healthy World Theater

Advisory Board

Please see our new Advisory Board.

History of Toxicology

Please see the extensive History of Toxicology section.


Toxicology News


California assembly rejects chemical ban in baby items. (Aug 19, 2008 00:00)
Sticks and carrots. (Aug 19, 2008 00:00)
Calling all chemists. (Aug 18, 2008 00:00)
Converging pathways. (Aug 18, 2008 00:00)
Some Texas foster kids' doctors have ties to drug firms. (Aug 18, 2008 00:00)
Health questions linger after state study on Fort Lauderdale trash incinerator. (Aug 17, 2008 00:00)
FDA: don't worry about bisphenol A. (Aug 17, 2008 00:00)
US agency draft deems controversial BPA chemical safe. (Aug 17, 2008 00:00)

Scientific Studies


In human fat tissue, Bisphenol A inhibits release of a hormone that protects people from diabetes and heart attacks. (Aug 18, 2008 00:00)
San Francisco women with higher PCB levels are less likely to give birth to boys. (Jul 21, 2008 00:00)
Male toads are more likely to have gender problems in agricultural areas. (Jul 03, 2008 00:00)
Flawed analysis of bisphenol A. (Apr 06, 2008 00:00)
Use of household pesticides during pregnancy increases the risk of childhood leukemia. (Feb 05, 2008 00:00)

Breaking Stories


California assembly rejects chemical ban in baby items. (Aug 19, 2008 00:00)
Sticks and carrots. (Aug 19, 2008 00:00)
Calling all chemists. (Aug 18, 2008 00:00)
Converging pathways. (Aug 18, 2008 00:00)
Some Texas foster kids' doctors have ties to drug firms. (Aug 18, 2008 00:00)
Health questions linger after state study on Fort Lauderdale trash incinerator. (Aug 17, 2008 00:00)
FDA: don't worry about bisphenol A. (Aug 17, 2008 00:00)
US agency draft deems controversial BPA chemical safe. (Aug 17, 2008 00:00)

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