Despite the many benefits, the extensive use of chemicals and pharmaceutical products in agriculture, energy production, transportation, pharmaceuticals and other products can result in the inadvertent exposure of the fetus and the neonate. This text reviews the current knowledge of the pharmacokinetic characteristics, metabolism and renal handling of chemical and drugs in the fetus, lactating infant and newborn and goes on to deal with the fetus and the manner in which chemicals can affect the outcome of the newborn.
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hamster fetus, retinoid nuclear receptors, toluene embryopathy, adipose tissue stores, butter samples, retinoid metabolism, lactational exposure, breast milk concentrations, semicircular duct, silicon levels, fusaric acid, pediatric pharmacology, retinoic acid response element, human milk, silicone breast implants, lactating woman, dry cleaning industry, infant exposure, residential exposure, fetal effects, maternal exposure Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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- Breastfeeding: A Guide for the Medical Profession, 6e (Breastfeeding (Lawrence)) by Ruth A. Lawrence on page 130
- Final report by Royal Commission of Inquiry into the Activities of the Nugan Hand Group on page 141
- Health and Safety (Statutory Instruments) by The Stationery Office on page 139
- Dalhousie University by Brian Smith in Front Matter
- Lu's Basic Toxicology, Fourth Edition: Fundamentals, Target Organs and Risk Assessment by Frank C. Lu on 4 pages
- Lu's Basic Toxicology, Fourth Edition: Fundamentals, Target Organs and Risk Assessment by Frank C. Lu on page 140, page 151, and page 331
- Having Faith: An Ecologist's Journey To Motherhood by Sandra Steingraber in Back Matter
- International Standards for Food Safety by Naomi Rees on page 135
- Human Developmental Toxicants: Aspects of Toxicology and Chemistry by James L. Schardein on page 269
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