POLITICAL - FW: Register Now! Nanotechology ( 3 Phd's) Call this Thurs. Risks to human health

[Guest guest]

Nanotechnology raises serious questions about risks to our environment and the

way we live - affecting everything from medicines,

manufactured goods and extremely powerful military weaponry.

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From: Eileen Dannemann

Nano technology is the new, unregulated science. Before you register for this

phone call, check out the video in our NANOTECHNOLOGY

and Science Lab Room on www.VaccineLiberationArmy.com .....and it will blow your

mind as to what is going on....Eileen

This is the cutting edge of the cutting edge of the cutting edge...check our

room!

Collaborative on Health and the Environment

CHE Partnership call:

Nanotechnology: A New Chapter in Environmental Health Science

We are sending this special reminder of our upcoming CHE Partner conference call

on

Thursday, June 10 at 10 AM PST / 1 PM EST featuring leading scientific experts

on nanotechnology and potential risks or human health. We are usually able to

organize our CHE Partner calls with far more lead

time, but when we learned that one of our featured speakers on this call is

moving to South Asia this month and knowing how many CHE

colleagues are interested in these issues, we wanted to offer this call as soon

as possible.

CALL DESCRIPTION:

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Over the past decade, nanomaterials have exploded onto the marketplace, ranging

in use from teddy bears and tennis rackets to

pharmaceuticals and cosmetics. What do we know about these materials and how are

we addressing them from a public health standpoint?

The Program on Reproductive Health and the Environment at the University of

California, San Francisco recently released a draft

version of their report, " A Nanotechnology Policy Framework: Policy

Recommendations for Addressing Potential Health Risks from

Nanomaterials in California, " which makes recommendations about how to face the

new challenges to the policy and risk assessment

process that nanomaterials present because of their unique properties. The

document draws upon lessons we can learn from past

chemical policy experiences and other recent nanotechnology reports in making

recommendations for California. The final report is

due out the second week of June.

Please join CHE to explore the recommendations from this report. Presenters on

this call will cover what we know about the unique

properties of nanomaterials, why we should be concerned, how nanotechnology is

being addressed at the policy and public health

level, and what the gaps are in our knowledge.

Featured presenters include:

* Amber Wise, PhD, Chemist and Postdoctoral Fellow, Program on Reproductive

Health and the Environment, University of

California, San Francisco

* Sass, PhD, Senior Scientist, Natural Resources Defense Council

* Carl Cranor, PhD, Professor of Philosophy, University of California, Riverside

The call will be moderated by Steve Heilig, CHE Director of Public Health and

Education. The call will last one hour and will be

recorded for archival purposes.

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