The ability to identify and characterize the potential neurotoxicity of chemicals is an
important and necessary function of various regulatory agencies. Behavioral assessments of …

In recent years neurobehavioural tests have been used increasingly in occupational and
environmental settings to identify changes in cognitive functioning associated with exposure …

Neurobehavioral tests are among the most efficient methods of identifying the adverse
health effects of neurotoxicants. The reliability of neurobehavioral tests may be affected by …

In 1991 the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry selected a group of
neurobehavioral tests to be used in the screening of individuals living near hazardous waste …

With the growing awareness of the neurological effects of many environmental chemicals,
there is considerable emphasis being placed on the detection of neurotoxic potential at the …

This workshop considered the presentations made at the symposium and the reports of past
workshops in this series of symposia. The workshop members came to the following …

Abstract The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry convened a workshop in
Atlanta, GA, that evaluated approaches and methods to ascertain whether there are …

To facilitate the evaluation of populations at risk for nervous system dysfunction due to
environmental agents, we have developed a computer-administered neurobehavioral …

Standardized tests or test batteries for neurotoxic effects are needed for premarket testing of
chemicals (and related regulatory needs) and for the development of a neurotoxicity data …

Neurobehavioral testing provides for noninvasive assessment of the functional integrity of
the nervous system. Neurobehavioral tests have been used as quantitative outcome …