Neurobehavioral tests are being increasingly used in human risk assessment and there is a
strong need for guidance. The field of neurobehavioral toxicology has evolved from research …

The importance of including neurodevelopmental end points in environmental studies is
clear. A validated measure of cognitive function in human infants that also has a …

In recent years there has been heightened concern over the potential of occupational or
environmental exposures to affect neurological function in children and adolescents. The …

Assessment measures used in developmental neurotoxicology are reviewed for their
comparability in humans and laboratory animals, and their ability to detect comparable …

The potential for exposure to neurotoxicants in Lebanon is high, especially in the absence of
strict control and regulatory measures in workplaces. Children working in mechanical and …

Publisher Summary This chapter discusses issues pertinent to data collection, analysis, and
interpretation in studies of the neurotoxicity of environmental chemical exposures. One of the …

Alterations in nervous system function after exposure to a developmental neurotoxicant may
be identified and characterized using neurobehavioral methods. A number of methods can …

The Symposium on Computerized Behavioral Testing of Humans in Neurotoxicology
Research, held in Portland, OR (USA), on June 21–23, 1995, is the subject of the 23 articles …

There is increasing concern over the impact of low-dose exposures to environmental
chemicals on children's neurobehavioral function. To determine subtle alterations in …

The IPCS Collaborative Study on Neurobehavioral Screening Methods was undertaken to
determine the intra-and inter-laboratory reliability of a functional observational battery (FOB) …