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Volume 17, issue 6, 1997

Methyl tert Butyl Ether Systemic Toxicity pp. 661-672

John J. Clary

Carcinogenicity Studies on MTBE: Critical Review and Interpretation pp. 673-681

John H. Mennear

An Analysis of the Health Benefits Associated with the Use of MTBE Reformulated Gasoline and Oxygenated Fuels in Reducing Atmospheric Concentrations of Selected Volatile Organic Compounds pp. 683-691

Hugh L. Spitzer

Projection of Health Benefits from Ambient Ozone Reduction Related to the Use of Methyl tertiary Butyl Ether (MTBE) in the Reformulated Gasoline Program pp. 693-704

Serap Erdal, Henry Gong, William S. Linn and Richard Rykowski

Causality Assessment of the Acute Health Complaints Reported in Association with Oxygenated Fuels pp. 705-715

Nancy J. Balter

Route‐to‐Route Extrapolation of the Toxic Potency of MTBE pp. 717-725

Michael L. Dourson and Susan P. Felter

Risk Characterization of Methyl tertiary Butyl Ether (MTBE) in Tap Water pp. 727-743

Bonnie R. Stern and Robert G. Tardiff

The Dynamics of Risk Perception: How Does Perceived Risk Respond to Risk Events? pp. 745-757

George O. Rogers

The Elaboration Likelihood Model and Communication About Food Risks pp. 759-770

Lynn J. Frewer, Chaya Howard, Duncan Hedderley and Richard Shepherd

Estimating Benchmark Concentrations and Other Noncancer Endpoints in Epidemiology Studies pp. 771-780

A. J. Bailer, L. T. Stayner, R. J. Smith, E. D. Kuempel and M. M. Prince

Conservatism of the Accident Sequence Evaluation Program HRA Procedure pp. 781-787

Bryan F. Gore, James S. Dukelow, Timothy M. Mitts and Wesley L. Nicholson

A Native American Exposure Scenario pp. 789-795

Stuart G. Harris and Barbara L. Harper

A Score Comparison Method as an Aid to Integrating Separate Comparative Risk Rankings into a Single, Comparative Risk Ranking pp. 797-806

Paul F. Deisler

Does Diesel Exhaust Cause Human Lung Cancer? pp. 807-829

Louis Anthony Cox

Volume 17, issue 5, 1997

Breast Cancer, Radon, and Brassieres? pp. 525-526

Anthony V. Nero

ATSDR Science Panel on the Bioavailability of Mercury in Soils: Lessons Learned pp. 527-532

Richard A. Canady, Jack E. Hanley and Allan S. Susten

Current Views on the Oral Bioavailability of Inorganic Mercury in Soil: Implications for Health Risk Assessments pp. 533-544

Dennis J. Paustenbach, Gretchen M. Bruce and Paul Chrostowski

Evaluation of Methods for Assessing the Oral Bioavailability of Inorganic Mercury in Soil pp. 545-555

Rosalind A. Schoof and Jesper Bo Nielsen

The Environmental Geochemistry and Bioaccessibility of Mercury in Soils and Sediments: A Review pp. 557-569

Andy Davis, Nicolas S. Bloom and Shane S. Que Hee

The Effect of Decisions About Spent Nuclear Fuel Storage on Residential Property Values pp. 571-582

William C. Metz and David E. Clark

A Physiologically‐Based Pharmacokinetic Model Assessment of Methyl t‐Butyl Ether in Groundwater for a Bathing and Showering Determination pp. 583-598

Hari V. Rao and Gary L. Ginsberg

Biosphere Model for High Level Waste Repository pp. 599-608

Runo Barrdahl

A Simulation Model for Occupational Tuberculosis Transmission pp. 609-616

Mark Nicas and Edmund Seto

A Unified Approach to a Class of Stochastic Carcinogenesis Models pp. 617-624

Qi Zheng

Using GIS in Risk Analysis: A Case Study of Hazardous Waste Transport pp. 625-633

Andrew A. Lovett, Julian P. Parfitt and Julii S. Brainard

The Vulnerability of the Nevada Visitor Economy to a Repository at Yucca Mountain pp. 635-647

Doug Easterling

Variability in PAH‐DNA Adduct Measurements in Peripheral Mononuclear Cells: Implications for Quantitative Cancer Risk Assessment pp. 649-656

Christopher Dickey, Regina M. Santella, Dale Hattis, Deliang Tang, Yanzhi Hsu, Tom Cooper, Tie‐Lan Young and Frederica P. Perera

Volume 17, issue 4, 1997

Smart Air Bags? pp. 401-402

Niels Lind

EPA's Ozone Standard May Harm Public Health and Welfare pp. 403-405

Susan E. Dudley and Wendy L. Gramm

The Words of Risk Analysis pp. 407-417

Stan Kaplan

Life Years Lost at Hazardous Waste Sites: Remediation Worker Fatalities vs. Cancer Deaths to Nearby Residents pp. 419-425

Joshua T. Cohen, Barbara D. Beck and Ruthann Rudel

An Approach for Modeling Noncancer Dose Responses with an Emphasis on Uncertainty pp. 427-437

Paul S. Price, Russell E. Keenan, Jeffrey C. Swartout, Carol A. Gillis, Heather Carlson‐Lynch and Michael L. Dourson

Residential House and Zone Volumes in the United States: Empirical and Estimated Parametric Distributions pp. 439-446

Donald M. Murray

Statistical Quantification of the Sources of Variance in Uncertainty Analyses pp. 447-453

R. Bruce Robinson and Brian T. Hurst

Bias in Population Estimates of Long‐Term Exposure from Short‐Term Measurements of Individual Exposure pp. 455-466

Robert J. Buck, Karen A. Hammerstrom and P. Barry Ryan

The Cost‐Effectiveness of Lifesaving Interventions in Sweden pp. 467-478

Joakim A. L. Ramsberg and Lennart Sjöberg

Cross‐Cultural Differences in Risk Perception: A Model‐Based Approach pp. 479-488

Robert N. Bontempo, William P. Bottom and Elke U. Weber

Mixed Messages in Risk Communication pp. 489-498

Cynthia G. Jardine and Steve E. Hrudey

Lognormal Distributions for Body Weight as a Function of Age for Males and Females in the United States, 1976–1980 pp. 499-505

David E. Burmaster and Edmund A. C. Crouch

Communicating Low Risk Magnitudes: Incidence Rates Expressed as Frequency Versus Rates Expressed as Probability pp. 507-510

Michael Siegrist

Anesthesia Patient Risk: A Quantitative Approach to Organizational Factors and Risk Management Options pp. 511-523

M. Elisabeth Paté‐Cornell, Linda M. Lakats, Dean M. Murphy and David M. Gaba

Volume 17, issue 3, 1997

Comparing Estimates of the Effects of Air Pollution on Human Mortality Obtained Using Different Regression Methodologies pp. 273-278

Laurence A. Baxter, Stephen J. Finch, Frederick W. Lipfert and Qiqing Yu

Compliance Versus Risk in Assessing Occupational Exposures pp. 279-292

Rogelio Tornero‐Velez, Elaine Symanski, Hans Kromhout, Rong C. Yu and Stephen M. Rappaport

Public Opposition to a Proposed Nuclear Waste Repository in Canada: An Investigation of Cultural and Economic Effects pp. 293-302

Donald W. Hine, Craig Summers, Mark Prystupa and Antoinette McKenzie‐Richer

Exploring the “Psychometric Paradigm”: Comparisons Between Aggregate and Individual Analyses pp. 303-312

Claire Marris, Ian Langford, Thomas Saunderson and Timothy O'Riordan

Risk Perception, Federal Spending, and the Savannah River Site: Attitudes of Hunters and Fishermen pp. 313-320

Joanna Burger, Jessica Sanchez, J. Whitfield Gibbons and Michael Gochfeld

Categorical Regression Analysis of Acute Exposure to Tetrachloroethylene pp. 321-332

Daniel J. Guth, Raymond J. Carroll, Douglas G. Simpson and Haibo Zhou

Development of Risk‐Based Ranking Measures of Effectiveness for the United States Coast Guard's Vessel Inspection Program pp. 333-340

Timothy A. Wheeler, Kishore Gawande and Stephen Bespalko

Perception of Ecological Risk to Water Environments pp. 341-352

Timothy L. McDaniels, Lawrence J. Axelrod, Nigel S. Cavanagh and Paul Slovic

Estimating Health Risks from Natural Hazards Using Risk Assessment and Epidemiology pp. 353-358

Josephine Malilay, Alden Henderson, Michael McGeehin and W. Dana Flanders

Life‐Cycle Assessment in Relation to Risk Assessment: An Evolving Perspective pp. 359-365

J. W. Owens

The Two‐Stage Model of Carcinogenesis: Overcoming the Nonidentifiability Dilemma pp. 367-374

Claire D. Sherman and Christopher J. Portier

Estimation from Zero‐Failure Data pp. 375-380

Robert T. Bailey

Risk Associated with Transportation of Spent Nuclear Fuel Under Demanding Security Constraints: The Colombian Experience pp. 381-389

Héctor A. Múnera, María B. Canal and Mauricio Muñoz

Some Properties of the Hazard Function of the Two‐Mutation Clonal Expansion Model pp. 391-399

Wolfgang F. Heidenreich, E. Georg Luebeck and Suresh H. Moolgavkar

Volume 17, issue 2, 1997

Exogenous Risk in the Moscow Population pp. 127-129

Victor L. Blinkin

The Brent Spar Controversy: An Example of Risk Communication Gone Wrong pp. 131-136

Ragnar E. Löfstedt and Ortwin Renn

Air Pollution and Human Health: Perspectives for the ‘90s and Beyond pp. 137-146

Frederick W. Lipfert

Hazardous Materials Releases in the Northridge Earthquake: Implications for Seismic Risk Assessment pp. 147-156

Michael K. Lindell and Ronald W. Perry

What Is Wrong with Criterion FN‐Lines for Judging the Tolerability of Risk? pp. 157-168

Andrew W. Evans and Neville Q. Verlander

Neighborhood Quality, Environmental Hazards, Personality Traits, and Resident Actions pp. 169-175

Michael Greenberg and Dona Schneider

First‐Order Reliability Analysis of Public Health Risk Assessment pp. 177-185

Maged M. Hamed

Multimedia Benchmarking Analysis for Three Risk Assessment Models: RESRAD, MMSOILS, and MEPAS pp. 187-201

William B. Mills, J. J. Cheng, James G. Droppo, Ernest R. Faillace, Emmanuel K. Gnanapragasam, Robert A. Johns, Gerard F. Laniak, Christine S. Lew, Dennis L. Strenge, Jonna F. Sutherland, Gene Whelan and Charley Yu

An Overview of a Multimedia Benchmarking Analysis for Three Risk Assessment Models: RESRAD, MMSOILS, and MEPAS pp. 203-214

Gerard F. Laniak, James G. Droppo, Ernest R. Faillace, Emmanuel K. Gnanapragasam, William B. Mills, Dennis L. Strenge, Gene Whelan and Charley Yu

Cybernetic Risk Analysis pp. 215-225

Kevin J. Foster

Critical Effects and Exposure Limits pp. 227-236

Sven Ove Hansson

U.S. Aviation Regulations Increase Probability of Midair Collisions pp. 237-248

Robert W. Patlovany

On the Solution Approach for Bayesian Modeling of Initiating Event Frequencies and Failure Rates pp. 249-252

Eduard Hofer, Stephen C. Hora, Ronald L. Iman and Jörg Peschke

The Value of Improved National Exposure Information for Perchloroethylene (Perc): A Case Study for Dry Cleaners pp. 253-271

Kimberly M. Thompson and John S. Evans

Volume 17, issue 1, 1997

So Carcinogens Have Thresholds: How Do We Decide What Exposure Levels Should Be Considered Safe? pp. 1-3

James D. Wilson

A Note on the Relationship Between Lifetime Tumor Risk and Expected Time to Tumor pp. 5-7

David W. Gaylor and Qi Zheng

Estimating the Ozone Depletion Potential of Methyl Bromide pp. 9-17

Murray R. Selwyn, James E. Georges and Alexander A. Georgiev

Bounding Estimates for Critical Events When Directly Disposing Highly Enriched Spent Nuclear Fuel in Unsaturated Tuff pp. 19-35

Rob P. Rechard, Martin S. Tierney, Larry C. Sanchez and Mary‐Alena Martell

Skin Cancer and Inorganic Arsenic: Uncertainty‐Status of Risk pp. 37-42

Kenneth G. Brown, How‐Ran Guo, Tsung‐Li Kuo and Howard L. Greene

The Determinants of Trust and Credibility in Environmental Risk Communication: An Empirical Study pp. 43-54

Richard G. Peters, Vincent T. Covello and David B. McCallum

Culture, Cosmopolitanism, and Risk Management pp. 55-65

Timothy C. Earle and George Cvetkovich

Remedial Policies in Radiologically‐Contaminated Forests: Environmental Consequences and Risk Assessment pp. 67-75

Igor Linkov, Benoit Morel and William R. Schell

Plausible Upper Bounds: Are Their Sums Plausible? pp. 77-84

Vincent James Cogliano

Altruistic Preferences for Life‐Saving Public Programs: Do Baseline Risks Matter? pp. 85-92

George L. Van Houtven

Efficient Treatment of Uncertainty in Numerical Optimization pp. 93-96

J. D. Galambos and J. A. Holmes

On the Effect of Probability Distributions of Input Variables in Public Health Risk Assessment pp. 97-105

Maged M. Hamed and Philip B. Bedient

Importance of Distributional Form in Characterizing Inputs to Monte Carlo Risk Assessments pp. 107-113

Charles N. Haas

Computer Simulation of Clonal Growth Cancer Models. I. Parameter Estimation Using an Iterative Absolute Bisection Algorithm pp. 115-126

David A. Kramer and Rory B. Conolly