| identifying potential receptors and routes of contaminant exposure in the traditional territory of the ouje-bougoumou cree: land use and a geographical information system. | great concern has been raised with respect to the 13 traplines that constitute the traditional territory of the ouje-bougoumou cree located in the james bay region of northern quebec, canada, with respect to mine wastes originating from three local mines. as a result, an "integrative risk assessment" was initiated consisting of three interrelated components: a comprehensive human health study, an assessment of the existing ecological/environmental database, and a land use/potential sites of conc ... | 2007 | 16897501 |
| iodine status of eeyou istchee community members of northern quebec, canada, and potential sources. | a multi community environment-and-health study among six of the nine communities of eeyou istchee in northern quebec, canada provided greater insight into iodine intake levels among these cree first nation communities. using data from this large population-based study, descriptive statistics of measured urinary iodine concentrations (uics) and iodine-creatinine ratios (stratified by age, sex, community of residence, and water consumption) were calculated, and the associations between independent ... | 2015 | 25764377 |