MY JOB IS NOT FUNNY, THANK U VMUCH.
Proof that Gee-Jay's life 9am -530pm (minus the blogging and gchating)is not asinine or useless.
"Babies developing in the womb and children in their first years of life are more sensitive to pollutants than adults. Children living in lower-income neighborhoods in particular are disproportionately exposed to air pollutants from vehicle exhausts, commercial fuel burning, tobacco smoke, residential pesticides, cockroach and mouse allergens, and mold.
For the last six years, the Center’s largest study has focused on a sample of more than 700 low-income children of color living in the New York City neighborhoods of Washington Heights, Harlem, and the South Bronx, where asthma rates are highest in the nation, and rates of low birth weight are higher than in the rest of New York City.
The Center’s research has demonstrated significant associations between prenatal exposures to pollutants from sources described above and decreased fetal growth, impaired neurocognitive development, and worse respiratory health in young children. Biomarkers associated with cancer risk have also been detected.
The National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences and the United States Environmental Protection Agency recently re-funded CCCEH to continue this study for the next five years. Follow-up of children through age 8 will enable long-term health effects to be studied, revealing more fully how these early environmental exposures affect children’s risk of asthma and developmental disorders."
from the CCCEH
NYC Is dirty huh?
Love, GJ.
"Babies developing in the womb and children in their first years of life are more sensitive to pollutants than adults. Children living in lower-income neighborhoods in particular are disproportionately exposed to air pollutants from vehicle exhausts, commercial fuel burning, tobacco smoke, residential pesticides, cockroach and mouse allergens, and mold.
For the last six years, the Center’s largest study has focused on a sample of more than 700 low-income children of color living in the New York City neighborhoods of Washington Heights, Harlem, and the South Bronx, where asthma rates are highest in the nation, and rates of low birth weight are higher than in the rest of New York City.
The Center’s research has demonstrated significant associations between prenatal exposures to pollutants from sources described above and decreased fetal growth, impaired neurocognitive development, and worse respiratory health in young children. Biomarkers associated with cancer risk have also been detected.
The National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences and the United States Environmental Protection Agency recently re-funded CCCEH to continue this study for the next five years. Follow-up of children through age 8 will enable long-term health effects to be studied, revealing more fully how these early environmental exposures affect children’s risk of asthma and developmental disorders."
from the CCCEH
NYC Is dirty huh?
Love, GJ.
5 Comments:
dude that study rocks, not that the results are good, they are in fact depressing as hell, but it at least proves without a doubt that kids in the ghetto barely have a chance to thrive in the first place. theres no way that any bullshit republican can say that its their fault.
keep up the good work gee jay.
No one said your job was funny. We have always recognized that you are saving little children and all that good stuff.
no way everyone makes fun
No they don't, you fucking retard.
actually yes they fucking do, and you dont know eveyrone that i do, so fuck off and dont call me a fucking retard.
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