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CHE Partnership Call
Endocrine Disruption and Environmental Health: Ten Years After Our Stolen Future

March 22, 2006

This call took place on Wednesday, March 22 at 9:00 a.m. Pacific/ 12:00 noon Eastern time, and covered the present state of endocrine disruptors, ten years after the seminal book, Our Stolen Future: Are We Threatening Our Own Fertility, Intelligence, and Survival? - A Scientific Detective Story, was published. 

Call Moderator: Steve Heilig, MPH, Director of Health

Featured Presentations from the authors of this groundbreaking book:

  • Theo Colborn, Ph.D., President, TEDX, Inc.
  • Dianne Dumanoski, former reporter for the Boston Globe
  • John Peterson Myers, Ph.D., CEO of Environmental Health Science

Call Transcripts
Listen to an audio recording of this call (MP3 Format)


Call Background/Resources

Visit the Our Stolen Future website for information on the seminal book, Our Stolen Future: Are We Threatening Our Own Fertility, Intelligence, and Survival? - A Scientific Detective Story, including book details, author biographies, and links to many more resources about endocrine disruption.

In the News... 

Our Stolen Future: A Decade Later, in press in San Francisco Medicine, written by John Peterson Myers, Dianne Dumanoski, and Theo Colborn.

Bad Chemistry: A Special Report by Gay Daly, OnEarth Magazine, Winter 2006, featuring Theo Colborn and Our Stolen Future.

Search for other articles about endocrine disruption at Environmental Health News

Recent Research 

Commentary: Setting Aside Tradition When Dealing with Endocrine Disruptors (HTML) Insight from Theo Colborn on the lack of screens and assays for endocrine disruption testing, Institute for Laboratory Animal Research (ILAR) Journal, Volume 45(4), 2004.  Download the PDF

A Case For Revisiting the Safety of Pesticides: A Closer Look at Neurodevelopment (PDF)
Theo Colborn, Environmental Health Perspectives: Volume 114, Number 1, January 2006.

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