Cambridge University Press / Do Physicians Use Electronic Information Retrieval Systems / Blackwell Publishing Ltd. / Delphi / Buckley N. A. / MedLine / /
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Europe / /
Country
Italy / United States / Spain / / /
Facility
Evidence-Based Toxicology Thomas Hartung Johns Hopkins University / University of Konstanz / US Library of Congress / Cochrane Library / Johns Hopkins University / /
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search strategies / chemical synthesis strategies / search term / information retrieval systems / search strategy / main tool / food safety testing / healthcare / internet portal / food / healthcare interventions / chemical industry / online portal / objective tools / chemicals / /
Organization
Cambridge University / Center for Alternatives / Johns Hopkins University / EBT / US Center of the Cochrane Collaboration / OECD / Joint Research Centre / Congress / Bloomberg School of Public Health / Bloomberg School of Public Health Center for Alternatives / University of Konstanz / Environmental Protection Agency / /
Person
Karl Pearson / George Santayana / Gödel / Ellen Silbergeld / Benjamin Disraeli / Phil Guzelian / Alan Goldberg / Christina Rudén / Gene V. Glass / Sebastian Hoffmann / William Osler / Agnieszka Kinsner-Ovaskainen / Edmund / Claudius Griesinger / Sandra Coecke / Thomas Hartung Johns / /
Food for Thought … on Evidence-Based Toxicology Thomas Hartung Johns Hopkins University, Bloomberg School of Public Health, Dept. Environmental Health Sciences, Doerenkamp-Zbinden Chair for Evidence-based Toxicology, C