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Geomorphology of Uluru, Australia: Reply

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Nonpharmacologic Approaches to Canine Atopy

Canine atopic dermatitis (AD) is challenging to treat. Next to flea-bite hypersensitivity, AD ranks as one of the top two hypersensitive skin conditions of dogs throughout the world. Estimates suggest that up to fifteen percent of the canine population may suffer from AD, though true prevalence and incidence is unknown. 1 AD is a “genetically programmed disease of dogs in which the patient beco...

Reply to letter to the editor Reply to comments on “ Identi fi cation of lead sources in residential environments : Sydney Australia

We would like to start by thanking Brian Gulson for taking time to highlight his concerns and bringing our findings to the attention of Environmental Pollution readers. In constructing our response to Brian Gulson’s commentary, we had difficulty in deciphering which of Gulson’s (2014) “submitted for publication” references were being referred to. Gulson referred an article submitted for publica...