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“New challenges of Environmental Health” Meeting of the Central and Eastern European Chapter of ISEE June 9-11, 2005, Budapest, Hungary Abstracts Book ISEE, New Challenges of Environmental Health, 9-11 June, 2005 Budapest Content Program 2 Keynote lectures 9 Air pollution 15 Socio-Economic Status 22 Housing and health 28 Biological monitoring 33 Global climate change and health 37 Poster section: A 42 Poster section: B 54 1 ISEE, New Challenges of Environmental Health, 9-11 June, 2005 Budapest 9 June, 2005 1100 Registration, Lunch 1400- 1430 Opening session Chair : Anna Páldy President of the Central-Eastern European Chapter of ISEE Tony Fletcher President of the International Society for Environmental Epidemiology Keynote lectures 1430-1450 01.: Tony Fletcher Arsenic and Cancer in Central Europe: Preliminary results from the ASHRAM Study 1500-1520 02.: Dafina Dalbokova, R. Kim, M. Krzyzanowski Pan-European Environment and Health Information System: a comprehensive WHO/Europe initiative 1530-1550 03.: Gyula Dura Integration of CEHAPE into NEHAP II. 1600 –1615 Coffee Break 1615-1635 04.: Wolfgang Hellmeier, M. Lacombe A new drinking water information system in North-Rhein-Westfalia – a tool for reporting on state level and to the EU 1645-1705 05.: Gabriel Gulis Implementation of Health Impact Assessment 1715-1800 Poster viewing 1800-1900 ISEE CEE Chapter Meeting 2000 Welcome Reception at the Hotel Tulip Inn Budapest 2 ISEE, New Challenges of Environmental Health, 9-11 June, 2005 Budapest 10 June, 2005 Air pollution Chair: Péter Rudnai, Tanya Turnovska 900 – 915 06. : Éva Vaskövi, T. Beregszászi, M. Endrődy, M. Csík, G. Kovács, G. Török Indoor air quality assessment on tube platform 915 – 930 07.: Dobrinka Lolova, T. Antova Monitoring and assessment of ambient air quality in the region of smelter plant - Plovdiv 930 – 945 08.: Dobrinka Lolova, E. Uzunova, Z. Koleva PM10 and PM2,5 measurement and concentrations in Bulgaria 945 –1015 Coffee Break 1015 – 1030 09.: Judit Szabó, G. Jánossy, Gy. Thuróczy Survey of residental magnetic field above reconstructed 10/04 KV transformer stations 1030 – 1045 10.: Marek Majdan, G. Gulis Using GIS in exposure assessment to study health effects of hazardous waste sites 1045-1100 11.: Péter Rudnai, A. Páldy, Gy. Dura, É. Vaskövi, J. Szaniszló, M. Náray, Á. Moró Setting up an environmental health surveillance system around a toxic waste incinerator 1100-1300 Lunch 3 ISEE, New Challenges of Environmental Health, 9-11 June, 2005 Budapest 10 June, 2005 Socio-Economic Status Chair: Mária Bényi, Ludmila Sevcikova 1300-1315 12.: Demosthenes B. Panagiotakos, E. Polychronopoulos, C.A. Chrysohoou, C. Pitsavos, C. Stefanadis Socio-economic status in relation to risk factors associated with cardiovascular disease in healthy individuals from the ATTICA study 1315-1330 13.: Ludmila Sevcikova, J. Jurkovicova, Z. Stefanikova, L. Sobotová, L. Aghova, E. Machacova, J. Novakova, J. Hamade The changes in health status and physical development of children and youth in Slovakia 1330-1345 14.: Daniela Marcinkova Socio-economic inequalities as health inequalities determinant in Slovakia 1345-1400 15.: János. M. Varró, Z. Virágh, P. Rudnai Environmental epidemiological associations of psychosomatic symptoms of 7-11-year-old children in Hungary, 1997-2002 1400-1415 16.: Mária Bényi Environmental and social risk factors of injuries among children in Hungary 1415-1445 Coffee Break Housing and health Chair: Dafina Dalbokova, Tibor Málnási 1445-1500 17.: Matthias Braubach, X. Bonnefoy The WHO Housing and health policy 1500-1515 18.: Matthias Braubach The health relevance of the immediate housing environment 1515-1530 19.: Péter Rudnai, M.J. Varró, T. Málnási, A. Páldy, S. Nicol, A. O’Dell, M. Braubach, X. Bonnefoy Associations between mould/dampness in the home and health status of the inhabitants 4 ISEE, New Challenges of Environmental Health, 9-11 June, 2005 Budapest 10 June, 2005 1530-1545 20.: Mihály János Varró, M. Posgay, Gy. Ungváry, Zs. Láng Association of lung cancer and mould in the flat in an environmental epidemiological survey 1545-1600 Coffee Break Biological Monitoring Chair: Bernadette Schoket, Wolfgang Hellmeier 1600-1615 20.: Lívia Anna, B. Schoket, E. Győrffy, E. Erdei, P. Rudnai A pilot study of biomonitoring ambient genotoxic exposure of children 1615-1630 21.: Bernadette Schoket, L. Anna. E. Győrffy, S. Kostic, A. Csekeő, I. Soltész, Z. Győrfi, J. Segesdi, J. Minárovits Molecular mechanism influencing the biomarker levels of environmental genotoxic exposure 1630-1645 22.: Rima Kregzdyte, D. Baranauskiene, R. Naginiene, O. Abdrakhmanovas The comparison of missing values imputation methods in biological monitoring data analysis 2000 “Getting together dinner” in the Restaurant Vörös Postakocsi 5 ISEE, New Challenges of Environmental Health, 9-11 June, 2005 Budapest 11 June, 2005 Global climate change and health Chair: Anna Páldy, Gabriel Gulis 900-915 23.: Anna Páldy, J. Bobvos, A. Vámos Heat waves in Budapest 2001-2003 915-930 24.: Krisztina Kishonti, A. Páldy, J. Bobvos Heat warning system and communication in Hungary 930-945 25.: József Bakos, J. Szabó, Gy. Thuróczy Sunbed user’s motivations, knowledge and habits in Budapest, Hungary 945-1000 26.: Katalin Fehér, B. Oroszi, J. Pallér, E. István, M.C. Cercato Skin cancer prevention programme among school-age children 1000-1015 Coffee break Poster section A Chair: Dobrinka Lolova, Mihály J. Varró 1015-1020 P1.: Tanya Turnovska, B. Marinov, S. Mandadjieva Anthropometric nutritional status among adolescents 1020-1025 P2.: Tanya Turnovska, S. Savov, M. Arabova, G. Kavlakov, N. Boyadjiev Nutrition and nutritional status among Bulgarian and Romany children at preschool age 1025-1030 P3.: Ene Indermitte, A. Saava Exposure to different fluoride level in drinking water in Estonian population 1030-1035 P4.: Márta Szalkai Air pollution control of the smoking places 1035-1040 P5.: Tanya Turnovska, S. Mandadzhieva, B. Marinov Pulmonary functions and physical capacity among adolescents attending two schools situated in the districts with different levels of air pollution 1040-1045 P6.: Jeni Staykova, B. Nikiforov, O. Mihaylovskaya, T. Turnovska Status of the vital environment and the health of the population in a lead- zinc output region in Bulgaria, I. Pollution of the vital environment with heavy metals 1045-1050 P7.: Jeni Staykova, B. Nikiforov, O. Mihaylovskaya, T. Turnovska Status of the vital environment and the health of the population in a lead- zinc output region in Bulgaria, II. Biological Monitoring 6 ISEE, New Challenges of Environmental Health, 9-11 June, 2005 Budapest 11 June, 2005 1050-1055 P8.: O. Mihaylovskaya, Jeni Staykova, T. Turnovska A chronic lead intoxication among occupationally exposed persons 1055-1100 P9.: Zsuzsanna Horváth, E. Józsa, E. Replyuk, D. Apatini, A. Páldy, K. Kishonti Ragweed situtation evaluated by DPSEEA model 1100-1105 P10.: Gyula Dura Site hazard assessment and ranking as a tool of environment and health preparedness 1105-1110 P11.: Gizella Nádor, A. Páldy, G. Galgóczy Analysis of mortality and morbidity data of Mesothelioma in Hungary with the help of spatial and statistical methods 1110-1125 Coffee Break Poster section B Chair: Gyula Dura, Marek Majdan 1125-1130 P12.: Petra Gergelova, M. Hurbánková, S. Cerná, E. Tátrai, É. Six, Z. Kováciková Inflammatory and cytotoxic effects as well as histological findings after exposure to asbestos substitutes in experiment 1130-1135 P13.: Mihály J. Varró, M. Posgay, Gy. Ungváry, Zs. Láng In a survey to evalute the health impact of environmental asbestos exposure 1135-1140 P14.: János Bobvos, A. Páldy, L. Gorove The effect of temperature and heat waves on daily emergency ambulance calls in Budapest, Hungary, 1998-2004 1140-1145 P15.: Gabriella Bognár, G. Mészáros, K. Szalma, G.J. Köteles Assessment of radiation burden by biological indicators 1145-1150 P16.: Ágnes Drahos, L. Anna, E. Győrffy, B. Schoket, I. Fehér, A.M. Dám In vitro model for study of the genotoxic effects of combined environmental exposures 7 ISEE, New Challenges of Environmental Health, 9-11 June, 2005 Budapest 11 June, 2005 1150-1155 P17.: Didi Surcel, Cs. Szántó, M. Botoc, M. Hriscu, D. Dabala Free radicals, lipid peroxidation and immune response in experimental exposure to electromagnetic fields 1155-1200 P18.: Didi Surcel, L. Stoica, A. Mocan, M. Beldean, M. Hriscu, M. Butan, R. Ghitulescu Risk assessment for nurses occupationally exposed to antineoplastic drugs 1200-1205 P19.: Gizella Nádor, A. Páldy, P. Rudnai Environmental health impact of an incinerator in Dorog studied by point source analysis 1205-1210 P20.: Pawel Gorynski, B. Wojtyniak, P. Rudnai, K. Kanclerski, J. Świątczak Incineration plant and risk perception assessment by questionnaire method 1210-1215 P21.: Liana M. Deac, D. C. Moga, A. Cracuin, D. Cracuin, D. Proinov, M. Risca, E. Lupu. C. Munteanu, C. Sigartau, T. Vlad Risk factors for cervical cancer in Romania 1215-1220 P22.: Jarmila Korcova, G. Gulis Urban-rural differences in the incidence of digestive tract cancer in Southern Slovakia 1220-1300 Closing ceremony 1300-1400 Lunch 8 ISEE, New Challenges of Environmental Health, 9-11 June, 2005 Budapest Keynote lecture 9 ISEE, New Challenges of Environmental Health, 9-11 June, 2005 Budapest ARSENIC AND CANCER IN CENTRAL EUROPE: PRELIMINARY RESULTS FROM THE ASHRAM STUDY Tony Fletcher (1), Giovanni Leonardi (1), Felicity Clemens (1), Eugen Gurzau (2), Kvetoslava Koppova (3), Peter Rudnai (4), Walter Goessler (5), Rajiv Kumar (6), Marie Vahter (7),