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Health Tracking And Disease Clusters: The Lack Of Data On Chronic Disease Incidence And Its Impact On Cluster Investigations (2002) US PIRG. 60 pages.

Improving Cancer Tracking Today Saves Lives Tomorrow: Do States Make the Grade? (2003) The Trust for America’s Health (TFAH). 24 pages.

Environmental and Occupational Causes of Cancer: A Review of the Recent Scientific Literature by Dick Clapp, Genevieve Howe and Molly Jacobs. (2005)

Air and Water Pollutants and Cancer by Dick Clapp and Molly Jacobs. (2008)