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Posted: 6:32 PM Apr 28, 2008
Manganese Study
WTAP News Researchers are looking for seven and eight year old children living in the Marietta area to participate in a five year study.
Reporter: Courtney Rochon Email Address: courtney.rochon@wtap.com |
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Researchers are looking for seven and eight year old children living in the Marietta area to participate in a five year study.
The study will examine how exposure to manganese and other metals affects a child's neurological and cognitive development.
Dr. Erin Haynes from the University of Cincinnati is spearheading the study with a $2.6 million federal grant.
Parents interested in having their kids participate can contact Marietta College Psychology Professor Dr. Mary Barnas.
Her number is (740) 376- 4766 and her email is mary.barnas@marietta.edu.
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