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A.G.E. #2
The second issue of A.G.E. (A.G.E. #2) was published in October 2010 and was distributed to all attendees at the 2010 NASSPE conference. You can purchase a hard copy by following the instructions at the bottom of the page.
However, you can download individual articles from the second issue (as a PDF), simply by clicking on the links below:
You might also be interested in a scholarly paper by Dr. Leonard Sax, executive director of MCRCAD. This paper is titled
"Polyethylene Terephthalate May Yield Endocrine Disruptors"; it was published in April 2010 by the journal Environmental Health Perspectives, which is the
flagship journal of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS), one of the institutes comprising the National Institutes of Health (NIH). In this paper,
Dr. Sax calls attention to the risk that clear plastic bottles -- most commonly used for bottled water, sports drinks, and soda, as well as peanut butter, salad dressing and other condiments -- may be a source of endocrine disruptors
such as DEHP and antimony
which might adversely affect development in both girls and boys. You can read the full text of this paper (PDF) by clicking on "Polyethylene Terephthalate May Yield Endocrine Disruptors".
A.G.E. #1
You can download the complete first issue (29 pages) by clicking on this full text link. All downloads require use of the Adobe PDF Reader, which you can download
at no charge at the Adobe download site.
If you prefer, you can download individual articles from the first issue:
You may also order the hard-copy, professionally printed and bound inaugural issue, which contains all the above articles printed on glossy paper, by writing to MCRCAD, 64 East Uwchlan Avenue, #259, Exton Pennsylvania 19341, and enclosing a check
or money order for USD$20.00 ($16.00 per issue plus $4.00 shipping and handling). If you prefer to pay by credit card, please call us at 610 296 2821 between 9 AM and 4 PM Eastern Time, Monday through Friday.
Submissions wanted
If you have any insights regarding gender and education -- including not only differences between genders, but also variations AMONG girls and AMONG boys -- or if you have conducted relevant research and you would like to share your findings
in a peer-reviewed scholarly journal, please consider submitting your article to Advances in Gender and Education.
Contact the editor, Professor Margaret Ferrara, at Dr. Ferrara's web site.
Previous scholarly publications published under the auspices of MCRCAD
The Diagnosis and Treatment of ADHD in Women.
The Female Patient, 29:29-34, November 2004.
Dietary phosphorus as a nutritional toxin: the influence of age and sex.
Invited chapter, in: Annual Reviews in Food & Nutrition (Victor Preedy, editor), Taylor & Francis Publishers, London, UK, 2003, Chapter 8, pp. 158-168.
Who First Suggests the Diagnosis of Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder?
A survey of primary-care pediatricians, family physicians, and child psychiatrists
[with Kathleen J. Kautz RN, BSN].
Annals of Family Medicine, 2003, 1:171-174. Available online here.
What Was the Cause of Nietzsche's Dementia?
Journal of Medical Biography, Royal Medical Society, London, February 2003, 11:47-54. Available online here.
How Common Is Intersex?
The Journal of Sex Research, August 2002, 39(3):174-178.
More about MCRCAD - and NASSPE
MCRCAD is a non-profit organization which the United States Internal Revenue Service has recognized as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. If you'd like to learn more about the founding of MCRCAD / NASSPE in 2002, and the mission of MCRCAD,
please read the article From the Publisher in the inaugural issue of A.G.E. Click here to go to the NASSPE home page. NASSPE and MCRCAD share offices and personnel.
Contact Us
You may contact us via e-mail at mcrcad AT verizon.net (replace "AT" with "@"; or via snail mail at 64 East Uwchlan Avenue, #259, Exton, Pennsylvania 19341;
or via telephone at 610 296 2821 between 9 AM and 4 PM Eastern Time, Monday through Friday.
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