1. AREHNA 2002-2005 Awareness Raising about Environment and Health of Non-Expert Advisors Environmental impact on Congenital Diseases Pyli Kos, 9-11 June 2005

2. AREHNA 2002-2005 Awareness Raising about Environment and Health of Non-Expert Advisors Mobility – Transport Fertility Congenital Diseases

3. Environmental Health Impacts of Transport and Mobility Air pollution AsthmaCancerNoiseAnnoyance Endocrine Problems Accidents…

4. Environmental Impact on Fertility Endocrine Disrupters Lower Sperm Count Polycystic ovaries EndometriosisCancer Oocyte impairment

5. Congenital Diseases What is really happening? Do and How external factors influence intrauterus life?

6. The role and timing of intrauterus exposure ChemicalsRadiationNutrition… Windows of Exposure

7. The Problem What do we really know? How are we dealing with multicausality?

8. Environmental Impact on Health Endocrine Disrupters Waste Cancer MobilityFertility Congenital Diseases Pollution Related Diseases

9. “Health Impacts of Waste Management Policies” (2000). KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBLISHERS: Environmental Science and Technology Library, Volume 16. Editors: P. Nicolopoulou-Stamati, L.Hens, C.V.Howard. ISBN 0-7923-6362-0 “Endocrine Disrupters” (2001). KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBLISHERS: Environmental Science and Technology Library, Volume 18. Editors: P. Nicolopoulou-Stamati, L. Hens, C.V. Howard. ISBN 0-7923-7056-2 “Cancer as an Environmental Disease” (2004). KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBLISHERS: Environmental Science and Technology Library, Volume 20. Editors: P. Nicolopoulou-Stamati, L. Hens, C.V. Howard, N.Van Larebeke. ISBN 1-4020-2019-8 and e-book “Environmental Health Impacts of Transport and Mobility” (2005). SPRINGER (in print) Editors: P. Nicolopoulou-Stamati, L. Hens, C.V. Howard

10. Information Knowledge Concern Awareness Decision Making

11. Information, Knowledge, Concern, Awareness, Decision Making