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WORKS IN ENGLISH FROM AND ABOUT THE FAROEISLANDS
AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
in: Environmental Research. San Diego, vol. 61, (=
Symposium: Fourth Intemational Symposium of
Neuro-behavioral Methods and Effects in Occupa-
tional and Environmental Health) 1993, pp. 176-183,
2 tables, 2 figures, references
<"Sources of bias were examined in a study of neurobehav-
ioral effects of intrauterine exposure to methyl mercury in
the Faroe Islands." From abstract>
282: Grandjean, P./Jørgensen, P.J./Weihe, P.:
Human milk as source of methylmercury expo-
sure in infants
in: Environmental Health Perspectives, vol. 102,
1994, pp. 74-77
<Quoted from Fróðskaparrit, vol. 43,1995, p. 126>
283: Grandjean, Philippe/Weihe, Pál/Nielsen,
Jesper Bo: Methylmercury: Significance of in-
trauterine and postnatal exposure
in: Clinical Chemistry, vo. 40, 1994, pp. 1395-1400,
2 figures
284: Grandjean, Philippe/Weihe, Pal/Needham,
Larry L./Burse, Virlyn W./Patterson, Donald G.
Jr./Sampson, Eric J./Jørgensen, Poul J./Vahter,
Marie: Relation of a Seafood Diet to Mercury, Se-
lenium, Arsenic, and Polychlorinated Biphenyl
and Other Organochlorine Concentrations in Hu-
man Milk
in: Environmental Research. A Joumal of Environ-
mental Medicine and the Environmental Sciences,
vol. 71, San Diego 1995, pp. 29-38, 5 figures, 3 ta-
bles, references
<An investigation into the contamination of human milk
carried out in the Faroe Islands revealing a significantly
high level of contamination by mercury, PCB and other
organochlorines due to the comparatively high intake of
whale meat and blubber in the Faroes>
285: Grandjean, P./Weihe, P./White, R.F.: Mile-
stone Development in Infants Exposed to Methyl-
mercury from Human Milk
in: Neurotoxicology, vol. 16, 1995, pp. 27-34
<Quoted from Fróðskaparrit, vol. 44, 1996. p. 138>
286: Grandjean, Philippe/White, Roberta F./
Weihe, Pál: Neurobehavioural epidemiology: Ap-
plication in risk assessment
in: Environmental Health Perspectives, vol. 104,
1996, supplement 2, pp. 397-400, 1 table, references
<"The correlation between mercury concentrations in cord
tissues with those in matemal hair, the most commonly used
exposure indicator, was therefore determineđ from samples
in the Faroe Islands">
287: Grandjean, Philippe/Weihe, Pál: A New Era
of Mercury Hazard
in: Environmental Research, Section A, vol. 77,1998
(= no. 2 [Special issue]: Human Health Effects of En-
vironmental Mercury Exposure, P. Grandjean, Guest
Editor), p. 67
<An editorial introducing the papers on mercury hazards
presented in the special issue. The studies included were
presented at the Intemational Conference on Human Health
Effects of Mercury Exposure, Tórshavn, 24-27 June 1997>
288: Grandjean, Philippe/Weihe, Pál/White,
Roberta F./Debes, Fróði: Cognitive Performance
of Children Prenataily Exposed to "Safe" Levels
of Methylmercury
in: Environmental Research, Section A, vol. 77,
1998, pp. 165-172, 2 tables, 1 figure, references
<"Within a cohort of 1022 consecutive singleton births in
the Faroe Islands, we assessed prenatal methylmercury ex-
posure from the maternal hair mercury concentration ..."
From abstract>
289: Greene, David: Olr. sopp; Faroese soppur;
W. swp
in: Eriu, vol. XXVI, Dublin 1975, pp. 178-181
<An etymological study concluding that the Old Irish word
"sopp" is derived from Latin "stuppa" and that Faroese
"soppur", Shetland "sipp" and Welsh "swp/-sypyn" are
Viking-age borrowings of the Irish word>
290: Gregoriussen, J.P.: Tórshavn, vár miðstøð
og borg
Gøta (Aldan) 1989, 110 pp., illustrations by J.P. Gre-
goriussen
<Summaries in English and Danish; quoted from Føroyskur
Bókalisti 1989-1991, p. 19>
Biographical note:
Jákup Pauli Gregoriussen, * 1932. Faroese architect, painter
and writer. G. studied architecture at the Royal Academy's
architecture school in Copenhagen from 1957-1960 and
started his own office in Tórshavn in 1961. Since then he
has become known by several famous building and restora-
tion projects, e.g. the administration building of Føroya
Sparikassi and the building of Listasavn Føroya, both in
Tórshavn. G. has published several books about the history
and present state of Faroese vemacular architecture
291: Gregoriussen, J[ákup] P[auli]: The Old
Vaulted Churches