Human Health and Ocean Pollution
Philip J. Landrigan(Boston College), Patrick Rampal(Health Affairs), Rachel T. Noble(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Marie‐Yasmine Dechraoui Bottein(University of Copenhagen), Patrick Fénichel(Inserm), Hariharan Shanmugam(Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality), François Galgani(Ifremer), Charles J. Dorman(Trinity College Dublin), Jenna Mu(Boston College), Donald M. Anderson(National Museum of Natural History), Mark E. Hahn(Boston University), Hervé Raps(Institute for Sustainable Development), John J. Stegeman(Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution), Jacqueline McGlade(Strathmore University), Laura Giuliano(University of California, Santa Cruz), Philipp Heß(Ifremer), Amro Hamdoun(University of California San Diego), Adetoun Mustapha(Nigerian Institute of Medical Research), Françoise Gaill(Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique), Nicolas Chevalier(Université Côte d'Azur), Dorota Czerucka(Scientific Centre of Monaco), Ursula M. Scharler(University of KwaZulu-Natal), Lorraine C. Backer(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Pál Weihe(University of the Faroe Islands), Philippe Grandjean(University of Rhode Island), Gabriella Taghian(Boston College), Luigi Vezzulli(University of Genoa), Amalia Laborde(Universidad de la República de Uruguay), Ariana Zeka(Unknown), William H. Gaze(University of Exeter), Françoise Brücker-Davis(Université Côte d'Azur), Dimitri D. Deheyn(Scripps Institution of Oceanography), Samantha Fisher(Boston College), Denis Allemand(Scientific Centre of Monaco), Michael H. Depledge(University of Exeter), Maria Luiza Pedrotti(Laboratoire d’Océanographie de Villefranche), Christopher M. Reddy(Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution), Jeroen A. J. M. van de Water(Scientific Centre of Monaco), Lora E. Fleming(University of Miami), Joacim Rocklöv(Umeå University), Lilian Corra(Health Alliance International), B.F. Judson(Boston College), María Neira(World Health Organization - Pakistan), Barbara Demeneix(Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle)
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