The American Dream DeniedMain MenuThe ExhibitThe CollaboratorsThe ContextThe Critical Visualization and Media Lab of Tulane University5dbc431b0d12a55c30aef69bfe788ea14cef18e3
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12019-09-10T14:28:26-07:00The Critical Visualization and Media Lab of Tulane University5dbc431b0d12a55c30aef69bfe788ea14cef18e3344682plain2019-09-30T08:41:54-07:00Emily Szklarskif2956918d1ee7b52bba7211a086586c6cfab1330The amount of a substance that enters or contacts a person is called a dose. An important consideration in evaluating a dose is body weight; therefore children are more susceptible. The greater the amount of a substance a person is exposed to, the more likely that health effects will occur. In interviews in this exhibit you will hear residents describe the restrictions they placed on their children in hopes to protect them from exposure, such as not allowing them to play in the yard.
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