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Introduction,AE). The UAE occupies 83,600 km. along the Arabian Gulf, with an estimated 2011 population of about 7.5 million. The UAE supports a diversified modern economy and, as a result, faces environmental and public health problems similar to those of other industrial nations. The methods we illustrate buil

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Prioritizing Environmental Risks to Health,burden of disease assessment. First, we provide background on innate human cognitive biases that affect our perceptions of risk and how these biases pose challenges to rational priority setting. Then, we describe previous international experiences in prioritizing environmental risks to health for po

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