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§ 1-405. Investigations; information about certain cancers; release of information.
 

(a)  Investigations.- The Secretary shall investigate: 

(1) The influence of locality, employment, habit, and other conditions on health; and 

(2) The causes of diseases and mortality to the extent that they may relate to environmental factors. 

(b)  Information about certain cancers.- The Secretary may adopt procedures to obtain information about cancers that are caused by environmental carcinogens and toxic substances and about the incidence of these diseases. 
 

[1987, ch. 306, § 3; 1989, ch. 26; 1991, ch. 469, § 1.] 
 

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Maryland > Environment > Title-1 > Subtitle-4 > 1-405

§ 1-405. Investigations; information about certain cancers; release of information.
 

(a)  Investigations.- The Secretary shall investigate: 

(1) The influence of locality, employment, habit, and other conditions on health; and 

(2) The causes of diseases and mortality to the extent that they may relate to environmental factors. 

(b)  Information about certain cancers.- The Secretary may adopt procedures to obtain information about cancers that are caused by environmental carcinogens and toxic substances and about the incidence of these diseases. 
 

[1987, ch. 306, § 3; 1989, ch. 26; 1991, ch. 469, § 1.] 
 


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Maryland > Environment > Title-1 > Subtitle-4 > 1-405

§ 1-405. Investigations; information about certain cancers; release of information.
 

(a)  Investigations.- The Secretary shall investigate: 

(1) The influence of locality, employment, habit, and other conditions on health; and 

(2) The causes of diseases and mortality to the extent that they may relate to environmental factors. 

(b)  Information about certain cancers.- The Secretary may adopt procedures to obtain information about cancers that are caused by environmental carcinogens and toxic substances and about the incidence of these diseases. 
 

[1987, ch. 306, § 3; 1989, ch. 26; 1991, ch. 469, § 1.]