Welcome to ENHICA-Research International ( U.S.A. , U.K., Africa )
ENHICA International, Inc. was incorporated in the State of New Jersey (USA) on April 2nd, 1998 as a
non - profit corporation organized exclusively as a RESEARCH, SERVICE and CHARITY FOUNDATION.
ENHICA International Inc. is also incorporated in West Africa, as an Organization to serve and assist the citizens of the African Continent by focusing on Environmental and Health issues.
Through our RESEARCH Methods and Formulations patented in the United States, we hope to improve the lives of Africans.
Partner Organizations
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UK |
AFRICA |
| Itsi-Biosciences
(www.itsibio.com)
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Plants and Foods Organization
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GLObal Populations And Health TECHnologies
(GLOPAHTECH) U.K.
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African Studies on Culture and Arts (ASOCARTS) U.K.
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Medical Research Council Laboratories Cambridge, UK
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African Studies on Population and Health
(WWW.ASOPAH.ORG)
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Environmental Law Research Institute
(ELRI, NIGERIA)
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Institute for Medical Research and Training
(IMRAT, NIGERIA)
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Center For Research in Reproductive Health
( CRRH, Nigeria )
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We acknowledge our notable friends and advisors:
- Philippe Shubik,MD, Ph.D; Toxicology Forum USA
- Adetokunbo Lucas, MD, DSc; Harvard School of Public Health USA
- David Montefiore, MD, FRCP; David Montefiore Trust, Cambridge University, UK
- Anthony Dayan, MD, FRCP; University of London, UK
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WELCOME
The Founder, the Board of Trustees, and the Executive Officers of ENHICA Research International Network (ERIN) welcome you to this web-site. We trust that this site will be useful, and hopefully with your collaboration, we shall be able to extend these academic, and applied research interests, to all relevant international communities and cultures of the world and particularly UNESCO and other United Nations Organizations.
Please take a moment to read these important documents to familiarize yourself with the aspirations and goals of the
common interests of ERIN:
Millennium Development Goals Youth Paper
Genomics and Global Health
Technical Monographs:
The founder of Enhica-International has been a member of several Expert Scientific Groups constituted by the International Program on Chemical Safety (IPCS). These groups produced the following Technical Monographs on Food and Chemical Safety.
Ammonia (Geneva, Switzerland). Environmental Health Criteria No. 54 (WHO, Geneva), 1986.
Principles of Toxicokinetics (Oslo, Norway). Environmental Health Criteria No. 57 (WHO, Geneva), 1986.
Principles for Evaluating Health Risks from Chemicals During Infancy and early Childhood: The Need for a special Approach (Cambridge, England). Environmental Health Criteria No. 59 (WHO, Geneva), 1986.
Principles of Studies on Disease of Suspected Chemical Aetiology and their Prevention (Beijing, China). Environmental Health Criteria No. 72 (WHO, Geneva), 1987.
Principles and Selected Metal Phosphide (Geneva, Switzerland). Environmental Health Criteria No. 72 (WHO, Geneva), 1988.
Methyl Isobuty Ketone (Carshalton, England). Environmental Health Criteria No. 117 (WHO, Geneva), 1990.
Principles and Method for the Assessment of Nephrotoxicity Associated with Exposure to Chemicals (Bilthoven, Netherlands). Environmental Health Criteria No. 119 (WHO, Geneva), 1991.
n-Hexane (Carshalton, England). Environmental Health Criteria No. 122 (WHO, Geneva), 1991.
Quality Management for Chemical Safety Testing (Bilthoven, Netherlands). Environmental Health Criteria No. 141 (WHO, Geneva), 1991.
What is the IPCS?
For approximately three decades, the Founder of ENHICA Research had close ties and interactions with The International Programme on Chemical Safety (IPCS). IPCS is a cooperative programme of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the International Labor Organization (ILO), and the World Health Organization (WHO).
IPCS has active linkages with other international organizations and national governmental agencies concerned with chemical safety. The Founder of ENHICA Research had also close ties and interactions with other international scientific bodies including the International Union of Pharmacology (IUPHAR), a designated non-governmental organization in official relations with WHO, UICC and FAO.
ERIN is a network which is interested in investigating the effectiveness of treating human diseases with foods, and food additives.
“TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN”
Professor EA Bababunmi is a member of the World Health Organization Expert Committee on Food Safety and has served as a member of the World Health Organization and Food & Agriculture Organization Joint Expert Committee on Food Additives. He has contributed over many years to the work of the World Health Organization, particularly in the field of toxicology where he has provided consultant and expert adviser inputs. This has been mainly through the International Programme on Chemical Safety (IPCS) – a cooperative programme of the United Nations Environment Programme, the International Labour Organization, and the World Health Organization. For this programme he has served on meetings of experts evaluating the toxicity and potential human health impact of chemicals and has collaborated in the organization of advanced training workshops on metabolic aspects of chemical toxicity.
TESTIMONIAL
Dr M. Mercier, Director IPCS/WHO
GENEVA, Switzerland
20 May 1997 |
