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Rutgers Pilot Study of Perfluorochemical Compounds in Paulsboro Residents

During travel on busy roadways, air pollutants (gases and particles) from other cars and trucks commonly enter vehicles. Drivers and passengers inhale these pollutants. Studies indicate that breathing these pollutants may have harmful effects on lung and heart health.

Posted at 9:01 am October 6, 2020, in Community Outreach, engagement, EOHSI Research, Paulsboro

EOHSI and CEED Member Robert Laumbach, M.D., MPH featured in SELF.com: What to look for when buying an air purifier

EOHSI and CEED Member Robert Laumbach, MD, MPH featured in SELF.com: What to look for when buying an air purifier An air purifier is a small appliance meant to remove various types of particulate matter from the air, says Robert Laumbach, M.D., M.P.H., associate professor at the Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Institute (EOHSI) at […]

Posted at 9:17 am July 1, 2020, in Community Outreach, engagement, EOHSI Research, Members in the News, News

COVID-19 Pandemic: Recent Columns Published by EOHSI Member Stuart Shapiro

COVID-19 Pandemic: Recent Columns Published by EOHSI Member Stuart Shapiro, Ph.D. How risky should we be in our quest to reopen our economy quickly? Source: NJ.com COVID-19 testing failure falls primarily on Trump administration Source: TheHill.com Stuart Shapiro, Ph.D. Associate Professor Rutgers University, Bloustein School EOHSI – Environmental Health Policy

Posted at 10:52 am May 26, 2020, in engagement, EOHSI Research, Members in the News, News, Research Highlights

EOHSI Members in the News: Michael Gochfeld, MD Featured in United Way Prevention Newsletter – Is It Safe to Fly During the COVID-19 Pandemic?

EOHSI Members in the News: Michael Gochfeld, MD Featured in United Way Prevention Newsletter – Is It Safe to Fly During the COVID-19 Pandemic? MIchael Gochfeld, MD Stay-at-home orders have lifted in many parts of the country and, with that, plenty of people are trying to figure out what is (and isn’t) OK to do […]

Posted at 10:13 am May 26, 2020, in engagement, EOHSI Research, Members in the News, News

 

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