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Diesel Exhaust Affects Adult Asthma

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 9:10 am July 31, 2015, in EOHSI Research

EPA Awards New Research Grant – Climate Change, Indoor Ozone, and Vascular Function

Howard Kipen, MD, MPH, Professor of Environmental and Occupational Medicine and Director of Clinical Research and Occupational Medicine at EOHSI, is the principal investigator of an award totaling $999,975 over three years. The project, titled “Climate Change, Indoor Ozone, and Vascular Function,” is being supported by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Learn more about Dr. […]

Posted at 7:04 pm July 30, 2015, in EOHSI Research

Health Impacts of Breathing Traffic Air Pollution While Commuting

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 12:07 pm July 16, 2015, in EOHSI Research

International Collaboration Project with Korean Animal and Plant Quarantine Agency

Dr. Mingzhu Fang (Assistant Professor at EOHSI) initiated and developed a collaborative research project: “Development of an Alternative Research Strategy to Screen and Classify the Neurotoxicity and Hepatotoxicity Potential of Environmental Toxicants, Including Veterinary Drugs” with Dr. Hwan-Goo Kang, a Senior Researcher at the Animal and Plant Quarantine Agency, Republic of Korea (QIA-Korea). This project […]

Posted at 5:14 pm July 10, 2015, in EOHSI Research

 

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