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2015 THED High School Summer Program Takes Off

EOHSI hosted the 2015 Toxicology, Health & Environmental Disease (THED) High School Summer Program during the weeks of July 20-24 and July 27-31, 2015. THED is a highly intensive and integrated program for high school students interested in the biomedical and environmental sciences, entering the 10th, 11th or 12th grade. THED students gets hands-on laboratory […]

Posted at 9:00 am August 1, 2015, in Community Outreach, Student Programs

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

Eating Fish: Balancing nutritional benefits and risks from mercury

Speaker: Michael Gochfeld, MD, PhD, EOHSI Topic: Eating Fish: Balancing nutritional benefits and risks from mercury Date and Time: August 4, 2015, 1:30 PM Location: Conference Room A-B, EOHSI Objectives: Understand the benefits of fishing and eating fish Know the risks associated with methylmercury from eating fish particularly for high-end fish consumers Explain the spectrum […]

Posted at 2:59 pm July 29, 2015, in Seminars

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