News Search: Environmental Health Sciences

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Ana Navas-Acien Is Named Next Chair of Environmental Health Sciences

March 11, 2024

Navas-Acien is an internationally renowned scholar and instructor and champion of environmental justice.
Communities Severed by Roads Experience a Larger Number of Collisions

March 5, 2024

New York City neighborhoods with disrupted community connections, due to traffic, roads, and transport infrastructure, are experiencing an increase in traffic collisions.

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Environmental Health
Hazardous Heat and Humidity Is Widespread in U.S. Jails and Prisons

March 5, 2024

More than a million incarcerated people are exposed to dangerous combinations of heat and humidity.

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Environmental Health
New Insights Into How Viral Infections Interact With Our Bodies

January 18, 2024

The research sheds light on how our bodies respond to these infections on a molecular level.
U.S. Air Pollution Rates Decline but Pockets of Inequities Remain

January 17, 2024

Air pollution emissions have decreased substantially but the magnitude of change varies by demographics.

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Environmental Health
Reduced Blood Lead Levels Linked to Lower Blood Pressure

January 11, 2024

Small declines in blood lead levels were associated with long-term cardiovascular health improvements in American Indian adults.

Topic

Chronic Disease
Public Health Professor Shares Audio Diary from Climate Conference

January 9, 2024

Environmental health scientist Robbie M. Parks reflects on his experiences at COP28 in Dubai

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Environmental Health
Columbia Mailman Women Faculty Named Among Top Scientists in the World

January 9, 2024

Research.com released its 2023 ranking of the Top 1000 Female Scientists in the World, which includes several Columbia Mailman School female faculty.

Topic

Aging and Healthy Longevity
Wristband Monitors Provide Detailed Account of Air Pollution Exposure

January 5, 2024

Factors predictive of air pollution exposures include income, time spent outdoors, maternal age, country of birth, transportation type, and season.

Topic

Child and Adolescent Health
Social Factors Drive Use of Scented Menstrual Products Tied to Health Risks

December 6, 2023

Black Americans and people with less formal education are more likely to use scented and scent-altering menstrual and intimate care products than other groups.

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Environmental Health

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