School of Public Health
Harvard University
665 Huntington Ave
Building 1, Room 1301
Boston,
MA
02115
United States
United States
- Telephone:
- 617-432-1270
- Email:
- kwenger@hsph.harvard.edu
- Website:
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- Topic(s) of work:
- Air, Water, Food, Toxins, Occupational health/safety, Data and Methods, Education/Training
- Institutional Type:
- Academic
Description
The Department of Environmental Health believes that the essence of public health is the primary prevention of disease through global leadership in research, training, and service. We seek to:
- Attract and retain a distinguished faculty committed to environmental research from a wide range of fields, such as chemistry, physiology, genetics, cell and molecular biology, medicine, engineering, epidemiology, occupational health, preventive medicine, and risk management.
- Offer the most advanced training to the best degree candidates and fellows, both domestic and international.
- Perform research that ranges from the molecular to the population levels and will utilize a diversity of appropriate technologies. We seek an understanding of the pathogenesis and prevention of environmentally-produced illnesses that will act as a catalyst for scientifically-based public health advances and regulation.
- Seek colleagues and collaborations throughout the School, University, and the world to maximize the Department's resources and impact.
Publications and Resources
Journal Articles
- . Effects of Environmental and Occupational Pesticide Exposure on Human Sperm: A Systematic Review. Human Reproduction Update. 2008.
Projects
- China Initiative
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Utilizing Satellite and Monitoring Data to Estimate the Health Impacts of Airborne Particles Pre- and Post-Beijing Olympic Games 2008
Principal Investigators: David Christiani
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Arsenic Exposure and Reproductive Outcomes in Bangladesh
Principal Investigators: David Christiani
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Arsenic Exposure and Skin Diseases in Bangladesh
Principal Investigators: David Christiani
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The Cardiopulmonary Effects of Particulate Exposure
Principal Investigators: David Christiani
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Brain Neoplasms, Leukemia and Petrochemical Exposures
Principal Investigators: David Christiani
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Lung Disease in Chinese Textile Workers
Principal Investigators: David Christiani
- Microenvironmental Monitoring in Tapei, Taiwan
