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The #UofL Center for Integrative Environmental Health Sciences works to understand how environmental exposures, including lifestyle factors, influence health.
Louisville, KY
Joined September 2020
Since 2020, the @uofl CIEHS has focused on addressing the impact of environmental toxicants on human health. This video provides an overview of the center’s mission, research goals, and its commitment to community engagement and collaboration.
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RT @jiapenghuang: Unlock Funding for #Clinical #Technology and Medical Device Development #innovation February 11 2:00pm CTRB 123 Are you…
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In case you missed the last #Environmental Health Seminar with Dr. Ted Smith @Tedsmithphd, you can view the recording ⬇️ 🗣️"#Wastewater Monitoring for Population Health and Health Risk: What is UofL’s Best Opportunity?" @UofLEnvirome | @HealthyAWS
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A recent publication from Dr. Alex Carll @CardioCarll and colleagues highlights the significant impact of smoking on cardiac conduction, revealing its association with abnormal ECG intervals that predict arrhythmia and cardiovascular mortality.🫀 🔗
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RT @CardioCarll: Omega-3 supplements slow biological ageing Vit D and exercise with algae-derived omega-3 over three heads slowed biologica…
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RT @UofLEnvirome: With Louisville finally thawing out, we're looking forward to more progress on Phase One of the Trager MicroForest Projec…
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A recent publication from Rochelle Holm and CIEHS members Sandra Kavalukas, Natalie DuPré, Ted Smith, et al., advocates for the use of wastewater-based surveillance to track environmental carcinogens and identify colorectal cancer #CRC hot spots. 🔗
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RT @uofl: Ohio River fish caught at @FallsoftheOhio contained safe levels of most contaminants according to a recently completed analysis b…
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RT @UofLEnvirome: Low contaminant levels found in Ohio River fish caught by @Humana Community Day volunteers. This is "a powerful example o…
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Recent publication from Banrida Wahlang and Oluwanifemi Esther Bolatimi, et al. suggests dioxins affect females more than males, causing liver problems and raising concerns about the risks of long-term exposure to these pollutants. #WomenInSTEM #NIH
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If you would like to help Students and Post-Docs travel to present their Environmental Health Research, contribute to the travel fund here:
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In case you missed the last #Environmental Health Seminar with Dr. Naveen Nagarajan @NNaveenutah, Assistant Professor @UofLPeds, you can view the recording ⬇️ 🗣️"Microglia specific circuit defects in Repetitive behaviors and neurodevelopmental disorders"
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An @NEJM article written by the Consortium for Children’s Environmental Health, including CIEHS leaders @jcstates, @Tedsmithphd, and Aruni Bhatnagar, highlights the urgent need for stronger chemical regulations to protect children’s health.
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RT @UofLEnvirome: A study by Envirome researchers shows positive correlation btw higher ambient exposure to VOCs with increased colorectal…
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RT @CardioMetaboSci: Congratulations to Dr. Alex Carll in the Center who was recently promoted to Associate Professor, effective January 1.…
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RT @CardioCarll: We're happy to finally publish our findings, in a nationwide cohort, that smoking associates with ECG abnormalities, and…
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RT @CardioMetaboSci: Congratulations to Brittany Reynolds in Dr. Alex Carll’s lab in the Center on receiving first place in the CIEHS PhD C…
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🌟We are proud to announce that Colleen Quinter, Program Manager for the CIEHS, has been honored with the Performance Excellence Award at the UofL School of Medicine Dean’s Staff Excellence Awards!
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