healthandenvironment.org This July 20 webinar is the first in a series on strengthening the chemical regulatory process. Sponsored by the Collaborative for Health and Env...
roseliassociates.com The Health and Human Services Office on Women's Health will host a July 18-19 workshop on the impact of endocrine disrupting chemicals on wo...
ehn.org Last month, Minnesota passed a bill that will ban all nonessential uses of PFAS, a class of harmful chemicals that accumulate in people and the e...
frontiersin.org The FAIR environment and health registry (FAIREHR) offers preregistration of studies on exposure sciences and environmental epidemiology across a...
ehn.org For the first time, prominent obesity researchers and clinicians have acknowledged the potential role of environmental chemicals in the obesity p...
washingtonpost.com PFAS exposure is thought to be common in firefighters, who long fought fires with PFAS-laden foam and whose profession is associated with higher ...
insideclimatenews.org After examining decades of once-secret files, researchers find that DuPont and 3M waited at least 20 years before disclosing dangers of PFAS.
newyorker.com They both release and attract toxic chemicals, and appear everywhere from human placentas to chasms thirty-six thousand feet beneath the sea. Wil...
ehn.org Financial Times reporter Sarah Neville tells the story of endocrine disrupting chemistry through a gorgeous profile of scientist Shanna Swan and ...
oup.com Exposure to chemicals like DDT during development can have effects on numerous subsequent generations, long after the exposure ends. The mechanis...
ehn.org Maria Balhara, a South Florida teen and freshman at Vanderbilt University, joined EHN editor Brian Bienkowski to discuss the role of food and foo...
ergo-project.eu There is a need for validated test methods to identify endocrine disruptors for regulatory purposes. PEPPER, a public private platform, is lookin...
ahajournals.org This American Heart Association scientific statement finds that metal contaminants like lead, cadmium, and arsenic are risk factors for cardiovas...
