Environmental contaminants and human health impacts: Ryan Sassan Babadi, Ph.D.
"The work I do is exciting because of innovations, research methods, and potential impact."
From menopause to childhood asthma, environmental contaminants can affect the severity and symptoms of human health.
In this brief video, Dr. Babadi introduces himself and highlights some of his research activity.
Ryan Sassan Babadi, Ph.D., National Center for Environmental Health at the CDC
Dr. Babadi is an applied scientist with expertise in how the environment affects our health. His research activity includes environmental health sciences and epidemiology, and his broad interests include science communication, data science, and the urgent need to address social and environmental health inequities.
He completed an M.P.H at UCLA, a Ph.D. in environmental toxicology at the University of Washington, and a postdoctoral fellowship in environmental reproductive epidemiology at Harvard. He is now a CDC Prevention Effectiveness fellow focused on analytics and modeling at the National Center for Environmental Health, where he work on projects concerning air pollution, climate change and environmental justice.
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Find Dr. Babadi on Twitter @ryanbabadi
Connect with him on LinkedIn here
Explore his website here
Contact him via email: ryan.babadi@gmail.com
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