Environmental Health News
Sarah Howard

Sarah Howard

Howard is the Program Manager at Healthy Environment and Endocrine Disruptor Strategies (HEEDS), a program of Environmental Health Sciences.
EDC Events

Lou Guillette, Jr. Outstanding Young Investigator Award

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Plastic Pollution

Plastics, human health, and solutions symposium

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ECHO symposium: Translating science to action
Children’s Health

ECHO symposium: Translating science to action

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Toxics

Webinar: ToxicDocs: A database of once-secret chemical industry documents

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Toxics

Webinar recording: Environmental health research at EPA: What’s happening at ORD?

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Toxics

Webinar recording: Community engagement for breast cancer prevention

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EDC Events

Webinar recording: Communicating about EDCs & health: why words matter

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Toxics

Webinar recording: Corporate drivers of disease: Exploring the UCSF industry documents library

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International scientists: Reductions to U.S. federal workforce will send public health and safety “back to the stone age”

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A baby receives a vaccine
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PFAS exposure may reduce efficacy of measles vaccine in children

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A lit gas stove
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Gas stove emissions significantly increase cancer risks, especially in children

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A bee rests on a purple flower
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Common pesticide harms fertility and reproduction in bees

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Responders to Deepwater Horizon oil spill more likely to develop metabolic and endocrine disorders

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A pregnant woman stands in a nursery
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Endocrine disrupting chemicals linked to persistent nausea during pregnancy

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Toxics

Webinar recording: Changes at NIH: What do they mean for environmental health?

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