Fishing for an autism cure
New DEOHS faculty member Yijie Geng screens zebrafish to hook environmental chemicals linked with autism
Children’s health and the air they breathe
Together, DEOHS researchers and communities work to improve air quality in homes and classrooms across Washington state
On the job | Shivani Jain
DEOHS undergraduate student develops training on how climate change and health inequities impact people with asthma
On the job | Cassady Surfleet
Fast, chaotic, humbling: Protecting workers and the environment in rural Alaska
The heat is on: How to protect health in extreme heat
DEOHS is collaborating with cross-sector partners to prepare for a hotter future in the Pacific Northwest
Helping workers get home safely
DEOHS Associate Teaching Professor Richard Gleason retires after a 26-year UW career focused on workplace health and safety in the Pacific Northwest
How relocating coastal communities affects health
DEOHS alumna Isabel Nerenberg (MS '23) studies the health impacts of planned relocation on coastal communities
Protecting children’s brains from toxic chemicals
DEOHS Professor Thomas Burbacher retires after 32 years as a DEOHS faculty member
Ultrafine air pollution reflects Seattle’s redlining history
Seattle neighborhoods with more low-income and Black residents have most ultrafine pollutants in the air, new UW study finds