Wildfire smoke linked to increased odds of preterm birth
DEOHS-led study shows pregnant people exposed to wildfire smoke are more likely to give birth prematurely
How does air pollution influence dementia?
New DEOHS Assistant Professor Magali Blanco studies how dirty air might slow our minds
On the job: Tejasvini Vijay
DEOHS undergrad helps community members get ready for flood season with King County internship
Wildfire smoke may reduce sperm quality
DEOHS faculty member Tristan Nicholson and collaborators show that wildfires may affect fertility
Gift supports graduate student research in wake of federal changes
Community philanthropy allows PhD student Ally Clonch to continue impactful research despite uncertain funding
On the job: Chamonix Reynolds
Environmental Public Health major explores how transportation and public health intersect while interning with PRR
On the job: Emily Do
DEOHS undergrad keeps local schools safe and healthy with Public Health – Seattle & King County
How politics influence workplace health and safety
Jordan Barab, former deputy assistant secretary for US Occupational Safety and Health Administration, presents Breysse Lecture on October 16
Warming climate drives surge in dengue fever cases
Dengue incidence could rise 76% by 2050 in parts of the world, according to new study by DEOHS faculty member Marissa Childs and colleagues