Deforestation's toll on outdoor workers
Deforestation and climate change linked to more worker deaths and unsafe conditions, according to new study co-authored by DEOHS researchers
Serving her country through public health
DEOHS MPH student Joanne Medina has spent nearly 10 years promoting environmental health in the US Army
New grants promote cleaner classroom air
DEOHS researchers awarded nearly $1.5 million from Washington State Legislature and the US Environmental Protection Agency to improve air quality in schools
Tracing a lifetime of exposures
DEOHS Assistant Professor Judit Marsillach named new Sheldon D. Murphy Endowed Chair in Toxicology and Environmental Health
Fueling scientific discovery through collaboration
DEOHS Professor Terrance Kavanagh retires after 36 years at the UW exploring how genetics and environmental exposures to chemicals contribute to disease
Bridging worker and animal health
With help from her DEOHS mentor, MS student Lily Myers combines her passion for marine mammals with an occupational health degree
Dr. Howard Frumkin elected to National Academy of Medicine
DEOHS professor emeritus and former UW School of Public Health dean honored for his research on public health and the environment
App-based drivers report COVID-19 stress
DEOHS-led study provides rare window into work life of app-based drivers during pandemic
Safer cleaning through comics
DEOHS researchers with Pediatric Environmental Health Specialty Units develop comic strips in nine languages to promote safer cleaning habits for families