Getting their hands on science
From sun exposure to vaping, this teacher training program pioneered by DEOHS is changing how high school students learn about health and the environment
Who is hurt the most by climate change?
The answer depends on who you are and where you live, says a new report co-authored by DEOHS researchers
Dirty skies and your health
DEOHS Chair Michael Yost says proposed rollback of vehicle emission standards threatens public health
An emerging leader
DEOHS Lecturer Vanessa Galaviz recognized by the American Public Health Association
Learning beyond the classroom
DEOHS invests in tomorrow’s health and safety leaders by supporting student internships
A champion for worker safety
DEOHS faculty member Stanley Freeman remembered for his contributions to curriculum and workplace safety
Kidney-on-a-chip goes to space
UW team supported by DEOHS prepares to send its simulated kidney technology to the International Space Station
Stay heat safe
Hot tips from DEOHS to help outdoor workers stay healthy as temperatures rise