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Air pollution linked with high blood pressure in kids
Kids exposed to fine particulate air pollution in the womb and infancy may be at higher risk for elevated blood pressure, DEOHS research finds
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Looking out for “invisible” workers
New DEOHS Assistant Professor Rachel Sklar sparks solutions for marginalized workers and communities
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Color-changing wipes spot lead in homes and cars
New UW and Boston University study validates simpler, cheaper lead screening method for families
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Occupational health and medicine expert will lead DEOHS
Physician and workplace researcher June Spector named department chair
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