How our research is contributing to the public health response
Experts at the UW Department of Environmental & Occupational Health Sciences are actively engaged in COVID-19 research and service activities to help protect workers and build resilient communities during the global pandemic.
A UW instructor reinvents his class, combining ingenuity with virtual reality to let his students experience site visits to industrial workplaces
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Many in Washington state don’t have enough to eat, according to DEOHS researchers and partners surveying food access
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Funding from the UW Population Health Initiative jump-started efforts by DEOHS and our partners, working side-by-side with farmworkers, to create tailored safety messages
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DEOHS Professor Elaine Faustman will lead risk analysis and communication for new $100 million USAID initiative
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Specialists in our Occupational and Environmental Medicine Clinic quickly pivot to telemedicine to care for patients during the pandemic
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Women, workers of color filling most ‘high-hazard/low-reward’ jobs in Washington, says a new report from DEOHS and our partners
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