Anika Larson graduated from the Occupational Health at the Human-Animal Interface training program with an MPH in 2017. She now works as a Kuskaya Fellow on the Antimicrobial Resistance and One Health Team at the Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia in Lima, Peru.
Products containing chemicals and heavy metals linked to childhood asthma, learning disabilities, and increased risk of cancer are found in classrooms worldwide. Luckily, you can help prevent harmful environmental exposures by identifying potential hazards in your classroom!
The Cascadia 2018 conference (formerly Semiahmoo) brought together researchers and students from UW DEOHS, the University of British Columbia, Oregon State University, Oregon Health Sciences University, Simon Fraser University, and U Regina to share current research related to Environmental, Occupational, and Population Health, with a focus on what these fields of study mean for mental health.
Kori VanDerGeest, a Master of Public Health student and research assistant in the Department of Environmental Health and Occupational Health Sciences, is examining health hazards for folks who live outside municipal water systems, and how this can drastically change the conversation about water quality and health.
The CUNY Institute for Health Equity recently made every episode from their Public Health Minute series available on YouTube! NWC Faculty member Dr. Noah Seixas talks about the vulnerability of immigrant workers to workplace health hazards in his 60 second interview.
ERC trainees gather over lunch to discuss a case study related to research misconduct, as part of their training in the Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR).