Announcing the PEHT! Do you get questions from parents about environmental health topics such as PFAS or heavy metals in baby foods or air pollution? The PEHT is here to help! The Pediatric Environmental…
Previously presented Pediatric Grand Rounds are loaded onto a Kaltura Channel for easy viewing. You can access from here https://iusm.mediaspace.kaltura.com/channel/Dept.+of+Pediatrics+Grand+Rounds/169502771 Presentations are normally available within 2-3 business days (unless the presenter declined to…
Please click the link below to view our full Healthy Eating Video Series Healthy Video Series Remix Challenge: Recreate any of our videos or record yourself preparing your own healthy recipes. Send your…
Improving indoor air quality is good for the health of you and your children, especially for children with asthma. Because children spend many hours inside, decreasing exposures indoors could have profound health impacts. In…
The PFAS Videos can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1oVG5tzonE https://youtu.be/7q7fHzPZKq8 Link to CME Webinar: https://uc.cloud-cme.com/PFAS
Tracey Woodruff, Lara Adler, Susan Buchanan|Posted on July 07, 2022
Dr. Susan Buchanan Featured on Healthy Living, Healthy Planet Radio to discuss Increasing Effects of Toxins on Health & Environment Please click the link below to Healthy Living Healthy Planet Radio’s…
Health Effects in Pregnancy, the Role of the Healthcare Providers, and the Plastic Speculum Jellyfish by Marie A. Cabiya, M.D. and Gary Loy M.D. Link to the Grand Rounds: Climate Change Loy…
We’re happy to announce the details of our next webinar on October 27, Wednesday at 7am Chicago/Guadalajara (GMT-5). The webinar is about “Catalyzing the Global Phase-out of Lead Paints”, and is co-organized by…
About the conference: This year’s reproductive environmental health conference, Chemicals, Pollution, and Pregnancy will be hosted by the Great Lakes Center for Reproductive and Children’s Environmental Health. Our virtual conference will be held…
Earlier recommendations on school openings may be reexamined in light of new data, though people under the age of 20 are still thought to be less susceptible to the virus.
UNICEF and Pure Earth found nearly 800 million children across the world have elevated lead levels, calling on large-scale public health interventions.
Ozone and PM2.5 were found to correlate with increased risk for adverse birth outcomes among births in the United States, particularly among mothers with asthma and Black mothers.
