M-LEEaD

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University of Michigan Lifestage Environmental Exposures and Disease Center (M-LEEaD) is a National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Core Center. M...

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“Effects of gestational phthalate exposure on age-specific DNA methylation”

“From Rooftop to Mercado How CHASS Cultivates Food Access in a Healthcare Setting”

“Statistics and Machine Learning for Studying Air Pollution Using Low-cost Sensors”

“Right to Food, Right to Grow in Washtenaw County”

“Beyond Steroid Hormones”

“From Exposure Assessment to Community Intervention Advancing Metabolic Health...”

“MiCorps A Community Science Model for Water Protection” with Jo Latimore, PhD

“Intro to AI Tools and Best Practices to help you as an EHS researcher”

“A Translational Science Approach for Investigating the Relationship between Exposure to ... ”

“Learning and Living with Wildfire Smoke Creating Clean Air Environments ... ”

“A Double Hit to Health Mixture Effects of Early- Life Heavy Metal and Psychosocial Exposures ...”

“Endocrine-disrupting chemicals and vasomotor symptoms among midlife women”

“Threats and Solutions to Clean and Affordable Drinking Water across our Great Lake State”

“What is the Integrated Health Sciences Core of M-LEEaD and what can it do for you”

“Chemicals and non-chemicals stressors in relation to human reproductive health”

“Reimagining Schoolyards for Outdoor Learning & Public Health”

Community Partners on Why Environmental Health Sciences Matters

“The ecological consequences of salty fresh water” with William Hintz, PhD (University of Toledo)

“How are Data Centers a Matter of Environmental Health”

“Mixture All Along Statistical Methods for Estimating Complex Exposure-Response Functions”

“Resiliency Hubs Protecting our Communities in our Changing Climate”

“Developmental Effects of Lead (Pb) Exposure Alterations in Placental and Embryo Weight...”

“From the Ground Up Community Partnerships Breaking with the History of Lead Science”

“Early Life Lead Exposure Mitigating Harm After Exposure” with Olivia Halabicky, MSc, PhD, RN

“Plastics, Policy and Public Health” with Erica Bloom, Melissa Cooper Sargent and KT Morelli

Workshop on Cytosine Modifications

“Nanoplastics and Human Health” with Matthew J Campen, PhD, MSPH

“The Connection Between Gentrification & Public Health in Detroit”

“School Buses and Children's Health” with Meredith Pedde, PhD, MPH, MPP

“Fluoride exposure, neurodevelopment and public health implications” with Ashley Malin, PhD