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Department of Environmental Health Sciences

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Indoor Pollution Worsens Child Asthma
Indoor Pollution Worsens Child Asthma
Particulate Matter Associated with Increased Asthma Severity.
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Degrees Offered

MHS in Environmental Health

MHS in Occupational and Environmental Hygiene (Full-time)

MHS in Occupational and Environmental Hygiene (Online/Part-time)

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PhD Programs

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News & events

Drs. Groopman, Kensler and Biswal provide their insights for the Johns Hopkins Public Health Magazine article, "A More Perfect Union: Basic Science Meets Public Health"

Dr. Jonathan Links discusses H1N1 Flu Preparedness in the Johns Hopkins Public Health Magazine

Ellen Silbergeld, PhD, named one of the "Women Taking the Lead to Save Our Planet" by the Library of Congress Women's History Month 

Two EHS Students Winners of the 2009 Delta Omega Scientific Poster Competition

Lynn Goldman, MD, MPH, named one of Maryland's Top 100 Women

Transporting Broiler Chickens Could Spread Antibiotic-Resistant Organisms

April Neal, PhD Student, Poster Competition Winner

Drs. Lynn Goldman and Kellogg Schwab discuss Bisphenol A and Plastics

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Video Interview with the Department Chair
John Groopman, PhD

John Groopman, PhD, professor and chair of the Department of Environmental Health Sciences, says the average American spends 95 percent of his or her time indoors. Groopman says his Department is developing the scientific evidence to support policies and regulations that can improve the health of people exposed to indoor chemical pollutants.

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Center Established to Study Asthma in Baltimore
Center Established to Study Asthma in Baltimore
Patrick Breysse, PhD, co-directs the new Center for Childhood Asthma in the Urban Environment. The Center was established with $12 million grant from NIEHS.
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