The name Connection reflects the Department’s role, linking basic, population, and clinical research in environmental health to public health intervention strategies.
Autumn 2007 - articles include - Global Environmental Change
- More Swimmers Mean More Pathogens in Water
- EHS Students Make Contributions City-Wide
- Assessing the Health of Clean-Up and Recovery Workers at Ground Zero
Autumn 2006 - articles include: Sludge Recycling Sends Antispectic Soap Ingredient to Agriculture- Researchers Discover Gene Critical for Protection Against Septic-Shock-Induced Death
- Assessing the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina
- New Protective Compound Against Liver Cancer Discovered
- Study Finds Nonnative Oyters in Chesapeake Bay Offer Benefits and Risks
Autumn 2005 - articles include: - Researcher Evaluates Health Effects of Clean Up Workers at Ground Zero
- Center Researches Discover Gene that Determines Asthma Susceptibility by Regulating Inflammation
- Ground Level Ozone Linked to Increased Mortality
- Winter Colloquium and MPT Teacher Training Wrap-ups
- Center Focuses on Health Disparities in Urban Underserved Communities
- Five Pilot Projects Receive 2005-06 NIEHS Funding
- and more!
Summer 2005 - articles include: - On the Trail of Early Molecular Signals Contributing to Lung Cancer: Sekhar Reddy on His Research
- Team Player: Physiologist Extends the Boundaries of His Research
- A Match Made...on the Farm!: The Work of Recent PhD and the Center for a Livable Future Prove Mutually Beneficial
- Spring Cleaning Indoor Air Pollution: Tim Buckley on His Research
- and more!
Winter 2004 - articles include: - Laboring Over Children’s Health: Study Focuses on Protecting Children from Environmental Risk
- Swimming in Sewage: Sewage Overflows Threaten Baltimore City Waterways
- Taking Our Temperature: Global Environmental Scientist Answers Our Questions About Global Warming
- Trekking from Nepal: Student Amir Sapkota Discusses Life at Hopkins
- and more.
Summer 2004 - Highlighting the Department's NIEHS Center In Urban Environmental Health.
Articles include: - Tripping Down Memory Lane. Researching Cognitive Dysfunction in Urban Residents
- Fishing for Answers. Studying the Microbiological Risks of Urban Fishing
- Raising Voices, Lifting Hopes. An interview with the Center’s new COEP Community Outreach Advocate
- Recent Outreach and Educational Activities of the Center.
- and more.
Editorial Staff
Brian Fitzek, Research Associate | bfitzek@jhsph.edu
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