Milken Institute SPH Dean Lynn Goldman Testifies Before House Committee on Federal Disaster Response
She testified about the findings of a recent study conducted by Milken Institute SPH researchers to estimate the excess mortality in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria.
EOH Alumna is American Public Health Association’s Advocate of the Year
The award recognizes Celeste Monforton’s tireless efforts to protect worker safety.
Do Harmful Chemicals in Consumer Products Fuel Growth of Uterine Tumors?
A pilot study suggests that exposure to phthalates may lead to an increased burden of fibroids, uterine tumors that can cause serious reproductive problems.
Research Sheds Light on How Climate Change May Be Impacting Our Sleep
The first systematic review on the subject found a consistent link between impaired sleep and rising temperatures and weather events associated with climate change.
Equating Toxic Exposures with Human Rights Violations
In a speech at the United Nations, David Michaels argued against accepting exposures to air pollutants, pesticides, and hazardous wastes as inevitable.
