Where children live, learn, play, and work can influence their health. This is especially pertinent at the community or neighborhood level, but state level information can be informative as well.
Dr. Jill Johnston, Co-director of the Southern California Center for Children’s Environmental Health Research Translation, recently co-authored an article titled, “Particulate matter levels and children’s lung function in a rural
Dr. Jill Johnston, Co-director of SC-CEHRT, and Dr. Yoshira Ornealas Van Horne, a previous pilot project awardee, published a study on methyl bromide applications in California. Methyl bromide (MeBr) is
Three members of PRCCEH, Dr. Scott A. Lorch, Dr. Heather H. Burris, and Dr. Timothy Nelin, recently collaborated with 13 other authors to publish an article that examined weather exposure
This resource provides free access to factsheets for a variety of environmental exposures.
This resource provides access to a brochure, which gives a high level overview of the PRCCEH center.
This resource provides a link to an archive of past PRCCEH newsletters as well as a link to join the PRCCEH mailing list.
The Teachers Institute of Philadelphia (TIP) at the University of Pennsylvania enables public school teachers from around Philadelphia to enroll in semester-long seminars taught by university professors.The content will include
This curriculum unit is designed for 12th grade Social Science classes to learn about
environmental overburden in vulnerable communities and investigate why these communities get stuck with the burden.