Factsheet
Eco-Healthy Child Care® Resources
Eco-Healthy Child Care® factsheets and FAQs to help child care providers identify and reduce health hazards in learning environments. Available in English and Spanish.
Curriculum
Putting it into Practice Training Resource: A Developmental Approach to Pediatric Environmental Health
This presentation helps healthcare providers understand the following principles of
toxicology at each stage of development:
– Environmental sources of exposure to toxicants
– Routes of absorption<br
Article
Toxic Dust from California’s Shrinking Salton Sea is Harming Children’s Lung Growth – Our Study Tracked the Impact in 700 Kids
On April 3rd, the Los Angeles Times published an article titled “For Water and Mining Policy Near the Salton Sea, Keep in Mind Local Children’s Health” and The Conversation published
Article
A Decade After Exide Shut Down: The Death Cycle of Plastic
In this High School LA Times article, author Emily Estrada shares how residents in Maywood California are concerned about contamination of a nearby toxic site the their neighborhood.
Factsheet
Prescriptions for Prevention Program
This resource provides free access to factsheets for a variety of environmental exposures.
Webpage
PRCCEH Website
This resource provides a link to PRCCEH’s website, which includes webpages on each of the center’s focus areas, its programs and resources, and news and events.
Video
The Ignite Children’s Environmental Health Research Colloquium (10/06/2023)
In this video, OSU ASPIRE Children’s Environmental Health Center pilot project awardees share how they are working to protect kids’ health where they live, learn, and play!
Video
The Ignite Children’s Environmental Health Research Colloquium (10/28/2022)
The Ignite Children’s Environmental Health Research Colloquium, “Protecting Children’s Environmental Health: Research to Action” event was an opportunity to promote collaborations and stimulate thought between academia, community partners, and organizations
Webinar Recording
Webinar Recording: Assessing Childhood Exposure to Toxic Metals from 3-D Printing
Thomas Gluodenis, PhD, Professor at Lincoln University of PA discusses his pilot project research into potential toxic metal exposure from the 3-D printing process. This research was funded by the