Infographic
Using Doormats: Small Step, Big Protection
Infographic in Spanish and English for child care providers with simple, low-cost steps to protect kids’ health using doormats to catch dirt and chemicals.
Infographic
Fragrance Free: Healthy Air for Little Lungs
Infographic in Spanish and English for childcare providers with simple, low-cost steps to cleaner air by reducing exposure to fragrance chemicals.
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.
Factsheet
Children’s Environmental Health 101 Factsheet
This factsheet covers the basics of children’s environmental health, why it matters, who it impacts, and how we can protect kids’ health.
Factsheet
Children’s Environmental Health State Profiles
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.
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
Home is Where the Health Is
This article features Dr. Carmen Marsit, Director of CHARTER’s development core, and Dr. Amina Salamova, a CHARTER pilot grantee. The article highlights some of the public health triumphs, such as
Research Publication
The Association of Gestational Phthalate Exposure with Social Skills and Problem Behaviors in Adolescents
This recent study was co-authored by Dr. Aimin Chen, Co-Director of PRCCEH and Professor of Epidemiology in the Department of Biostatistics, Epidemiology, and Informatics at the University of Pennsylvania Perelman
Research Publication
Exposure to a Low Dose Mixture of Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals Alters the Brain Transcriptome and Animal Behavior
In February, a handful of PRCCEH research members collaborated with other authors from the University of Pennsylvania’s Perelaman School of Medicine to publish results of their study, which found that
Webinar Recording
Webinar: Unveiling Health Communication for Social Media
This webinar was a part of the Be Heard! Seminar Series. In this webinar, Dr. Lanphear, Dr. Tamayo-Ortiz, and Dr. Buralli discussed best practices for leveraging social media for health