Harvard NIEHS Center for Environmental Health

Understanding the effects of real world environmental exposures - from human populations to molecular pathways - for a safer and healthier world

At the Harvard NIEHS Center for Environmental Health, we study the impacts of exposures to metals, organic chemicals, particulate matter, and other toxins on human health. The Center is housed at the Harvard School of Public Health and provides translational research support to environmental health scientists throughout Harvard University and the Harvard teaching hospitals.  Read more …

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Center News

Center members Drs. Christiani and Mazumbar, and colleagues receive HUCE Faculty Grant for Exploratory Research for their project “A New Model for Chronic Respiratory Disease: environmental arsenic exposure induces a novel form of cystic fibrosis.”

Congratulations to Center Member Quan Lu on his promotion to HSPH Associate Professor!

NIEHS features the work of Dr. Christiani and Center investigators on arsenic exposure in Bangladesh – read more…

Community Outreach Event – Volunteers needed – Wednesday, June 26  – read more…

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