Dr. Ettinger’s research focuses on the effects of environmental exposures on reproductive, perinatal, and children's health.  The objective of her work is to understand how common genetic variants and dietary nutrients may modify susceptibility to environmental exposures in the maternal-fetal unit and, ultimately, impact toxicant-induced pregnancy and developmental outcomes.  

Sc.D. (Environmental Epidemiology) 2003, Harvard School of Public Health

Sc.M. (Environmental Health) 2000, Harvard School of Public Health

M.P.H. (Epidemiology & Biostatistics) 1991, Boston University School of Public Health

Research Associate, Harvard Medical School

Associate Epidemiologist, Channing Laboratory, Department of Medicine, Brigham and Women's Hospital