Press & Media Mentions - PEHSU - Pediatric Environmental Health Specialty Units

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Environmental Factors and Childhood Cancer

Well Beyond Medicine: The Nemours Children’s Health Podcast

National PEHSURegion 9

Childhood Cancer

The Best Microfiber Cleaning Cloths

NY Times

Cleaning and Sanitizing

Back-to-Back Hurricanes Intensify Anxiety over Extreme Weather

NBC Boston

BioLab fire: Rockdale County Continues Nightly Shelter-in-Place Order

Fox5News

Empowering City Leaders to Address Children’s Environmental Vulnerabilities

Data-Smart City Pod

The What, When, Why of a Moratorium on Artificial Turf in Montclair (Town Square)

Montclair Local

Public Health Institute Named as National Program Office for Pediatric Environmental Health Specialty Units for CDC and the EPA

Eco-Nesting: How to Protect your Baby from Hidden Toxic Chemicals

ShareCare.com

Testing for Environmental Exposures

Survey Reveals Knowledge Gap About Wildfire Smoke Exposure Among Pediatric Pulmonary Providers

National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) Partnerships for Environmental Public Health (PEPH) November Newsletter

Website with Key Information on Protecting Public Health During Wildland-Urban Interface (WUI) Fires

Chemical Insights Research Institute

Rates of Lead Screening for Children Low in Kitsap, Health District Reports

Kitsap Sun

Lead| Testing for Environmental Exposures

Parents Want to Know: After Wildfires, is My Child’s School Safe and Clean?

LAist

Air Quality| Wildfires

What to Know About the Ban on Red Dye No. 3 in Food

NY Times

Childhood Cancer & the Environment: Opportunities for prevention

Collaborative for Health and the Environment

National PEHSURegion 9

Childhood Cancer

Mom Speaks Out on Dangers of Water Beads, Urges Ban After Daughter’s Injury: “It Breaks My Heart”

CBS News

Testing for Environmental Exposures

Study Shows Higher Risk of Childhood Leukemia Tied to PFAS Exposure from Household Dust

UC Berkeley

National PEHSURegion 9

Air Quality| PFAS

Two Schools Cleared of Lead-Dust as Remediation Continues in MPS

620WTMJ Wisconsin Radio

Is Silfab Solar Plant OK Near Fort Mill Schools? District Could Pay for Study

The Charlotte Observer

Air Quality| Healthy Schools

Children Exposed to Higher Ozone Levels Early in Life Are More Likely to Develop Asthma

UW News

Fort Mill Schools Considering Environmental Impact Study on Silfab Impacts After Hospital Letter

Queen City News

Healthy Schools

Fast-Growing Fort Mill is Seeing a ‘Mass Exodus’ Within 1 Mile of Silfab Plant

The Herald

Healthy Schools

Are You Being Exposed to EtO?

Grist