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Department of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences
Box 357234
Seattle, Washington, USA
98195-7234
Phone: 206-543-6991
Fax: 206-616-0477
Email: ehadmin@uw.edu
Department of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences
Alumni Spotlight
Heather Klintworth: Research on liver cells may help millions
Heather Klintworth can�t see her subject without the help of high-powered equipment. As a postdoctoral research associate at Benaroya Research Institute, she examines how iron may influence the normal mechanics of human liver cells. But the aim of her research is clear: one day the findings from the team she works with may affect millions of lives by improving our understanding of nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD). Read more . . .
Events
February 13
Public Health Cafe: Building Better Biobanks
February 14
2011 FIRE CODES INTERACTIVE WEBINAR SERIES
February 15 - February 17
February 15
SPH Student Pizza Wednesday, February 15th!!
February 16
2011 FIRE CODES INTERACTIVE WEBINAR SERIES
February 16
February 21
2011 FIRE CODES INTERACTIVE WEBINAR SERIES
February 22
Governor's Agriculture Safety Day
February 23
2011 FIRE CODES INTERACTIVE WEBINAR SERIES
February 23
In the News
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- The federal agency missed a self-imposed deadline to release recommendations for regulation of dioxins. David Eaton (DEOHS), chairman of a National Academies of Sciences’ committee evaluating health risks from dioxin, is quoted.
- Economic and environmental impacts shouldn’t be the only factors when creating transportation policy. Planners should also consider people’s health and well-being, says Dean Howard Frumkin in a personal guest column.
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School of Public Health, University of Washington
Box 357234, Seattle, Washington, USA 98195-7234
Phone: 206-543-6991, Fax: 206-616-0477, email ehadmin@u.washington.edu
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