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Evidence linking air pollution and respiratory illnesses, such as asthma, will be discussed at a free public lecture on campus planned in conjunction with the Society of Toxicology meeting in Seattle next week.
"Breathless in Seattle? Air Pollution and Your Health: How Toxicology Can Help!"will be presented from 7 to 9 p.m., Monday, March 2, in room 220 of Kane Hall.
Jim Compton of KING 5 News will moderate a panel of toxicology researchers and other experts. The panel will discuss current scientific uncertainties surrounding new particulate air quality standards and their implementation.
Scheduled speakers are Dr. John Doull of the University of Kansas Medical Center, Dr. Joellen Lewtas of the Environmental Protection Agency and Dr. Roger McClellan, president of the Chemical Industry Institute of Toxicology.
Although the lecture is free, registration is suggested to reserve a seat since space is limited. Call 543-4299 to register.