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Topic: Chemical exposures

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Stuart Batterman, Ph.D., M.S. Professor in Environmental Health Sciences Phone: (734) 763-2417 E-mail: stuartb@umich.edu Faculty Profile Research and teaching interests address environmental impact assessment, human exposure and health risk assessment, and environmental management. MORE
Alfred Franzblau, MD Professor in Environmental Health Sciences Phone: (734) 936-0758 E-mail: afranz@umich.edu Faculty Profile Research focuses on work-related musculoskeletal disorders, biological monitoring of chemical exposures, occupational neurological disease, and occupational respiratory disease. MORE
David Garabrant, M.D., M.P.H. Professor in Environmental Health Sciences Phone: (734) 936-0753 E-mail: dhg@umich.edu Faculty Profile Current research concerns occupational and environmental epidemiology, cancer epidemiology, neuroepidemiology and neurotoxic agents, colon cancer, pancreas cancer, environmental exposure to dioxins. MORE
John Meeker, Sc.D., M.S., B.S. Assistant Professor in Environmental Health Sciences Phone: (734) 764-7184 E-mail: meekerj@umich.edu Faculty Profile Focuses on defining sources, magnitudes, and consequences of human exposure to environmental and occupational contaminants, as well as identifying and evaluating strategies to control harmful exposures. MORE
Spring/Summer 2007 Volume 22 Number 2	Troubled Waters: How they were navigated by the Michigan Dioxin Exposure Study
Spring/Summer 2006 Volume 21 Number 2	Future Findings--Tobacco, Pesticides, and Pregnancy Outcomes
Fall/Winter 2005 Volume 21 Number 1	Polar Sunrise: Mercury in the Arctic. SPH professor of Environmental Health Sciences Jerry Keeler explains how signs of global warming are showing up in the Arctic Circle. Future Findings-- Risk Reduction and the Environment
Spring/Summer 2005 Volume 20 Number 2	Future Findings-- Human Exposure to Dioxins
Fall/Winter 2004 Volume 20 Number 1	Future Findings-- Understanding Neurological Disease and Protecting Against Terrorism (PDF, page 29)
Spring/Summer 2004 Volume 19 Number 2	Quantifying Danger: New SPH Risk Science and Communication Center may change the way we think about potential hazards. (PDF). Future Findings-- Breast Cancer and the Environment : What Risks Exist? (PDF, page 38)
Fall/Winter 2003 Volume 19 Number 1	Future Findings-- Research Steers South Africa Toward Environmental Change (PDF, page 44)

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