Just in time for NC Gov Roy Cooper’s #PFAS Awareness Week: https://t.co/IcQfEBi87e
There are an estimated >15,000 PFAS in production today. “Forever chemicals” are dangerous to health, and only 6 now have established regulatory levels.
Excited to share a preprint of my recent work showing variation in susceptibility to 10 different #PFAS chemicals in wild C. elegans. Genetic variation impacts sensitivity, but this varies by PFAS structure, leaving a lot of mechanistic toxicology work to pursue. Ideas welcome!
Excited to share a preprint of my recent work showing variation in susceptibility to 10 different #PFAS chemicals in wild C. elegans. Genetic variation impacts sensitivity, but this varies by PFAS structure, leaving a lot of mechanistic toxicology work to pursue. Ideas welcome!
Structure-specific variation in per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances toxicity among genetically diverse Caenorhabditis elegans strains https://t.co/R4rySOgI5L #bioRxiv
So excited to see my PhD research from @MeyerLabatNSOE officially out, and more excited to share with everyone at #ICEM2022@EMGSUS in a few days! Do chemicals that cause mtDNA damage result in mutations? https://t.co/wl5FRljOAi
Did you know that the powerhouse of the cell has its own genome that is important for health?🧬Exposures to chemicals may impact mitochondrial DNA. There is a lot more we need to learn, but summarizing what is known so far in this #environmentalhealth review was a ton of fun!
Zipcode should not predict health. EJ research ("helicopter science") has been extractive, but research can be used to leverage and understand root causes of health disparities and challenges to address by empowering communities.
**Latest from the @AgentschangeEJ**
"Helicopter #science doesn’t work—researchers need to shift toward real community partnerships that emphasize #sustainability and create opportunities for environmental change."
https://t.co/fK5aLCPGr4
This began as a column on centering Indigenous rights in federal energy policy. But the more I wrote, the more I found myself focusing on why editors and reporters—not just politicians—desperately need to reorient their understanding of tribal sovereignty: https://t.co/ip5CV3657t
Academic institutions have the moral obligation, power, knowledge to alert environmental health crises... educators have the opportunity, privilege to transform, restore our relationship with nature for equitable prosperity in partnership with community voices. #OneHealth
🗓 THURSDAY: Joyce Msuya, @UNEP Deputy Executive Director, will discuss sustainability and environmental diplomacy at 10 a.m. during @DUCIGS 2nd #RethinkingDiplomacy-UN75 webinar. Moderated by @DukeGHI's William Pan and our Elizabeth Losos.
Register ➡️ https://t.co/1b2j2eo7rr