Advanced Training in Environmental Health Sciences

We are an NIEHS interdisciplinary predoctoral training program in environmental health science located at UC Davis

[Advanced Training in Environmental Health Sciences @UCDATEHS1]

@UCDavisEHSC @LauraVW_UCD @NIEHS @UCDavisAQRC 👏👏👏

[World Health Organization (WHO) @WHO]

Every year, exposure to #AirPollution is estimated to cause 7⃣ million premature deaths and result in the loss of millions more healthy years of life.

🆕 guidelines recommend air quality levels to protect health and save lives around the 🌎🌍🌏

👉 https://t.co/7NnUI54JzT

[Advanced Training in Environmental Health Sciences @UCDATEHS1]

@UCDavisGrad @LauraVW_UCD @ucdavisvetmed @ucdavisbiology @UCDavisCOE You are a rock star @VeneeseB 🤩

[AAAAI @AAAAI_org]

The intersection of climate change and immunity: a perfect storm for #allergic sensitization. See Plenary 2501 #AAAAI21

[Advanced Training in Environmental Health Sciences @UCDATEHS1]

@UCDavisEHSC @UN 👏👏👏

[Advanced Training in Environmental Health Sciences @UCDATEHS1]

The January issue of Open Access Government features our NIEHS T32 trainee eBook "Climate Change, Environmental Justice, and COVID-19". Check out this timely discussion of environmental effects on the pandemic! https://t.co/wLhbaQqjSo @UCDavisEHSC @UCDavisGrad @NIEHS

[Advanced Training in Environmental Health Sciences @UCDATEHS1]

@OsmanSharifi3 @jmlasalle123 @BMCDB @UCDavisEHSC @SOToxicology @LauraVW_UCD @ToxSci @UCDavisInnovate @Syngenta Congratulations!! 🎉🎊

[Osman Sharifi @OsmanSharifi3]

I am excited to host Dr. Kelly Bakulski today in the NIEHS seminar series @BMCDB @ucdavis @UCDATEHS1 @KBakulski @NIEHS

[Lein Lab @lein_lab_ucd]

Dr. Lein says abt her interview with @VoiceOfIslamUK. “It was interesting to have a 4-minute interview! The point of the interview was to discuss how environmental quality impacts the risk and severity of COVID-19” Thanks for having her and spreading the word abt her article!

[Voice of Islam Radio @VoiceOfIslamUK]

COVID-19 has shown us that air quality can be improved overnight, with the best research coming out of Italy. If we contribute to reducing our carbon footprint, small changes can lead to a big impact.

- Dr. Pamela Lein, Professor of Neurotoxicology @lein_lab_ucd

#VOIdrivetime

[Advanced Training in Environmental Health Sciences @UCDATEHS1]

@VeneeseB Congratulations Veneese!! 🥳

[Advanced Training in Environmental Health Sciences @UCDATEHS1]

Although vaccines for SARS-CoV-2 are on the horizon, environmental exposures may reduce efficacy

[Advanced Training in Environmental Health Sciences @UCDATEHS1]

This week our NIEHS @niehs T32 trainees learned about the many COVID19 exposure risks agricultural workers encounter each day on the job. Many thanks to UC Davis @ucdavis Undergraduate Public Health Scholars Sofia, Neha, and Yajaira for an outstanding presentation!

[Advanced Training in Environmental Health Sciences @UCDATEHS1]

Stay tuned over the next few weeks to find out what we have learned!

[Advanced Training in Environmental Health Sciences @UCDATEHS1]

Our annual NIEHS T32 trainee summer course "Emerging Concepts in Environmental Health Science" is focused on COVID-19

[Advanced Training in Environmental Health Sciences @UCDATEHS1]

Can environmental pollutants influence COVID-19 health outcomes? Our trainees are researching how environmental exposures in conjunction with other factors may promote COVID-19 susceptibility.

[Advanced Training in Environmental Health Sciences @UCDATEHS1]

Congratulations to T32 trainee Kelley Patten @kelley_patt on her recent article in Translational Psychiatry identifying neurodevelopmental disorders in a rat model following exposure to traffic-related air pollution in real-time https://t.co/4u8M7UxOXx

[Society of Toxicology @SOToxicology]

Experts from diverse backgrounds give actionable advice for trainees on the early career transition to independence in a free #SOTwebinar on Dec. 16: https://t.co/bP8fv9EOjr

[CardioCarll @CardioCarll]

A compelling depiction of the levels of airborne particulate matter on local, national, and global scales. @Tedsmithphd @LouDiabObese @UofLEnvirome @HarvardEnvHlth @uoflmedschool @HealthyAWS See How the World’s Most Polluted Air Compares With Your City’s https://t.co/YUqkB9kIL6

[Advanced Training in Environmental Health Sciences @UCDATEHS1]

After spending their summer learning about the potential contribution of bisphenols in the development of metabolic disease, our T32 trainees put together an outstanding outreach presentation to a group of UCD students #NIEHS #UCDavis