Making a Difference
The Children’s Environmental Health Sciences Core Center supports collaborative research among basic, clinical and public health investigators in order to understand the development of reproductive and childhood diseases in relation to known or suspected environmental determinants.
Investigators convert scientific understanding into effective strategies to prevent environmentally-dependent childhood disease. Additionally, the Center’s community outreach arm aims to educate local and regional communities about the burden of environmentally-related reproductive and childhood diseases and effective ways to reduce them.
News & Events
- CEHSC Article in PATHWAYS - UWM Research Report 2011
- December 6, 2011
- Talk by Christopher Chute of Mayo Clinic December 19
- December 2, 2011
- North Presentation on Building Pathology Capacity in Peru
- November 28, 2011
- Union Grove High School Students Participate in SEPA Conference
- November 2, 2011
Established with NIEHS grant number P30 ES004184