Collaborations

Clinicians, Epidemiologists, Chemists and Biochemists:

Attribution of childhood and adult diseases to environmental insults is particularly difficult because often the adverse exposures that lead to a disease happened in the past.

Obtaining reliable information on potential environmental exposures, the amount of the exposure and timing and duration of that exposure presents a significant challenge to environmental health scientists.

Partnerships that facilitate analysis of small amounts of tissue at birth will help scientists have a better understanding of the real in utero exposures. Resulting valid data on early life exposures can be used for predicting later life disease risks and improvement in public health outcomes.

If you would like to collaborate on these issues with the LDI Laboratory, please Contact Us.