NIEHS scientists say their findings could lead to a better understanding of what causes related diseases, and how to prevent them.

Ten years after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, new findings show that lung impacts among cleanup workers resolved over time.

NIEHS grantees linked children's healthier metabolic profiles to levels of inflammation biomarkers in maternal and cord blood.

The condition, which increases mothers' blood pressure in pregnancy, could put children at risk of epilepsy and intellectual disability.

This advance is part of the NIEHS focus on statistical methods to assess how real-world exposures to chemical mixture affect human health.

Bruce Hammock and colleagues report that inhibiting an enzyme called soluble epoxide hydrolase improved intestinal function in obese mice.