The workshop focused on biomarkers of effect, which are molecular changes that result from exposure to environmental and social stressors.
Grant programs support research toward reducing health disparities and environmental injustices — second in a series on NIEHS and racial justice.
The workshop focused on biomarkers of effect, which are molecular changes that result from exposure to environmental and social stressors.
Postdocs cite starting early and planning well as keys to success.
The scientific director of the NIEHS Division of the National Toxicology Program recently spoke with a group of international scientists.
The master regulator could serve as a biomarker for predicting methionine sensitivity.
Talks address placenta and liver impacts, and computational modeling to predict effects across species.
New study builds on similar findings in children, supports hygiene hypothesis.
New research maps how GATA3, a protein associated with breast cancer, binds and remodels DNA.
Winners of the NIEHS Outstanding New Environmental Scientist grants shared research and built networks during a two-day online meeting.
Health care professionals and vulnerable populations benefit from targeted education.
NIEHS and the National Institute on Aging foster scientific collaboration through their Joint Fellowship Program.
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration scientists discussed how to bolster infectious disease modeling during an NIEHS webinar.
Nicole Kleinstreuer spoke with Environmental Factor about recent federal efforts to reduce animal use in chemical safety testing.
An NIEHS grant recipient started a new teaching series at Johns Hopkins University that helps youth protect themselves and others.
Twenty-seven new images, representing a cross-section of environmental health research, will be viewable by visitors to the institute.