Rima Habre's research highlighted in monthly NIEHS Environmental Factor newsletter

Rima Habre explores how climate-related pollution affects maternal health, works to develop individualized exposure and risk models.

Center Updates

Earth Day 2022: Public health experts weigh in on the toll of climate change

From disparities to interdisciplinary teamwork, Keck School of Medicine of USC researchers explore evidence and seek solutions. • Read More

Lida Chatzi's research highlighted in monthly NIEHS Environmental Factor newsletter

Lida Chatzi’s NIEHS grant portfolio explores the origins of obesity, diabetes, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, and cancer. • Read More

NEW RESEARCH: Food for Thought: Exploring the Relationship between PM2.5
Exposure, Dietary Patterns, and Changes in Brain Volume

Dr. JC Chen's work focuses on the potential protective role that diet might play against pollution-related declines in memory and cognitive processing. • Read More

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