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Your Environment. Your Health.

Global Environmental Health Day 2018

June 6, 2018
NIEHS

Meeting Documents

Overview

NIEHS invited the public to its third annual Global Environmental Health Day - "Global Environmental Health Research Translation and Lessons Learned". Our speakers shared experiences and insights about research translation, conducting research in the field, and the role of earth observations in environmental health. There were two panel presentations, a poster session and a roundtable discussion. The event took place at NIEHS in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, and was webcast.

Global Environmental Health (GEH) research addresses pressing environmental health problems and aims to improve the lives of the most vulnerable populations, both in the United States and around the world. GEH Day will serve as an opportunity to bring together NIEHS staff and RTP area researchers, students and organizations to explore GEH research in the Triangle area and areas for collaboration and future work.

Contact

Betsy Eagin
betsy.eagin@nih.gov
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