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Reproductive Epidemiology: Past, Present, and Future
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NIEHS Diversity Speaker Series June 28, 2019
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1:00:56
NIEHS Diversity Speaker Series June 19, 2019
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1:07:34
NIEHS Diversity Speaker Series February 2019
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3:24:26
Annual Global Environmental Health Day 2018
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1:01:02
Developing Individuals Who Have Different Kinds of Minds
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2:47:16
Annual Global Environmental Health Day 2017
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3:41
Women’s Health Awareness Day
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5:43:02
Annual Global Environmental Health Day 2016
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1:07:44
Innate and Adaptive Immunity
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11:05:36
Annual SACATM Meeting - 2009
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55:36
Implication of Arsenic in Our Food System
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59:18
Virtual Forum on Obesity and the Env.
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1:06:54
Introduction to Alt. Assessment
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Overcoming Complexity
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NIH Disaster Research Response Workshop
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Virtual Forum on Autism and the Env.
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Low Dose Theory Symposium
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Welcome and Opening Remarks – Linda Birnbaum, Director, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) and National Toxicology Program (NTP)
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24:15
Keynote: The Role of Diplomacy in Global Environmental Health – Mitchell Wolfe, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Global Affairs, HHS
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11:09
Found in Translation: Global Environmental Health at NIEHS – John Balbus, NIEHS
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10:28
Global Health Research and Education at Duke: An Interdisciplinary Approach – Randall Kramer, Duke University
5/28
8:51
Global Health Begins at Home – James Herrington, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
6/28
9:34
Inevitable Paradigm Shift for Sustainable Environmental and Human Health – John Bang, North Carolina Central University
7/28
11:29
Global Environmental Health in Research Triangle Park – Claire Neal, Triangle Global Health Consortium
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9:27
Sustainable Development Goals – Laura Hoemeke, IntraHealth International
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12:36
Climate Change – John Balbus, NIEHS
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13:34
Electronic Waste (e-waste) – Michelle Heacock, NIEHS
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11:29
Economics of SDGs – Subhrendu Pattanayak, Duke University
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10:58
Global Children’s Environmental Health Network – William Suk, NIEHS
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10:08
The Role of NIEHS in Supporting Children’s Environmental Health – Kimberly Gray, NIEHS
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8:39
DOHaD: Fostering Global Disease Prevention – Jerry Heindel, NIEHS
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8:24
Community-Based Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene: Opportunities for Scale-Up and Replication – Andrew Herrera, Curamericas Global
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8:58
Indoor Air Pollution – Claudia Thompson, NIEHS
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5:35
The Pregnancy and Child Epigenetics Consortium – Stephanie London, NIEHS
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8:46
Global Implementation of Systematic Review Methodology in Environmental Health – Abee Boyles, NTP
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9:30
From Malaria to Mercury: Translating Scientific Research to Policy – William Pan, Duke University
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9:10
One Health in North Carolina and Beyond – Cheryl Stroud, One Health Commission
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7:26
Global Environmental and Occupational Health (GEOHealth) – Mike Humble, NIEHS
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8:56
International Fellows at NIEHS: Training Opportunities and Career Outcomes – Tammy Collins, NIEHS
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8:05
Air Pollution and Health: A Case Study of Capacity Building in Accra, Ghana – Sara Terry, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
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6:27
Environmental Health in Nepal – Srishti Shrestha, NIEHS
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8:18
Is Environmental Pollution Inevitable in Developing Countries? – Salik Hussain, NIEHS
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7:18
Inspired: Why I Got Involved in Public Health – Osborn Kwena, Duke-UNC Rotary World Peace Fellow
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Education As a Powerful Tool in Improving Global Environmental Health – Teminioluwa Ajayi, Duke School of Medicine, Triangle Global Health Consortium Emerging Leader Award Winner 2016
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Closing Remarks – Linda Birnbaum, NIEHS and NTP
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Welcome
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Keynote Speaker, Christine McEntee, Executive Director and CEO, American Geophysical Union
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Josiah Kephart, Johns Hopkins University and Fogarty International Center
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Kendra Williams, Johns Hopkins University and Fogarty International Center
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Stephani Kim, NIEHS
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Experiences in the Field - Questions
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16:51
Rebecca Fry, UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health
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16:27
Jim Zhang, Duke Global Health Institute
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18:18
Tegan Blaine, USAID
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10:46
Effective Research Translation - Questions
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