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February 2022
Global Environmental Health Newsletter
Learn More About GEH at NIEHS
Previous Issues
Feature Section
Feature This Months Featured Article
Spotlight Section
Spotlight GEH Research Spotlight
Training Section
Training Training and Capacity Building
Multimedia Section
Multimedia GEH Podcasts and Webinars
GEH at NIEHS Section
GEH at NIEHS Updates from the GEH program

NIH Rallies Together to Develop Framework for Climate Change and Health

Months of collaboration and planning set the stage for a new NIH-wide climate change and health research initiative.

Climate Change and Health Initiative Strategic Framework cover

For Insight Into Cookstove Use, Researchers Turn to Behavioral Science

Researchers investigate reasons underlying the discontinuance of efficient cookstoves among pregnant Ghanian women in a study funded by NIEHS.

men gathered around a kettle on a fire pit in an open-air structure

Voices From the Field: Reflections on Restorative and Mechanistic Approaches to Environmental Science and Health Research on Indigenous Lands

University of New Mexico METALS Superfund Research Program alumnus Cherie De Vore, Ph.D., grounds her research in her Diné identity.

New APHA Infographics Visually Detail How Climate Change Impacts Health

APHA has released infographics detailing how climate change affects human health through environmental pathways such as air quality, extreme weather, rising temperatures, and vector-borne diseases.

NIEHS Initiative Aims to Harmonize Language in Environmental Health Science

The Environmental Health Language Collaborative, a new NIEHS initiative, spurs the development and adoption of new approaches to describing and categorizing environmental health sciences research.

Grants and Funding

Grants of interest to GEH researchers.
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NIH Climate Change and Health Webinar Series: Climate Change, Air Pollution, and Health: What Lies Ahead

February 22, 2022
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Society of Toxicology 61st Annual Meeting and ToxExpo

March 27 - 31, 2022
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Consortium of Universities for Global Health Annual Conference 2022

March 28 - April 1, 2022
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April 21 - 22, 2022
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National Integrated Heat Health Information System (NIHHIS) National Meeting

April 26 - 28, 2022
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APHA 2022 Annual Meeting & Expo Call for Abstracts

April 30, 2022
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Climate Informatics 2022

May 9 - 13, 2022
Asheville, NC
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The NIEHS identifies Global Environmental Health (GEH) as a part of its strategic themes, recognizing that because environmental health problems cross national boundaries, conducting studies around the world benefits not just those in areas being studied, but all people who suffer from the same or related environmental health problems.