NIEHS Informs Health Guidance at World’s Largest Digital Dumpsite
NIEHS-funded researchers study the effects of electronic waste — the fastest growing global solid waste stream — on the health of children and workers in Accra, Ghana.
Past NIEHS-WHO Collaborating Centre Updates
2023
- Aug 2023: Implementation Science Is a Global Research Area at NIEHS
- Jun 2023: NIEHS Informs Health Guidance at World’s Largest Digital Dumpsite
- Apr 2023: NIEHS Superfund Research Program Promotes Climate Change Resilience
- Feb 2023: Advancing Knowledge of Ciguatoxin, a Natural Marine Neurotoxin Found in Seafood
2022
- Dec 2022: To Improve Climate Change Adaptation, Include Implementation Science
- Oct 2022: NIEHS-sponsored Workshop Offers Insight Into the International Collaborations Shaping Disaster Research Worldwide
- Aug 2022: After 10 Years of Innovation, H3Africa Marks a Milestone
- Jun 2022: Worker Training Workshop Increases Awareness of Climate Change Challenges
- Apr 2022: NIEHS Redesignated as WHO Collaborating Centre
- Feb 2022: NIEHS Initiative Aims to Harmonize Language in Environmental Health Science
2021
- Dec 2021: NIEHS Supported the WHO Chemical Risk Assessment Network Framework for Systematic Review
- Oct 2021: NIEHS Advisor Tapped to Lead New Office on Climate and Health
- Aug 2021: WHO Report Explores the Effects of E-waste on Children’s Health
- Aug 2021: WHO Report Explores the Effects of E-waste on Children’s Health
- Jun 2021: NIEHS Resources Provide Access to Tools and Publications for Climate and Disaster Research
- Apr 2021: NIH Researchers Highlight Importance of Implementation Science for Climate Change Adaptation at Virtual Conference
- Feb 2021: NIEHS Continues to Expand GEH Efforts on Brain Development Research
