Superfund Research Program
The NIEHS Superfund Research Program (SRP) funds university-based multidisciplinary research on human health and environmental issues related to hazardous substances. The central goal is to understand and break the link between chemical exposure and disease. In keeping with the NIEHS mission, teams of diverse professionals develop, test, and implement unique, solution-oriented approaches to address complex environmental health problems. They are improving the understanding of environmental contaminants, which may lead to lower environmental cleanup costs, reduced risk of exposure, and improvements in human health.
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Research Brief 270
Prenatal PCE Exposure and Maternal Alcohol Use Linked to Increased Risks of Teenage Drug Use
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SRP Trainee Highlight
April Rodd, Brown University
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Superfund Research Program Science Digest
Check out the May 2017 issue of the SRP Science Digest, where you will find highlights from a variety of disciplines working to reduce exposures to potentially harmful contaminants and improve health.
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SRP Trainee Videos
Check out a new SRP trainee video highlighting Nishad Jayasundara and visit the main Trainee Videos page to see more!
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2016 Wetterhahn Award Winner!
Congratulations to Elizabeth Martin, the 2016 winner of the Karen Wetterhahn Memorial Award! Read more about Martin and her cutting-edge research.
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