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The goal of our Center is to improve health by investigating environmental exposures, studying who might be most susceptible, and linking our research efforts with the communities we serve. Our Center scientists study cancer, respiratory disease and adverse reproductive outcomes, as well as develop new methods for designing studies and evaluate exposures.
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Globalization is changing the landscape of Southern California. As the volume of imported products from Asia skyrockets, the Ports keep growing, as do roads, rail facilities, and warehouses to accommodate more and more goods-filled containers. Center Outreach Director Andrea Hricko describes some of the health and community impacts from these developments. |
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Children who live near a major highway are more likely to have asthma and respiratory diseases, and their lung development may also be stunted. Read about the latest studies on freeway exhaust and health, and
and get information about schools and homes.
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