ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURE

This study aims to understand how tiny air pollution particles and noise affect heart and metabolic health in middle-aged city residents. It will also test if simple lifestyle changes, like daily walks in green spaces or following a Mediterranean diet, can help lower these health…

This study is testing whether a free table-top water filter pitcher can reduce arsenic exposure for people who get their drinking water from private wells. Researchers will give 20 eligible New Hampshire residents a filter and replacement cartridges, then measure arsenic levels i…

This study aims to understand the links between environmental contamination, nutrition, and health in a specific Native American community. Researchers will work with community members to test soil, water, and people for pollutants and nutrient levels. The goal is to support loca…

This study aims to understand why more young girls are showing early signs of breast development. Researchers will observe 62 girls aged 6 to 8, measuring their bodies and testing for common environmental chemicals. The goal is to see if simple health measures can affect these ea…

This study aims to understand how exposure to heavy metals and tiny particles (nanoparticles) in the environment contributes to skin and body-wide allergic reactions. Researchers will compare 280 adults, including people with metal allergies and healthy volunteers, by measuring m…

This study aims to understand how exposure to environmental fungi affects people with asthma, allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis (ABPA), and bronchiectasis. Researchers will observe 125 participants, including healthy people, for 6 months. They will collect dust samples from…

This study aims to understand how everyday environmental exposures and personal habits might influence the success of fertility treatments like IVF. It will follow 5,000 couples in China undergoing treatment, collecting information on their lifestyle and environment and tracking …