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(RFG1) Environmental Exposures to People in the Southwest

The planning team for the 2024 IDSov & Gov Summit in Tucson featured Randy Akee (far left, back row) and Stephanie Russo Carroll (far right, front row).

U of A, NYU and Harvard experts lead process to codify world’s first global standard on Indigenous Peoples’ data

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Extreme heat is making toxins even more dangerous to farmworkers, study says

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U of A expert leads process to codify the first global standard on Indigenous Peoples' data

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Extensive LA-area fires altered blood proteins in firefighters, raising health concerns

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How U of A students braved the summer sun to help communities become heat resilient

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Dust bunnies don’t stand a chance against these winning dusters

Honorees and their colleagues were invited to a post-ceremony reception outside of the Stevie Eller Dance Theatre.

Faculty excellence takes center stage at the 2025 Luminaries Awards

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Heat and toxic exposures could harm kidneys in agricultural workers

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SWEHSC Members and Trainees Attend the 2025 ISEE/ISES Conference

Several SWEHSC/MEZCOPH faculty attended and shared their research at this event

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Amanda Wilson wins international young scientist award

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The mission of the Southwest Environmental Health Sciences Center (SWEHSC) is to facilitate and implement innovative research aimed at understanding the mechanisms underlying environmental health science risks and disease among people living in arid environments. The SWEHSC (P30 ES006694) is funded by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences.

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