Environmental Health Research
The SWEHSC plays an important role in stimulating collaborative interactions among researchers. This is evidenced by a significant number of new, funded research projects, as well as a notable number of planned initiatives involving collaborations. The SWEHSC promotes and enhances collaborative research within and between the members through Research Focus Groups.
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Environmental Exposures in Underserved Southwest Populations
Investigating the effects of environmental toxins on cardiovascular development, metabolic disorders and cancer.
![Icon of a chemistry flask - representing the SWEHSC Environmental Exposures in Underserved Southwest Populations research focus group](/sites/default/files/styles/az_natural/public/2022-09/research_rfg1_circle_icon.png?itok=plHboA2m)
Environmental Lung Diseases
Investigating the effects of asthma, complex mixtures of environmental agents, and disease outcomes in children.
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Adaptive Response to Environmental Stress
Investigating the health-related effects of agents or diseases that cause stress in cellular metabolism.
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