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CHE Café - Informal conversations on environmental health
Join us for a conversation with authors Nancy Nichols and Alice and Philip Shabecoff
Thurs, Nov 20 at 10am PT/ 1pm ET

CHE Partnership Call - Growing Danger: Pesticides, Other Agricultural Exposures, and Cancer
Tues, Dec 9 at 10am PT/ 1pm ET


11/11/08: Comments sought - EU consultation on risk assessment for carcinogenic and mutagenic substances


11/7/08: Dr. Theo Colborn receives 2008 Goteborg Award for Sustainable Development
 

11/7/08: New LDDI fact sheet - Mental Health and the Environment
 

10/27/08: New download - MP3 Recording of "Environmental Threats to Healthy Aging" CHE Partnership Call

10/23/08: NEW REPORT - Environmental Threats to Healthy Aging

 

10/08: CHE Partner Elise Miller given EPA Children's Environmental Health Champion Award

10/08: CHE Partner Dr. Richard Clapp wins ISEE Research Integrity Award
 

10/20/08: New Parkinson's Disease documents, including a fact sheet and the new Consensus Statement on Parkinson's Disease and the Environment

10/20/08: New President's Cancer Panel fact sheet - Agricultural Exposures and Cancer

10/6/08: NEW SCIENCE REVIEW on Hormone Disruptors and Women's Health, in addition to a lay summary primer [PDF]

10/2/08: NEW - CHE Cancer Consensus Statement [PDF]


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CHE Fertility Call: Women's Reproductive Health and the Environment

Listen to the audio recording of this call (MP3 Format)

This CHE Fertility teleconference was a discussion about women's reproductive health and environmental chemicals, the second in a series highlighting some of the key scientific findings presented at the January 2007 UCSF - CHE Fertility Summit that took place in San Francisco, California.

We discussed how chemicals such as bisphenol A and pesticides can impact female reproductive health, including ovarian function, egg quality, menstrual irregularities, etc. and how research needs to be improved in order to address many of these issues.

The moderator of this call was Pete Myers, PhD, CEO of Environmental Health Sciences. We also heard a science update from Pete Myers.

Featured Presentaters:

  • Dr. Patricia Hunt, Meyer Distinguished Professor, School of Molecular Biosciences, Washington State University
  • Dr. Pauline Mendola, Branch Chief, Infant, Child and Women's Health Statistics, DHHS/CDC/National Center for Health Statistics

 

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