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Flame retardant chemicals still put kids in danger and still don’t stop fires Feb 06, 2019 Chemicals used to prevent fires, including PBDE, interfere with hormones and reproductive systems, stunting child development. Also, they don't stop flames. Full story
Developing a finger-prick blood test for toxic metals Sep 14, 2018 Article includes comments from Erin Haynes, DrPH, professor in the Department of Environmental Health. A UIC professor is spearheading an effort to develop a small, portable sensor that measures human exposure to toxic metals like lead and manganese using a single finger prick of blood -and that delivers results in minutes. Full story
UC medical student launches LGBT health care publication 1/24/2019: UC medical student launches LGBT health care publication Full Story
Medical Student Interest Group Focuses on Health Care in Rural Areas 11/5/2018: Two dozen UC medical students are now part of the Rural Health Student Interest Group in the UC College of Medicine. The group started last August and meets about five times a year with activities designed to focus on health issues facing rural areas, offer health-related volunteer opportunities in rural areas and provide medical students shadowing opportunities with health professionals. Medical Student Interest Group Focuses on Health Care in Rural Areas Full Story