Current Projects

Current Projects

• 2001 Children's Environmental Health Center Award
  Five interrelated research projects in the Center focus on the linkage of exposures to prevalent environmental toxins and neurobehavioral outcomes.
  
  
  • Project 1
    Neurobehavioral Effects of Prevalent Toxicants in Children (Part of the HOME Study)
    
    
  • Project 2
    Validation of Meconium Markers of Fetal Neurotoxicant Exposures (Part of the HOME Study)
    
    
  • Project 3
    Identifying Residential Hazards Using Home Test Kits
    
    
  • Project 4
    Early Exposure to Lead and Adult Antisocial Outcome
    
    
  • Project 5
    Assessment of Brain Function Altered by Lead Exposure
    
    
• Cincinnati Asthma Prevention Study
  The purpose of this study is to determine whether children with asthma benefit from the placement of portable air cleaners in their homes, to see whether the air cleaners reduce indoor air pollution and are connected with a reduction in symptoms of asthma, unscheduled visits to see a doctor, or behavioral problems.

Projects and Centers

• Overview
• Child Policy Research Center
• Computational Medicine Center
• Cincinnati Children's Environmental Health Center
  • Overview
  • Center Research Areas
  • Current Projects
    • Overview
    • 2001 Children's Environmental Health Center Award
    • Cincinnati Asthma Prevention Study
  • Childhood Environmental Hazards
  • In the News
  • Research Highlights
  • Who We Are
• Rare Lung Diseases Consortium
• Center for Adherence Promotion and Self-Management
• Center for Innovation in Chronic Disease Care
• Child Health Research Career Development Award
• Cincinnati Pediatric Research Group
• Digestive Health Center
• Health Services Research Matrix
• Teen-Longitudinal Assessment of Bariatric Surgery
• The Cincinnati Rheumatic Diseases Core Center
• Visual Systems Research Group