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Environmental Factor - Your Online Source for NIEHS News The Environmental Factor is NIEHS’ premier newsletter highlighting science-related activities involving the institute. The Factor is produced monthly by the Office of Communications and Public Liaison and includes articles about lectures, meetings, scientific accomplishments, and special events of interest here and at our supporting institutions.

 

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Environmental Health Perspectives Newsletter Environmental Health Perspectives (EHP) is a monthly online journal of peer-reviewed research and news on the impact of the environment on human health published by NIEHS.

 

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National Toxicology Program Update The NTP Update is a monthly newsletter published by the National Toxicology Program. It includes a calendar of events and a host of must-read news articles about current NTP research efforts and findings.

 

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Global Environmental Health Newsletter Global Environmental Health (GEH) Newsletter provides information about the NIEHS scientific, policy, training, and outreach investment and activities in GEH that is current, credible, and in context.

 

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Partnerships for Environmental Public Health eNews The PEPH or Partnerships for Environmental Public Health newsletter showcases the work of those conducting and translating research into action to address environmental exposures and health risks of concern to the public. The newsletter provides links to materials, upcoming events, and grant and job opportunities.

 

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The Sister Study Newsletter The Sister Study newsletter provides study participants and others interested in breast cancer research with updates and findings regarding the Sister Study. The NIEHS-supported Sister Study is the only long-term study in the United States and Puerto Rico of women ages 35 to 74 whose sisters had breast cancer. The study is following 50,000 women for at least 10 years to learn how environment and genes may affect the chances of getting breast cancer.

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