PROTECT Study intermediate report: associations between demographic risk factors and preterm birth in the first 1000 participants

PROTECT Study intermediate report: associations between demographic risk factors and preterm birth in the first 1000 participants

Jun 24, 2019 | Community Engagement Core, Human Subjects & Sampling Core, News on Premature Birth, PROTECT Research, PROTECT Team

PROTECT Study intermediate report: associations between demographic risk factors and preterm birth in the first 1000 participants Since PROTECT has started studying the environmental causes of higher levels of preterm birth in Puerto Rico preterm birth rates have...

PROTECT study finds that chemicals found in many household consumer products were widely associated with hormone concentrations in pregnant women

Jun 14, 2019 | Media Coverage of PROTECT, News on Premature Birth, Project 1 (Targeted Epidemiology), PROTECT Research, PROTECT Team

Since plastic became known as the “miracle material that has made modern life possible” in 1950, humanity has produced 9.2 billion tons of plastic. [1] Plastics are produced using a large variety of materials which are often harmful to the environment and have been...

Welton granted NIEHS Award to Study Impacts of Traumatic Experiences & Prolonged Recovery due to Hurricane Maria on Preterm Birth Outcomes

Sep 27, 2018 | Human Subjects & Sampling Core, News on Environmental Health, News on Premature Birth, PROTECT Research, PROTECT Team

Welton granted NIEHS Award to Study Impacts of Traumatic Experiences & Prolonged Recovery due to Hurricane Maria on Preterm Birth Outcomes Michael Welton is Post-Doctoral Research Fellow & Teaching Associate in the College of Public Health at University of...