What does CEHS stand for?

Center for Environmental Health Sciences (University of California, Davis)

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Center for Ethics and Human Rights Commission for Equality and Human Rights (UK) Committee on Education and Human Resources Corps of Engineer Directorate of Human Resources Coastal Empire Hunting Retriever Club (Savannah, GA) Community Environmental Health Resource Center (Washington, DC) Centre for Environment, Human Rights and Development (Eleme, Nigeria; est. 1999) Canada Eastern Hard Red Winter (wheat) Canadian Economic History Society Cape Elizabeth High School (Cape Elizabeth, ME)		Center for Human Services (multiple locations) Civilian Employee's Health Service College of Education and Human Services Columbus East High School (Columbus, IN) Center for Education and Health Services Outreach (University of Nevada School of Medicine) Chief Environmental Health and Safety Officer (Clemson University; South Carolina) College of Education and Human Service Professions (University of Minnesota) Camera Electrical High Tension Center for Environmental and Human Toxicology (University of Florida; Gainesville, FL) Certified Environmental Health Technician (NEHA)

Samples in periodicals archive:

Samson, who is also the director of MIT's Center for Environmental Health Sciences or CHES.

Study finds mothers exposed to arsenic may pass on ills to offspring

The program at the University of New Mexico Center for Environmental Health Sciences produced six PSAs on topics such as safe cleanup methods, water safety, and toxics, and is working with American Forum, a nonprofit media company, to disseminate them to over 3,000 radio, television, and print media outlets in the Gulf Coast area.

COEPs Contribute to Hurricane Relief

Teens may run the greatest risk of developing skin cancer, says Margaret Karagas, associate director of the Center for Environmental Health Sciences at Dartmouth Medical School.

Dangerous tans

At the New Mexico Center for Environmental Health Sciences (NMCEHS), community concerns and relationships are as much at the center's foundation as the latest research techniques.

Health on the Banks of the Rio Grande

Samson, a professor of toxicology and biology engineering and director of the MIT Center for Environmental Health Sciences.

MIT toxicogenomics research program

Two sample pools were obtained through other studies at the Center for Environmental Health Sciences.

Assessment of autoimmune responses associated with asbestos exposure ...

A program of the Community Outreach and Education Program at the University of California, Davis, Center for Environmental Health Sciences is seeking to provide migrant families in Northern California with the skills to protect their children from accidental poisonings.

Keeping migrant families safe

Samson Biological Engineering Division and Center for Environmental Health Sciences Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA E-mail: lsamson@mit.

On the 50th anniversary of solving the structure of DNA. (Editorials)