Healthy World, Healthy People: Disabilities and the Environment
As more and more research is done on our environment, the more we learn about its effects on our children. Find out more about this important issue and how you can take action.
The Environment and Your Health
News and announcements related to environmental impacts on human health, collected from a multitude of sources, especially Environmental Health News. Follow CHE’s blog and join in conversation: Our Health and Environment.
Environmental Health Links
Centeres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Environmental Health
Harvard School Of Public Health (HSPH), Dept. of Environmental Health
Mass Health and Human Services (MHHS), Bureau of Environmental Health
Food and Drug Administration (FDA), For Consumers and Patients
Food and Drug Administration (FDA), For Health Professionals
Food and Drug Administration (FDA), For Scientists & Researchers
FDA Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition - CFSAN/FDA
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Report on the Environment
Environmental Toxins in the news
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Real Cost of Dental Mercury.
Dental mercury fillings pollute the environment, contaminate fish and are far more costly for taxpayers than the alternative tooth-colored material, according to an economics report released by MPP and a broad coalition of health, consumer and environmental groups. -
Removing Heavy Metals from the Body Is "Dangerous"?
The American College of Medical Toxicology held a conference at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) this past February about the "use and misuse" of chelation therapy—a misleading title suggesting some semblance of scientific objectivity, which was nowhere in evidence. -
When It Comes to Natural Health for Children, We're Living in a Police State.
Increasingly, state governments are determining what treatments a child can and cannot have—regardless of parents' wishes. Three shocking stories prove the point. -
Scientists find higher concentrations of heavy metals in post-oil spill oysters from Gulf of Mexico
As the two-year anniversary of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico approaches, a team of scientists led by Dr. Peter Roopnarine of the California Academy of Sciences has detected evidence that pollutants from the oil have entered the ecosystem's food chain.