Chemicals and Cancer
We support groundbreaking research such as Dr. Max Aung’s study finding PFAS is linked to past cancer diagnoses
Breast Cancer and the Environment
Our first EaRTH-supported postdoctoral researcher, Dr. Kimberly Badal, is exploring how environmental pollutants affect breast cancer risk
CATCHA
Our new partner lab is developing and advancing new strategies for chemical hazard identification and risk assessment

What is EaRTH?

The UCSF Environmental Research and Translation for Health
(EaRTH) Center is transforming the approach to studying harmful environmental pollutants that undermine health and human development and contribute to chronic disease.

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Research Support and Data Analysis
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Funding
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Community Engagement
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Communications
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Career Development