A Global Network to Advance Children’s Health Part 1: Dr. William Suk, NIEHS
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Children around the world face serious health consequences from harmful environmental exposures. The Children’s Environmental Health Collaborating Centres Network is a global collaboration among research institutions with a focus on reducing this important health burden. NIEHS is involved in this network as part of the Institute’s role as a World Health Organization Collaborating Centre. In this Part 1 of 2 series, Dr. William Suk discusses NIEHS’s role as a part of the Children’s Environmental Health Collaborating Centres Network.
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