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>> Air pollution and cardiovascular disease

The aims of this project are to examine the association between ambient air pollution and sub-clinical markers of cardiovascular disease (heart rate variability, cardiac function, homocysteine) and to assess genes-environment and nutrient-environment interactions.

>> Breath Biomarker Determinations with a Portable Gas Chromatograph

This project is aimed at adapting a high-performance prototype portable gas chromatograph (GC) to the detection of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in exhaled human breath. The instrument incorporates a detector consisting of an integrated array of chemiresistors (CR) coated with functionalized nanoparticles that respond differentially to sorbed vapors to produce a response pattern that aids in vapor.. >> more

Breath Biomarker Determinations with a Portable Gas Chromatograph

>> The Environmentally-Related Disease Unit of the Normative Aging Study (ERDU-NAS)

The Normative Aging Study (NAS) is a longitudinal study of 2,280 healthy male volunteers begun in Boston in the 1960s. Beginning in 1991 with an NIEHS R01 grant to study the impact of environmental lead exposure on risk of hypertension (NIEHS R01 ES 05257; PI: Howard Hu), NAS participants were invited to undergo bone and blood lead measurements. This project and a series of successful competitive.. >> more

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>> Park Lab - Environmental Epidemiology of Air Pollution and Heavy Metals

Leader: Sung Kyun Park (Sc.D., M.P.H.)

Sung Kyun is interested in health effects of air pollution and metals exposure in aging populations. He has been working on the associations between air pollution, lead and subclinical cardiovascular outcomes, such as heart rate variability and homocysteine, using the Normative Aging Study. Sung Kyun is working on age-related diseases, such as impairment in renal function, age-related cataract and.. >> more

Environmental Epidemiology of Air Pollution and Heavy Metals

>> Hu Lab - Michigan Metals Epidemiology Research Group (MERG)

Leader: Howard Hu (M.D., M.P.H., Sc.D.)

The Mission of the Michigan Metals Epidemiology Research Group (MERG) is to gain new insights into the impacts of exposure to potentially toxic metals that are of critical importance to public health and medicine by applying multi-disciplinary and novel methods of exposure assessment, genetics, nutrition, psychosocial factors and clinical measurements in epidemiologic studies of human populations around.. >> more

Michigan Metals Epidemiology Research Group

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Christopher Godwin

Christopher Godwin, Ph.D., D.D.S., M.P.H.


(734) 936-3957
Dr. Godwin has been involved in environmental health research and service for 16 years at The University of Michigan, focusing on the relationship between environmental factors and human health and comfort. His research is primarily in applied science and spans both laboratory and field research. He.. >> more
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Howard Hu, M.D., M.P.H., Sc.D.


(734) 764-3188
Environmental epidemiology, heavy metals, gene-environment and epigenetic-environment interactions; nutrient-toxicant interactions; early life origins of chronic disease; children's environmental health; hypertension, renal dysfunction, cognitive declines, Parkinson's Disease, Alzheimer's Disease, neurodevelopment;.. >> more