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We Are Public Health: Stephanie Sayler

December 13, 2017 · by exposurelab · Bookmark the permalink. ·

StephanieSayler

Our lab is getting pretty famous here at SPH. Check-out the most recent “We Are Public Health” video on Stephanie Sayler and her asbestos work in Detroit!

 

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  • Current Research
    • Exposure Assessment Methodologies
      • Assessing Total Exposure to Noise
      • Daily Exposure Monitoring of Occupational Noise
      • Noise Job Exposure Matrix
    • Exposure Sensing Technologies
      • Daily Exposure Monitoring of Occupational Noise
      • Smart Device Noise Dosimetry
    • Auditory and Non-Auditory Effects of Noise
      • Risk of Non-Auditory Health Effects Associated with Noise
    • Ototoxicity of Heavy Metals
    • Injury Risk
      • Injury Risks Associated with Noise and Hearing Loss
      • Assessment and Control of Vehicle-Bicycle Crash Risk
      • Evaluation of Noise, Stress, and Injury Risk among Firefighters
    • Health Interventions and Protective Equipment
      • Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Hearing Loss Prevention Programs
      • Evaluation of the Accuracy of Devices for Assessing Personal Noise Exposure
    • Global Hazard Integration
      • Assessing Occupational Exposures of Small-Scale Gold Mining in Ghana
      • Governance of Disruptive Technologies
      • Exposures in Electronic Waste Workers
        • Nutriontion, Occupational Exposures, and Hearing Loss of E-waste Recycling Workers in Ghana
        • Developing Comprehensive Solutions to E-Waste: Thailand
      • Noise and Silica Exposures in Thai Stone Workers
  • Past Research
    • Construction Worker Noise Exposure Assessment
  • Courses and Training
    • Courses
      • PUBHLTH 305: The Environment and Human Health
      • EHS 500: Principles of Environmental Health Sciences
      • EHS 655: Human Exposure Analysis
      • EHS 658: Physical Hazards
    • Training

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  • Prof. Neitzel quoted in article on the power of quantitative data
  • Improving working conditions for e-waste recyclers
  • Collaborating to Solve the Global E-Waste Challenge
  • Changing the Global E-Waste Cycle
  • An Invisible Threat

Noise Pollution: Ideas for Practice–Rick Neitzel

We're collecting workplace noise data in the US and Canada. Please consider sharing your data with us! Read more about our project here.

Read about the Safe-in-Sound Award, which honors companies for excellence in hearing loss prevention.

Learn more about the UM Center for Occupational Health and Safety Engineering, which funds some of the exposure science research our lab conducts.

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