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PARTNERSHIP EVENTS

New CHE Partnership call: The Human Health Effects of the Gulf Oil Spill: A Summary of the IOM Workshop
Thurs, July 29, 2010

CHE Cafe call: On the Ground in the Gulf Coast: A Conversation with Wilma Subra and Michael Lerner
Thurs, August 12, 2010

New Symposium: Children First: Promoting Ecological Health for the Whole Child
October 1, 2010, UCSF
Register TODAY! Limited seating
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6/10/10: MP3 recording available: Nanotechnology: A New Chapter in Environmental Health Sciences

5/19/10: MP3 recording available: The President's Cancer Panel

5/11/10: MP3 recording available: The Information Age and EMF/RF Illness

5/3/10: MP3 recording available - CHE Cafe call: Annie Leonard, director and author, The Story of Stuff

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CHE Partners on why they value our work

CHE WORKING GROUP EVENTS

CHE-AK call: The Hidden Hazards of Coal Development in Alaska: Public Health and Coal Combustion Waste:
August 11, 2010

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Workshop on Navigating the Scientific Evidence to Improve Prevention

In August 2009, The University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) Program on Reproductive Health and the Environment (PRHE),

UCSF-CHE Environmental Reproductive Health Summit Review

Excerpt from the February 2007 CHE Newsletter, written by Julia Varshavsky, CHE-Fertility national coordinatorA packed auditorium of over 400 leading scientists, physicians, nurse

Sample Symposium Agendas

Environmen

Reproductive Health Professional Society Resources

Go to Professional Health Society ResolutionsGo to

The Endocrine Society Press Release on the Resolution Adopted by the California Medical Association

FOR RELEASE: October 19, 2009Contact: Arlyn G. Riskind Director, Media RelationsPhone: (301

CHE Fertility/Partnership Call - Navigating the Scientific Evidence to Ensure Prevention

Background Information/Resources

CHE-Fertility Call: What Does the Environment Have To Do With Medicine? Reporting Back From a Premier Reproductive Society Conference

Background Information/Resources

CHE Fertility Call - Know Your ABCs: The Fundamentals of Reproductive Health and the Environment

Listen to the MP3 recording of

Is the Environment Making Us Fat and Sick?

‘Obesogens’, other environmental factors contribute to metabolic syndromeBased upon the

Change Your Lifestyle, Change Your Genes

Mind-body medicine pioneer, Dean Ornish, MD, explains surprising new researchBased on the

Women's Reproductive Health and the Environment Workshop

Women’s Reproductive Health and the Environment WorkshopJanuary 6-9, 2008Bolinas, CA

CHE Fertility Research Exchange Listserv

The CHE Fertility Research Exchange Listserv is intended to facilitate the collaboration of scientists in the environmental reproductive health field by

CHE Fertility Scientist Registry

The CHE Fertility Scientist Registry is a database of scientists and/or clinicians who are knowledgeable about environmental reproductive health science

CHE Fertility Call - Girl, Disrupted: Hormone Disruptors and Women's Reproductive Health

Please SAVE THE DATE for Girl, Disrupted: Hormone Disruptors and Women’s Reproductive Health, scheduled for Tuesday, February 24 at 11am Pacific / 2pm Eastern

CHE Fertility Call - Shaping Our Legacy: How Far Have We Come Since the 2007 UCSF-CHE Summit on Environmental Challenges to Reproductive Health and Fertility?

Listen to the audio recording of this call (MP3 Format)Websites mentioned on the c