Part 2 in this series recaps the main findings of the study, summarizes the epigenetic/environmental basis of disease, notes implications of endocrine disruption science, and discusses obesity risk factors in the context of emerging science on chemicals suspected as obesogens and diabetogens
Title: Letter to the International Energy Agency re IEA report: "Capturing the Multiple Benefits of Energy Efficiency" - invitation for health impact studies Resource Type: Letter, Response to Consultation Content: IEA-consultation-CELA-ltr-re-HealthyRetrofits # of Pages: 3 Date authored: January 31, 2013…
Part One of this series summarizes main findings, context, and trends within two cross-cutting themes: the Developmental Origins of Health and Disease and the Multiple Determinants of Health
Media Release Joint release from CELA and the Canadian Partnership for Children's Health and Environment Toronto: Renovate Right, for the sake of children’s health, is the message in the latest brochure from the Canadian Partnership for Children’s Health and Environment…
Brochure produced by the Canadian Partnership for Children's Health and Environment (CPCHE) based on CELA's Healthy Retrofits report, a key milestone within a two-year Ontario-focused CPCHE project aimed at raising awareness of the risks to fetal and child health from…
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Title: Healthy Retrofits – Advancing the “Win-Win" of Children’s Environmental Health and Energy Efficiency Improvements in Residential Settings Presentation to: Lead Collaborative Consortium June 7-8, 2012 McMaster University Resource Type: Presentation Content: Cooper-_Hamilton_Pb_Mtg_June_2012 # of Pages: 28 Date authored: June…
