Join the Olin Africa Business Club next Friday for their second forum, focusing on "Africa Ascending: Opportunities, Challenges & Strategies." bddy.me/2Z4BnWL

Honored to receive the Minority Faculty Scholar in Cancer Research Award at the AACR Environmental Carcinogenesis conference. Thank you for recognizing our work! #AACRENCar19

HWC Pilot Grantee Christine C. Ekenga sharing her #BreastCancer research with @NIOSH_TWH's Dr. Casey Chosewood at #WSH2019! #TotalWorkerHealth

It was a pleasure to participate in CHE's Cancer and the Environment series. For those who missed it, check out the presentations: healthandenvironment.org/webinars/96525

John Hickey, Dr. Christine Ekenga, and Dr. Ray Slavin, discussing transit's impact on health and climate change. #2020MPTA #MOTransitDelivers

It was a pleasure to chat with St. Louis Magazine

Such a pleasure to work with these talented scientists and engineers. Great people doing great science in Africa!

Shared my thoughts on the long-term health impacts of 9/11 with Tara Haelle #ReadBannedBooks

How is #ClimateChange shaping #Health in Africa’s most populous city? A new brief by @drekenga, @LisaReyesMason & Adetoun Mustapha describes work in Lagos, Nigeria, to build evidence & capacity for #EnvironmentalEpidemiology: bit.ly/3rOQkx4 #SeaLevelRise #WeatherExtremes

New work with @NadavSprague. The pandemic may be a threat multiplier for childhood health disparities. It will be important to monitor long-term impacts. link.springer.com/article/10.100…

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Thanks @NIEHS_PEPH for highlighting our work!

Great kickoff event today in East Point! Excellent keynote by Mayor Deana Holiday Ingraham, addressing the #SocialDeterminantsOfHealth through #CommunityCollaborations United Way of Greater Atlanta

Thrilled to present our work at #TWH2018! Thanks to Diane Rohlman and @UIHWC for highlighting our work on breast cancer survivors.