Built Environment Cohort II A Multimethod Approach to Assess Sanitary Risks and Microbial Exposures Associated with Waterborne Illnesses and Infrastructure Management in Baltimore, Maryland. Marccus D. Hendricks. This study utilized a multimethod approach to assess sanitary sewer overflow (SSO) and associated risks, including exposure to bacteria in Baltimore neighborhoods, addressing deficiencies in stormwater and sanitation infrastructure and their impact on public health. Gauging Effects of Neighborhood Trends and Sickness (GENTS)…
Cohort III, 2020 – 2026 Climate Change and Health Extreme heat, associated adverse health outcomes, and barriers to heat-health protective behaviors in restaurant and service workers and managers in Philadelphia, PA, Leah Schinasi.Examining the effects of heat exposure on indoor workers, particularly food service workers in Philadelphia, to develop interventions and protective standards. Food, Energy, and Water Insecurity in the Context of Compounding Disasters, Anais Roque.Studying the interconnected challenges of…
