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Analytical Laboratory Science

Clean Water for Carolina Kids™ – From Pilot to Program

Solving Air Quality Injustice and Creating Cleaner Cities with Passive Samplers

Putting PFAS Into Perspective

NCCU and RTI celebrate new partnership and shared lab space supporting health and environmental justice research

Flush every tap: Keeping our water fresh

Clean Water for US Kids: Eliminating Lead in Drinking Water Nationwide

Tracy L. Dombek

PFAS experts available to comment on human health concerns

Georgia Child Care Programs Now Eligible to Enroll in the Clean Water for Georgia Kids Program

NCCU-RTI Center for Applied Research in Environmental Sciences

Lead Testing Programs Launch in Georgia as CDC Lowers Lead Level Guidelines for Kids

International Society of Exposure Science 2017 Annual Meeting

Testing in Vitro Bioavailability of Nickel in Metal Nanoparticles

Preventing Childhood Lead Poisoning—One Drop at a Time

RTI International and North Carolina Central University enrolling child care centers and families for children’s health study

Forever Chemicals Here, There and Everywhere: Where is all this PFAS coming from?

Research Triangle Environmental Health Collaborative/NC Department of Environmental Quality Summit

New statewide study shows that lead is common in tap water at child care facilities across North Carolina

Who is most at risk of forever chemicals in their drinking water?