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Environmental
Health and Contaminants
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The presence
of chemicals and pathogens in the environment is of great concern
to both ecosystem and human health, yet the source, fates, and effects
of these contaminants are often not well known. In collaboration
with each other and with colleagues in the Stony Brook Health Sciences
Center, Brookhaven National Laboratory, and Cornell's Veterinary
School, SoMAS faculty are actively investigating these and other
environmental health issues:
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Pathology
and parisitology of marine fish and shellfish |
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Sources
and assessment of sediment toxicity |
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Fates
and effects of endocrine disruptors, pharmaceuticals and personal
care products in the environments |
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Impact of groundwater
discharges on coastal water quality
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Bioavailability,
food chain transfer and effects of contaminants in marine invertebrates
and fish
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Participating
Faculty:
Allam, Baines,
Brownawell, Cochran, Fast, Fisher,
Gobler, Lopez, McElroy, Swanson,
Taylor
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Collaborating
Facilities and Centers
Marine
Animal Disease Laboratory, Waste
Reduction and Management Institute, Trace
Element Laboratory, Trace
Organic Chemical Mass Spectrometry Laboratory,
Long Island Groundwater
Institute, Living Marine Resources
Institute
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