Chemicals used in firefighting and pesticides linked to most common and deadly brain tumors Causes of gliomas, the most common type of deadly brain tumor, remain a mystery despite improvements in understanding glioma risks. Firefighters have a higher rate of these cancerous tumors, so we exp...

A new study finds exposure to halokanes (found in firefighting chemicals/pesticides/solvents) may be linked to gliomas, a deadly brain tumor. Glioma Registry + EaRTH Pilot @neurosurgucsf.bsky.social @ucsfcancer.bsky.social @yalecancer.bsky.social @yalesph.bsky.social prheucsf.blog/2025/06/10/c...

Environmental health research is essential to tackle skyrocketing chronic disease Have you heard of a P30 Environmental Health Center? There are 26 of them in the U.S. funded by the National Institutes of Environmental Health Sciences to investigate the health impacts of air and wa...

As chronic diseases rise due to plastics/fossil fuels/chemicals, it is more important than ever to protect funding that is critical for research conducted by our P30 Centers. Our research improves health, reduces healthcare costs & supports the economy. wp.me/p96JEP-1NV

W/the rising prevalence of chronic diseases, it is more important than ever to support #environmentalhealth research. Learn about the vital work that we and our fellow NIEHS P30 Centers are doing to improve America's health. Download the fact sheet! #scienceforall