Children's Environmental Health Initiative | A research, education, and outreach program committed to fostering environments where all people can prosper

CEHI Post-doctoral Research Fellow Dr. Mercedes A. Bravo has received a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and a K99/R00 grant
Dr. Mercedes A. Bravo has received a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and a K99/R00 grant; these grants will support Dr. Bravo in studying how a child’s environment influences educational outcomes in elementary school
Assessing Geographic Variation in Strabismus Diagnosis among Children Enrolled in Medicaid
Colorectal Cancer Burden and Access to FQHC in California

Latest Publications

A longitudinal cohort study of malaria exposure and changing serostatus in a malaria endemic area of rural Tanzania

Author(s): Ryan A. Simmons, Leonard Mboera, Marie Lynn Miranda, Alison Morris, Gillian Stresman, Elizabeth L. Turner, Randall Kramer, Chris Drakeley and...

Assessing electronic health record phenotypes against gold-standard diagnostic criteria for diabetes mellitus

Author(s): S.E.Spratt, K.Pereira, B.B.Granger, B.C.Batch, M.Phelan, M.Pencina, M.L.Miranda, E.Boulware, J.E.Lucas, C.L.Nelson, B.Neely, B.A.Goldstein, P....

Racial isolation and exposure to airborne particulate matter and ozone in understudied US populations: Environmental justice applications of downscaled numerical model output

Author(s): Mercedes A. Bravo, Rebecca Anthopolos, Michelle L. Bell, Marie Lynn Miranda

Assessing Geographic Variation in Strabismus Diagnosis among Children Enrolled in Medicaid

Author(s): Joshua R. Ehrlich, Rebecca Anthopolos, Joshua Tootoo, Chris A. Andrews, Marie Lynn Miranda, Paul P. Lee, David C. Musch, Joshua D. Stein

CEHI's Mission and Vision

The Children's Environmental Health Initiative (CEHI) is a research, education, and outreach program committed to fostering environments where all people can prosper. Based at Rice University in Houston, Texas, CEHI oversees multiple environmental research projects emphasizing the special vulnerabilities of children. CEHI projects focus on incorporating innovative spatial analysis in combination with field-based sampling into children's environmental health research. CEHI maintains a deep institutional commitment to issues of social justice and thus focuses much of its work in low income and minority communities.

CEHI Post-doctoral Research Fellow Dr. Mercedes A. Bravo has received a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and a K99/R00 grant

Assessing Geographic Variation in Strabismus Diagnosis among Children Enrolled in Medicaid

Colorectal Cancer Burden and Access to FQHC in California

Latest Publications

CEHI's Mission and Vision

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