In a new study that could help both doctors and policymakers improve preventative care, researchers from ATHLETE’s partner organisation ISGlobal identified key environmental stressors that impact child health.
This new ATHLETE meta-analysis, published in Environment International, reaffirms the connection between green spaces and child respiratory health.
A new study, by ATHLETE and LongITools, investigates how access to green spaces might improve health by subtly influencing how our genes work.
A new study suggests that prenatal exposure to a mixture of endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) can be associated with poorer metabolic health in childhood, which in turn may contribute to [...]
Read about the latest updates, new publications, and upcoming events from the European Human Exposome Network (EHEN). The sixth issue of the EHEN newsletter offers a [...]
Through ATHLETE’s Fellowship Programme, early-career researchers working on the human exposome are given the opportunity to collaborate with other consortium partners around the world. We talked with Aidan Watmuff, [...]
In a new study that could help city planners and policy-makers create healthier urban environments to work and live in, researchers from ATHLETE’s partner organisation ISGlobal found that [...]
Over 80 project partner participants gathered in Grenoble, France and online to attend the sixth annual ATHLETE consortium meeting, held from 23-24 January. The event, hosted by INSERM, [...]
Read about the latest updates, new tools, and upcoming events from the European Human Exposome Network (EHEN). In this fifth edition of the EHEN newsletter, we [...]
In October 2023, ATHLETE’s project coordinator Martine Vrijheid featured in the European Commission’s Horizon EU Research and Innovation Magazine, in which she explains how and why researchers are examining [...]