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Led by Kelly Brunst, Ph.D. and Jack Rubinstein, MD, the Integrative Health Sciences Facility Core (IHSFC) facilitates clinical investigations that enhance "forward and back" translational research of environmental factors in disease causation. The aims of the IHSFC are accomplished through expert consultation services in medicine, epidemiology, statistics, exposure assessment, informatics tools, and Forth and Back clinical research conferences that highlight opportunities for translational research in environmental health. Our goal is to accelerate the transfer of basic biomedical knowledge from the laboratory to clinical applications in prevention, early detection, and treatment, and public policy changes in environmental health, and, ultimately, to prolong and enhance life. The IHSFC provides consultations on environmental epidemiology and on traditional and cutting-edge statistical approaches, including analysis of microarray and deep sequencing data, in conjunction with the Bioinformatics Core.
Core Resources and Activities
Human Subjects Studies and Human Clinical Trials Research
Data and Biospecimen Sharing: Training and Resources