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Division of Environmental Hazards & Health Effects

Water, Air, and FoodEHHE works with laboratory partners to determinewhether human exposure to Environmental pollutants inwater, air, or food has occurred; to measure the extent ofexposure to chemicals or toxins; and to assess groundand surface water contamination. Radiation StudiesEHHE identifies potentially harmful envi-ronmental exposures to ionizing radiationand associated toxicants, conducts energy-related Health research, and responds toprotect the public s Health in the event of an emergencyinvolving radiation or radioactive to contact the Division :Centers for Disease Control and PreventionNational Center for Environmental Health (NCEH) Division of Environmental Hazards & Health EffectsCenters for Disease Control and PreventionNCEH/EHHE, MS F524770 Buford Hwy, Atlanta, GA 30341800-CDC-INFO 2006 NCEH Pub.

• Increase knowledge •Develop, implement, and evaluate policies and programs to prevent and control disease Environmental Hazards CDC’s Division of Environmental Hazards & Health Effects (EHHE) focuses primarily on the following: & Health Effects Programs dedicated to investigating the relation between human health and the environment.

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