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Children's Environmental Health Office of New York at Stony Brook (CEHONY) The Mount Sinai Pediatric Environmental Health Center of Excellence proposed in 2003 to establish a statewide, regionalized children’s environmental health system of eight Children's Environmental Health Centers & Offices in New York State, one of which is located in Stony Brook's Graduate Program in Public Health. The mission of CEHONY is to be a clinical, research, educational, and community referral center for pediatric environmental diseases on Long Island, working in collaboration with the other seven statewide CEHONY centers. Benchmark Accomplishments:
For more information, contact Dr. Kaplan-Liss at Evonne.Kaplan-Liss@stonybrook.edu. |
Last updated by Bharat on March 11, 2010
