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Children's Environmental Health Centers of New York at Stony Brook (CEHCNY at SB) 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 in New York State (CEHCNY), one of which is located in Stony Brook's Graduate Program in Public Health. The mission of CEHCNY 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 CEHCNY centers. Benchmark Accomplishments:
For more information, contact Dr. Kaplan-Liss at Evonne.Kaplan-Liss@stonybrook.edu. |
Last updated by rgoldsteen on August 27, 2009
