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ESRAC members have experience in collecting time-use data via activity logs, survey, and video recording. These include time spent in various locations and activities as well as micro-level activities such as hand-surface contact and mouthing behaviors. Additionally, ESRAC members have analyzed and used time-use data from the National Human Activity Pattern Survey (NHAPS) and Multi-national Time Use Survey (MTUS) for exposure modeling. Additional research includes occupant behavior in the home and its impact on indoor concentrations of various contaminants.
Projects
- Anemia and Its Relationship with Sarcopenia, Physical Function and Mortality
- Biomarkers and Genetic Factors Related to Sarcopenia in Older Women
- Characterization of Infants' Exposure to Trichloroethylene: Implications for Cancer Risk Assessment
- Comparison of Diesel and Biodiesel Emissions and Health Effects in Underground Mining
- Determination of Risk Factors for Cardiovascular Disease in Firefighters
- Dietary Toxicants, Trace Elements, Obesity and Type 2 Diabetes
- Effectiveness Evaluation of Noise Control Interventions in Active Shaft Mining
- Firefighter Statin Trial: Reducing Atherosclerotic Disease and Risk Factors
- NIOSH ERC Training Grant - Investigating Occupational Respiratory Risk of Nanoparticle Exposures through Epithelial Cell Toxicity: Field and Laboratory
- Pesticide Sampling of Farmworker's Homes in Yuma, AZ: Implications for Interventions to Reduce Exposures
- Pilot Project: Reduced Phosphate Absorption is Associated
- Reduce Social Isolation in the Elderly
- Relating Diesel Exhaust Exposure to Respiratory and Immune Outcomes in Early Life
- R0-1 Comparison of Diesel to Biodiesel Emissions in Underground Mining
- Skin Cancer and Arsenic Exposure
- Texting Teens about Wellness and Skin Cancer
- Thermal Stress in Hot Mining Environments
- Under-Reporting of Melanoma in Arizona
- Variability of Arsenic Exposure and Chronic Disease Response in Arizona