One Health Laboratory at Johns Hopkins University
The COVET Study
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Dr. Kirsten Koehler Faculty Research
- Aerosol Samplers
- Baltimore Healthy Schools: Impact of Indoor Air Quality on Health and Performance
- Exposure Assessment for Epidemiologic Studies
- Exposures from Oil Spills
- Kirsten Koehler's Research Team
- Occupational Hazard Mapping
- Particulate Exposures in Asthmatic Kids (PEAK)
- Personal Exposure Assessment
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One Health Laboratory at Johns Hopkins University
- Animal Visitation Chlorhexidine Trial
- Baltimore Healthy Schools: Impact of Indoor Air Quality on Health and Performance
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- Dr. Meghan Davis Receives Canine Health Foundation Grant to Study the Health of Dogs
- Eri Togami DVM, MPH
- Group on the Integration of the Relationship between Animals, Public Health and Ethics
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- The CoWelf Study
- The Minority Pet-Owner Health Project
- Zoonotic Spillover Projects
- COVID-19 Human-Animal Interactions Survey (CHAIS)
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Research Program Gurumurthy Ramachandran, PhD
- Climate Change, Pesticide Use, and Exposures
- Computed Tomography and Low-cost Sensor Networks to Reconstruct Spatial Pollutant Distributions
- Decision-making for Risk Management Using Small Data Sets, Mathematical Models, and Heuristics
- Infrastructure for Delivering and Characterizing Airborne Exposures in Exposure Chambers
- Mathematical Modeling of Chemical Exposures
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- Modeling of Infectious Diseases
- The Exposome Collaborative @ Johns Hopkins University
- The Johns Hopkins Environmental Health Microbiology and Immunology Laboratory
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Dr. Kirsten Koehler Faculty Research
- Geyh-Bouwer Trainee Practice Award
- Grand Rounds
- Mobile Air Pollution Measurement Laboratory
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Research Areas
- Air Pollution and Cardiorespiratory Diseases
- Antimicrobial Resistance and Infectious Disease
- Biosecurity and Emerging Threats
- COVID-19 Research
- Carcinogens and Cancer
- Children's Environmental Health
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Veterinary and Animal Care Workers' Perceived Risk and Willingness to Respond to the Coronavirus Pandemic
Participants include:
The COVET study is collecting opinions from veterinary and animal care workers on disaster preparedness related to the COVID-19 pandemic, with the goal to develop and maintain a resilient animal care workforce capable of responding to this and future crisis situations. We encourage you to participate if you are:
- A veterinary medicine worker
- An animal shelter or control worker
- Zoological facility or wildlife worker