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Katharine Hammond

Professor of Environmental Health Sciences at University of California, Berkeley

Katharine Hammond is a Professor of Environmental Health Sciences and Associate Dean for Academic Affiars at University of California, Berkeley. Her research interests include exposure of construction workers to lead and relationship to blood lead levels, environmental tobacco smoke exposures, measurement of urinary solvent metabolites and the relationship to other exposure assessment parameters.

Hammond completed MS in Environmental Health Sciences from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Healthand PhD in Chemistry from Brandeis University.

Visit website: https://publichealth.berkeley.edu/people/s-katharine-hammond/

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See also: Academia University of California, Berkeley - Public land-grant research university

Details last updated 03-Apr-2022

Katharine Hammond News

Secondhand cannabis smoke is four times more harmful than cigarette

Independent - 02-Apr-2022

Bong smoking at home exposes family members to higher concentrations of toxic particles

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