Welcome to CREHM
Consortium for Reproductive Environmental Health in Minority Communities (CREHM) is a group of environmental scientists, health professionals, community based organizations, and concerned citizens committed to reducing the risk of reproductive environmental health threats and improving quality of life in Chicago.
What's New
Chicago Consortium for Reproductive Environmental Health in Minority Communities (CREHM) receives grant for facilitation of Urban Medicine curriculum and organizational development!. Through funding granted by The Chicago Community Trust (www.cct.org), CREHM in collaboration with the UIC College of Medicine will facilitate and provide public health and reproductive environmental health training and education for select students in the UIC Urban Medicine program. This track has been designed to produce physicians uniquely suited to facilitate, organize, and implement health promotion in the communities of their patients in urban, mostly under served areas on the Westside of Chicago. CREHM will also facilitate the placement of medical students in service to the community in cooperation with one of our community-based stakeholder organizations. CREHM's participation in this curriculum is an opportunity to increase public health and environmental health capacity among future health leaders in our community.
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CNN, Dr. Sanjay Gupta
Published April 13, 2010
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Click here to watch: http://www.enviroblog.org/2010/04/cnns-sanjay-gupta-md-interviews-ewg-pr...
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