The University of Iowa is leading a new statewide research program to advance the understanding of how environmental risk factors affect human health. The Iowa Integrated Network for Science, Information, and Geospatial Health Tracking (INSIGHT) program will work to identify the factors influencing Iowa’s rising cancer rates and other health problems, prioritizing research on maternal and newborn health, neurodevelopment, and autism-related outcomes.
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University of Iowa Researchers Offering Water Testing for Arsenic in Six Counties
Sioux County Radio, September 17
University of Iowa Researchers Offering Water Testing for Arsenic in Six Counties
Storm Lake Radio, September 17
University of Iowa Researchers Offering Water Testing for Arsenic in Six Counties
Radio Iowa, September 17
Researchers Warn of Arsenic Risk in Iowa Private Wells
WQOW, September 16
University of Iowa Offers Free Arsenic Testing Kits for Private Well Owners
WOC-AM, September 16
Arsenic Testing Kits Available to Iowa Private Well Owners in Certain Counties
KCRG-TV, September 16
Researchers Warn of Arsenic Risk in Iowa Private Wells
KCCI-TV, September 16
Arsenic Testing Kits Available to Iowa Private Well Owners in Certain Counties
Iowa Capitol Dispatch, September 16
Free Arsenic Testing Available for Iowa Private Well Owners
IIHR, September 15
Nationally Recognized Experts to Serve on Iowa INSIGHT Advisory Board
IIHR, August 20
Iowa INSIGHT begins July 1 with goal to monitor air and water quality statewide
KCCI, June 29
Iowa Insight expanding monitoring on water and air quality
KETV, June 29
Close Up: Iowa waterways scrutinized over nitrate levels
KCCI, June 29