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This grant will continue working on proper personal protective equipment (PPE) to protect firefighters from hyperthermia.
NIEHS # 1R01ES024074-01
This study is designed to provide transformative knowledge, for the first time, about how childhood history of environmental lead (Pb) exposure impacts combined bone and musculature health later in life among African American women.
Postural Stability measurement on compliant (foam) surface.
Postural Stability measurement during bending task.
Instrumented Timed Up and Go Test to analyze gait patterns using wearable sensors.
Bone Shock Absorption task to measure bone fragility.
NIOSH #200-2015-M-87462
This study aims to investigate the impact of chronic heat exposure on brain function, balance, and gait in firefighters.
Brain function is evaluated using a functional MRI test to characterize patterns of neural activation associated with judgment of static and dynamic postural stability and an executive function task.The firefighters then undergo measurements of static and dynamic stability as well as immune function testing.
Postural Stability testing of firefighter standing on one leg with eyes closed.
One-leg Postural Stability test with plot of upper body movement
Firefighter wearing sensors while performing Timed Up and Go Test with and without Dual Task (subtraction by 3s).
NIH R01ES026446, PI Erin Haynes
CARES Website
This study is designed to evaluate neurodevelopment with historic and current biomarkers of manganese (Mn) in a cohort of rural adolescents in order to evaluate the impact of Mn from essential to excess on executive function, attention and reaction time, cognition, achievement, behavior, and neuromotor status.
Postural Stability measurement on firm and compliant (foam) surfaces.
Obstacle task during Instrumented Timed Up and Go Test.
CARES Balance Testing Team
Department of Environmental & Public Health SciencesKettering Lab Building160 Panzeca WayCincinnati, OH 45267-0056Mail Location: 0056Phone: 513-558-5701