Survey Research Center

Projects

Our research projects are fundamental to our work at the Survey Research Center. They include research on aging, drug & alcohol use, economics, neighborhoods, genomics, health, survey methods, and much more.

Asian pregnant woman she is in the middle of the road wear a PM2.5 dust mask.

Investigators

Michael R Elliott

Daniel P Keating

Prenatal Exposures and Child Health Outcomes: A Statewide Study

Project Summary

This project will include investigators at five Michigan institutions and will focus on three primary aims:

AIM 1: To investigate the effects of persistent organic pollutants (POPs) and heavy metals, assessed across two generations, on ECHO outcomes.

AIM 2: To assess the effect of maternal nutritional/weight status in pregnancy on ECHO outcomes.

AIM 3: To assess effects of pregnancy infection and inflammation (assessed in maternal blood, placenta and newborn blood spots) on ECHO outcomes.

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