Welcome
The IEHS is home to the CURES Center. IEHS is a core of research scientists who use state-of-the-art technologies to identify the central mechanisms that lead to environmentally-linked disease.
The CURES Center is a diverse team of scientists, clinicians, public health professionals, educators and community leaders working together to build a healthy living and working environment in the City of Detroit. Located in the heart of the “motor city” and situated on the Wayne State University urban campus, the CURES Center motto is “Gateway to a Healthy Detroit.”
CURES is dedicated to:
- Voicing community concerns about environmental safety
- Identifying environmental stressors that affect human health in urban Detroit
- Discovering mechanisms that lead to disease susceptibility
- Developing workable solutions to public health problems
News
- Wayne State's Carrie Leach, Ph.D. featured by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
- Detroit researchers to examine links between bacterial infections, environmental pollution and preterm birth
- NIH grant supports research into environmental factors regarding male fertility
- NIH funds critical center in Detroit to lead efforts to investigate and mitigate health impacts of community-voiced chemical and non-chemical stressors
- Wayne State community featured at international conference on Great Lakes research