Ben-Abraham Center for Environmental Health Sciences (BAEHS)

The Ben-Abraham Center for Environmental Health Sciences (BAEHS) serves the community by advancing understanding of how environmental exposures affect human health. Through research, scientific education, and public communication, BAEHS examines environmental health risks across molecular, neurological, and population levels and translates scientific knowledge into accessible information that can help communities better understand, prevent, and respond to environmental health concerns. BAEHS is committed to rigorous, evidence-based science and to making environmental health knowledge accessible to the public.

The Ben-Abraham Center for Environmental Health Sciences (BAEHS) is a community-focused nonprofit research and education organization dedicated to understanding the connections between environmental exposures and human health. Our work brings together environmental toxicology, neuroscience, epidemiology, exposure science, and related fields to investigate how environmental factors may affect health from the molecular and cellular level to the nervous system and broader population. We serve community members, students, educators, researchers, and others seeking reliable information about environmental health. BAEHS values scientific integrity, transparency, human oversight, public education, and responsible communication of research findings. We believe communities should have access to clear, evidence-based information that can help people better understand environmental health risks and make informed decisions.