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WEBINAR SERIES Five Months Later: Evidence of Continued Exposure in Residents’ Samples

Date: Thursday, August 20, 2026
Time: 12:00 – 1:00 PM ET
Mode: Live Zoom Webinar (a recording will be shared with everyone who registers)

PRESENTERS Erin Haynes, DrPH, University of Kentucky and Judy Westrick, PhD, Wayne State University

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Community driven research for long-term health.

The East Palestine Train Derailment Health Research Program is a team of researchers from the University of Kentucky, University of Pittsburgh, and Yale University. The goal of the program is to assess the long-term health of individuals and families, and identify the pathway of chemicals from derailment into local water sources.

The health research study is open to anyone who:

lived in East Palestine, Ohio, or the surrounding area, including Western Pennsylvania, when the derailment occurred - and is age 8 or older
was a worker or volunteer who responded to the derailment or clean-up efforts
lived in Cambridge, Ohio, or the surrounding area since 2023 and is age 8 or older