Environmental Health and Disaster Epidemiology: Harmony Between Collaborations and Innovations

Environmental Health

Environmental Health 911 for Communities: Disaster Recovery and Response

Environmental Health I CSTE Disaster Epidemiology Subcommittee: Impacting Disaster Preparedness, Response and Recovery Using Epidemiology

Environmental Health II Collaborative Use of Poison Center Data Hazardous Exposure and Illness Surveillance

Environmental Health Don't Step On My Blue Suede Shoes - Disaster and Environmental Epidemiology Surveillance

Environmental Health

Environmental Health / Occupational Health / Injury Poster Award Finalists Outstanding Poster Award finalists will be displayed the entire time from Sunday at noon through Wednesday at noon. Environmental Health/Occupational Health/Injury poster presentations are Monday, June 23 at 3:30 p.m.

Environmental Health Eyes Wide Shut - Surveillance At All Levels

Environmental Health Biomonitoring of Newborns: Obstacles and Opportunity for Public Health Practice

Environmental Health

Environmental Health It's True, Life's Not Fair: Environmental Health Disparities

Environmental Health Poster Round

Dr. Kagey is the Academic and Special Projects Liaison in the Emergency Preparedness and Response Section of the Office of Health Protection in GDPH. She has worked in public health emergency preparedness for the past 10 years. Her work includes public health emergency planning for vulnerable and special needs populations. Dr. Kagey is a member of the Georgia Coalition for Emergency Preparedness for Individuals with Disabilities and Older Adults.

She is also epidemiologic consultant to Georgia’s ATSDR’s Cooperative Agreement Chemical Hazards Program and the Chair of the Georgia Water Advisory Group, an interagency workgroup which developed The Georgia Public Health Drought Guidance. Prior to coming to the GDPH in 2006, Dr. Kagey was epidemiologist at the Allegany County Health Department in Public Health Emergency Preparedness in Western Maryland and an adjunct professor at Frostburg State University.

Dr. Kagey received her undergraduate degree in Chemistry from Carnegie Mellon University, her MSPH in Environmental Epidemiology from the University of North Carolina School of Public Health and her Doctorate in Environmental Health and Toxicology from State University of New York-Albany School of Public Health.

Environmental Health I CSTE Environmental/Occupational/Injury Steering Committee Update - New Members Welcome

Environmental Health II Outbreak Investigation Associated with Synthetic Marijuana Exposure — Colorado

Environmental Health Environmental Public Health Tracking: Track and Trace

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Environmental Health Environmental Public Health Tracking: Healthcare Data Mining

Environmental Health Elevated Lead Levels in Private Domestic Well Water Potentially Associated with Lead in Well Plumbing/Indoor Plumbing Fixtures – North Carolina, 2008-2012

Environmental Health

Environmental Health You're Not Going to Drink That Are You: Biomonitoring and Water Exposure

Environmental Health Climate and Heat Vulnerability Roundtable

Environmental Health Hot Music in a Smoky Room: Airborne Discomfort

Environmental Health / Occupational Health / Injury Position Statement Discussions - Members Only