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The MARBLES Study

MARBLES Office Phone
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765-MARBLES
765-627-2537

marbles@ucdavis.edu

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Building MS1C
Dept. of Public Health Sciences
University of California, Davis
One Shields Ave.
Davis, CA 95616

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Research Investigators

MARBLES Staff

Irva Hertz-Picciotto, Ph.D.
is the MARBLES principal investigator and a world-renowned epidemiologist and expert on environmental chemicals and their effects on pregnancy and early childhood health and development.

Project Manager
McKenzie C. Oliver, MPH
Rebecca J. Schmidt, PhD
Associate Professor, Public Health Sciences and the MIND Institute

is a molecular epidemiologist whose research goal is to advance understanding of how gestational exposures interact with each other, genetic susceptibility, and developmental programming to influence neurodevelopmental outcomes of children.

Dr. Schmidt's Bio
UC Davis MIND Institute

Clinical Psychologists
Elise Hanzel, Ph.D.
Dorcas Roa, Ph.D.

Cheryl Walker, M.D.
is an obstetrician and specialist in reproductive health and infectious diseases.

Recruitment Coordinator
Bao Luu

Sally Ozonoff, Ph.D.
is a child clinical psychologist and leading researcher on early indicators of autism.

Home Visit Staff
Britney Haapanen
Dorothy Hoang

Deborah Bennett, Ph.D.
is an expert in assessing exposures to environmental pollutants.

Interviewer
Terri Strack

Judy Van de Water, Ph.D.
is an immunologist working on the potential role of immune dysfunction in autism.

 
Lihong Qi, Ph.D.
is a biostatistician engaged in the analysis of MARBLES study data.

 
Daniel J. Tancredi, Ph.D.
is a biostatistician engaged in the analysis of MARBLES study data.