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Philippe Grandjean is a Professor of Environmental Medicine at the University of Southern Denmark, where he has been employed since 1982. He holds an MD from the University of Copenhagen and a DMSc from the same institution. His research focuses on environmental epidemiology, particularly the delayed effects associated with exposures to environmental chemicals during early development. Grandjean emphasizes the neurotoxic, immunotoxic, and endocrine disruptive effects of pollutants, specifically studying vulnerable populations exposed to high levels of environmental pollution, including those from traditional diets in the Faroe Islands. He has served as a Fulbright Senior Scholar and has held numerous adjunct professorships, notably at Boston University and Harvard School of Public Health. Additionally, Grandjean has significant editorial and leadership roles in major scientific journals and health organizations, advocating for public health in relation to environmental exposure. Over his career, he has received numerous awards for his contributions to environmental health, communication, and scientific research, including the Needleman Award for Children's Environmental Health and the Bernardino Ramazzini Award. Grandjean is also an active member of various scientific committees and panels both in Denmark and internationally, contributing to the advancement of research and policy on environmental health.
University of Southern Denmark • Odense, Denmark
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health • Boston, United States
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