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RECENT PAPERS

Heartland Study Methods Paper Published in Chemosphere
Genotoxicity Assays Published Since 2016 Shed New Light on the Oncogenic Potential of Glyphosate-Based Herbicides
HHRA’s Accomplishments in 2022
HHRA Paper Analyzes Pesticide Dietary Risk in Individual Samples of Foods
Extracting New Insights from Old Data on a Pressing Concern — The Rapid Rise in Reliance on 2,4-D Herbicide in the Heartland
Take Home Messages in “Organic Farming Lessens Reliance on Pesticides and Promotes Public Health by Lowering Dietary Risks”
Extracting New Insights from Old Data on a Pressing Concern — The Rapid Rise in Reliance on 2,4-D Herbicide in the Heartland
HHRA Commentary Recommends Four Steps to Fix Systemic Problems with Pesticide Regulation
Genotoxicity Assays Published Since 2016 Shed New Light on the Oncogenic Potential of Glyphosate-Based Herbicides
HHRA Executive Director Publishes Paper on the Dietary Risk Index System for Measuring Pesticide Risk from the Diet

HEARTLAND STUDY

HHRA Research Partners Publish Groundbreaking Paper with New Insights on Glyphosate’s Impact to the Microbiome
The Role of the Heartland Study and HHRA in the Global Glyphosate Study
Highlights of 2021
Three Medical Facilities Now Enrolling Women into The Heartland Study
Securing the Future of Science: Planned Giving for HHRA
The Heartland Study
Pesticides in People
Solutions

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Paul Hartnett, HHRA’s Executive Director
Heartland Study Enrolls 1,000th Mother-Infant Pair
Consumer Reports Releases Comprehensive, Science-Based Report Highlighting Pesticide Risks in Fruits and Vegetables
Reading Science: A Guide for We Who Are Not Scientists
Securing the Future of Science: Planned Giving for HHRA
Guest Blog: An Update from the Pediatrician’s Office – Dr. Michelle Perro on Healing Kids via the Gut Microbiome
Greetings from the New Executive Director
HHRA Files Comments in Support of Another Milestone in Quest to End OP Insecticide Use – Big Step for Farmworker-Environmental-Public Health Justice
Big Changes Called for to Sever the Roots of Injustice in the Distribution of Pesticide Risks and Benefits
Take Home Messages in “Organic Farming Lessens Reliance on Pesticides and Promotes Public Health by Lowering Dietary Risks”

HHRA NEWS

Paul Hartnett, HHRA’s Executive Director
Heartland Study Enrolls 1,000th Mother-Infant Pair
HHRA’s 2023 Annual Report
Supporting HHRA and the Heartland Study Through Donor-Advised Funds
HHRA-funded Dicamba study published in “agrochemicals”
Crop-killing Weeds Advance Across US as Herbicides Lose Effectiveness
Fairness and Trust in Organic Food Supply Chains
Remember HHRA This Giving Season
Better Late Than Never: Farmers, Ag Scientists and the Public Health Community Come Together in Iowa and Pay Tribute to a Sustainable Ag Pioneer
HHRA Research Partners Publish Groundbreaking Paper with New Insights on Glyphosate’s Impact to the Microbiome

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The Heartland Study team gathered at Franciscan Health Hospital in Indianapolis, IN in 2019.

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Heartland Stories Radio Podcast

Episode 114: LeAnna Compagna

My Love for Organic Farming

Episode 113: Piper Davis

The Story of Artisan Bread
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Episode 112: Dr. Philip Landrigan (re-run)

How Pesticides are Threatening Our Children's Health

Episode 111: George Siemon (re-run)

Organic Can Feed the World
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