Olivia Halabicky, PhD
Primary Appointment
Assistant Professor
School of Nursing
Health Behavior and Clinical Sciences
she/her/hers
Children’s environmental health, toxicant exposures, life course interventions
Olivia Halabicky's global work focuses on toxicants and other co-exposures (e.g., adversity, nutrition) at sensitive periods that shape neurodevelopment, physiological stress, and cardiometabolic health across the life course. Her interest in global health equity aligns with the Center’s themes of addressing social and environmental determinants of health. Halabicky's research as a children's environmental health nurse scientist utilizes methods from nursing, environmental and social epidemiology, and developmental sciences to develop family and community-level interventions that promote children's health after harmful toxicant exposure.
Contact Information
oliviamh@umich.eduCountry Focus
Mexico
United States
Uruguay
Thematic Priorities
Social and environmental determinants of health
Health Equity Focus
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Environmental health
Air pollution
Climate
Disaster and emergency preparedness
Energy
Infrastructure
Food systems
Agricultural development
Food security
Nutrition
Gender equity
Gender and politics
Women's rights
Women's leadership in global health research
Workplace equity
Healthcare quality
Care coordination
Health outcomes
Patient safety
Quality improvement
Infant and child mortality
Neonatal
Infant
Under 5
Social justice and equity
Access to care
Activism and advocacy
Eliminating poverty
Economic development
Financing
Health Condition Focus
Cardiovascular disorders
Hypertension
Mental and behavioral health
Overweight and obesity
Population Focus
Adolescents/teens
Children/infants
Displaced people/refugees
Immigrants
Underserved/vulnerable
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