In this episode, we talk with Cristal from the NJ Kids Study about the importance of Data and longitudinal studies and how this information can change environmental health and justice policies.

About the series:

Breaking the Redline Cycle Series is a 3-part podcast exploring the intersection of maternal and child health, environmental health, and policy. Across these episodes, we examine how environmental health factors and policies like redlining have shaped poor health outcomes — particularly in minority communities — and how data collection through longitudinal research studies like the New Jersey Kids Study can help us understand, address, and ultimately change that reality.

So what's the systematic solution? The series closes with a conversation on Early Intervention services as a healing mechanism for minority infants and  ...