Second round of ECHO data is now available
De-identified data on 63,000 participants offers researchers insights into public health.
Second round of ECHO data is now available
De-identified data on 63,000 participants offers researchers insights into public health.
ECHO's Mission
To enhance the health of children for generations to come
The ECHO Connector is a bi-monthly newsletter that keeps you informed of program news and our latest research findings. Read the ECHO Connector
Learning what affects child health
The goal of the Environmental influences on Child Health outcomes (ECHO) Program is to understand the effects of a broad range of early environmental influences on child health and development. ECHO is dedicated to both learning what factors affect child health and to finding ways to enhance it.
The ECHO Program studies five areas of health. These are:
ECHO aims to:
Enhance the health of children and adolescents through research that may help inform healthcare practices, programs, and policies.
Create a culture that helps teams of child health researchers work together to achieve the best results.
ECHO is made up of TWO TYPES OF RESEARCH:
Observational and intervention research work together to inform:
