Marissa Baker
Associate Professor, Env. and Occ. Health Sciences
University of Washington
Box 354695
Seattle, WA 98195-
206-616-4709
bakermg@uw.edu
Research Interests
Safe Workplaces, COVID-19, Chemical hazards, Environmental Justice, Occupational Health, Risk Assessment
DEOHS Biography
Education
PhD Environmental and Occupational Hygiene, University of Washington, 2017
In the News
For Northwest loggers, work is a source of pride — and danger
KUOW, 12/03/2024
Logging is the deadliest job, but still an Oregon way of life
The New York Times, 11/22/2024
Bus driver workers' compensation claims skyrocket as exposure to drugs increases
KING 5, 10/30/2023
New study brings home the danger of fentanyl for WA residents
Crosscut, 10/26/2023
New study brings home the danger of fentanyl for WA residents
Crosscut, 10/26/2023
Fentanyl exposure study finds no 'health risk' for transit riders
KING 5, 09/07/2023
Drug smoke wafts through transit but not at toxic levels, UW study says
The Seattle Times, 09/07/2023
Everett library’s sensors to detect drug use are constantly buzzing
Everett Herald, 07/20/2023
Seattle buses, trains to get detectors to study how fentanyl smoke moves
The Seattle Times, 03/28/2023
Seattle becomes first US city to permanently require sick leave for delivery and app-based workers
GeekWire, 03/28/2023