Dr. Paul Blanc

Paul Blanc, MD Dr. Paul Blanc MD is a Professor of Medicine and Endowed Chair holder in Occupational and Environmental Medicine at the University of California San Francisco. Dr. Paul Blanc’s educational back ground is quite interesting. Dr. Paul Blanc began his education at Goddard College in Plainfield, Vermont. Later, he attended Albert Einstein School of Medicine, Harvard School of Public Health and finally had a residency at Cook County Hospital in Chicago, Illinois. Dr. Paul Blanc has been very active over his entire career. Over this time, he has been a respected contributor to his field of study and has been recognized internationally for his work. Dr. Paul Blanc’s works focus almost exclusively on occupational and environmental exposures that impact the lungs. In his career, Dr. Paul Blanc focused much of his research on the impacts of Asthma, how the condition had become more widespread over the years and potential remedies in treating the condition. Within that same time, along with many others in academia, Dr. Paul Blanc was interested in the effects of cigarette smoke. However, Dr. Paul Blanc’s interest was not only focused on the health effects of cigarettes, but rather, how the known effects from cigarettes compounded other respiratory effects found in occupational settings. Dr. Paul Blanc

Dr. Derrick Lung has an extensive educational background. Dr. Derrick Lung received his Bachelors in Microbiology from the University of California, San Diego. Dr. Derrick Lung then attended Northwest Ohio Consortium for Public Health where he obtained a Master of Public Health in Environmental and Occupational Health. Later, Dr. Derrick Lung obtained a Doctor of Medicine, from University of Toledo Health Science Campus, residency at George Washington University and became a member of the Toxicology Fellowship at the University of California, San