Carleton University
The Villeneuve lab in Occupational and Environmental Epidemiology aims to understand the health impacts of occupational and environmental exposures. Much of this research focuses on cancer, although this group also studies risk factors for depression, dementia, and Parkinson’s disease. Research activities involve record linkage studies of health administrative data, and Dr. Villeneuve’s current work investigates the health effects of wildfire smoke exposure, occupational exposure to radiation, diesel, and crystalline silica, as well as the health effects related to features of the urban built environment.
MEDIA
August, 2025
Carleton researcher probes health effects of wildfire smoke
Dr. Villeneuve was interviewed by Joanne Laucius from the Ottawa Citizen to discuss the risks of adverse health effects due to wildfire smoke exposure.
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Study investigates impact of wildfire smoke on seniors
July, 2025
Global News Morning BC discussed the health risks of wildfire smoke on older adults with Dr. Villeneuve.
Watch the full interview here
CURRENT PROJECTS