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Muddy shoes on carpet.

Lead contamination in soil tracked inside homes can cause dangerous indoor lead dust levels even in residences with no interior lead-based paint, according to Rutgers researchers in collaboration with community scientists: members of the general public who participate in data collection under the direction of scientists.

Alumni April, Claire Brown, MPH, smiling and wearing a dark green blazer over a black top.

Rutgers School of Public Health alumna Claire Brown, MPH, leads student experiences, career services and alumni engagement – building a culture of wellness and purpose across the school community.

Alumni April feature on Denise Anderson, PhD, MPH, who is smiling and wearing glasses and a floral print dress.

Rutgers School of Public Health alumna Denise Anderson, PhD, MPH, leads health equity initiatives at New Jersey's Public Health Institute, where she advances human-centered systems change for communities.

Alumni April feature on Rich Hubner, MPH, shown in a portrait with a dark suit and red tie against a gradient background.

Rutgers School of Public Health alumnus Rich Hubner, MPH, leads consulting solutions at BSI, where he advances environmental health strategies and human-centered approaches across industries.