Michelle R. Campbell | National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
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Michelle R. Campbell | National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
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Population Health Branch (PHB)
Michelle R. Campbell, M.B.
Health Specialist
Tel 984-287-3972
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Michelle Campbell, MB, is a Health Specialist in the Population Health Branch in the Division of Extramural Research and Training (DERT). She provides support in NIH human subject reporting, clinical trials, policies and regulations. Prior to transitioning to DERT, Campbell was a senior research assistant in the Environmental Epigenetics and Disease Group in the Division of Intramural Research. Her laboratory research focused on the biological and epigenetic effects in immune cells from environmental exposures such as tobacco smoke, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, and dioxins in adult and newborn population health studies. Campbell completed her Master of Biotechnology (MB) from the University of Pennsylvania where she studied the mechanistic link between skeletal development and blood cell differentiation in bone marrow.
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Human Subjects Research
Molecular Biotechnology
Epigenomics
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Last Reviewed: December 23, 2025
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Population Health Branch (PHB)
Michelle R. Campbell, M.B.
Health Specialist
Tel 984-287-3972
Fax 984-287-3972
[email protected]
Michelle Campbell, MB, is a Health Specialist in the Population Health Branch in the Division of Extramural Research and Training (DERT). She provides support in NIH human subject reporting, clinical trials, policies and regulations. Prior to transitioning to DERT, Campbell was a senior research assistant in the Environmental Epigenetics and Disease Group in the Division of Intramural Research. Her laboratory research focused on the biological and epigenetic effects in immune cells from environmental exposures such as tobacco smoke, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, and dioxins in adult and newborn population health studies. Campbell completed her Master of Biotechnology (MB) from the University of Pennsylvania where she studied the mechanistic link between skeletal development and blood cell differentiation in bone marrow.
Programs and Areas of Specialty
Human Subjects Research
Molecular Biotechnology
Epigenomics
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Last Reviewed: December 23, 2025