1) International Society of Environmental Epidemiology; 2) International Society of Exposure Analysis; 3) American Public Health Association; 4) American College of Epidemiology, 5) Indoor Air Quality Association; 6) Florida Public Health Association; and 7) Florida Environmental Health Association
 

1)      The current research work utilizes environmental and biological monitoring to investigate the exposures in the homes and their surroundings for indoor and outdoor environmental quality (IEQ) problems. He is examining children’s environmental health hazards including lead and environmental triggers of asthma in indoor and outdoor environments; other toxic metals such as mercury; pesticides; and the built environment in Miami inner city. 

2)      Currently, he is expanding his lead poisoning among children to the study of environmental triggers of asthma among children.
 

1) Gasana, J., Hlaing, W., Siegel, K., Chamorro, A., Niyonsenga, T. Blood Lead Levels in Children and Environmental Lead Contamination in Miami Inner City, FL, Int J Environ Res Public Health,3(3):228-34, 2006.
2) Gragg, R., Gasana, J., Stephen Leong, & Ron Christalidi. Molecular Biomarkers as Measures of Environmental Justice: A New Proposed Health-Assessment Paradigm, Int'l J. of Public Administration, 25:281-303, 2002
3) Gasana, J. and Chamorro, A. Environmental Lead Contamination in Miami Metropolitan Area ,  Journal of Exposure Analysis and Environmental Epidemiology, 12:265-272, 2002.
4) Gasana, J., Morin, J., Ndikuyeze, A. Impact of Water Supply and Sanitation on Diarrheal Morbidity Among Children in the Socioeconomic Context of Rwanda (Africa), Environmental Research Section A, 90, 76-88 (2002).