Michael Kramer, MD, MPH

Dr. Kramer’s current work focuses on adolescent driving including a NICHD-sponsored study of cell-phone-induced distraction in adolescent drivers, ADHD and crash risk in teenage drivers, and motor vehicle crashes associated with drowsy driving. He has also studied classroom injuries in Utah public schools. His studies conducted prior to coming to the IICRC included the association maternal smoking with placenta previa and the association of waterborne trihalomethanes with intrauterine growth retardation. He received his clinical training in pediatric pulmunology and allergy.

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