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Leslie Hart

College of Charleston

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Center For Coastal Environmental And Human Health

College of Charleston

Laboratory Of Hollings Marine

NoneLeslie Hart is currently serving as a Center For Coastal Environmental And Human Health faculty at College of Charleston.

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College of Charleston

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environmental toxicology toxicology aquatic toxicology common bottlenose dolphins marine biology ecotoxicology ecology public health aquatic ecosystems environmental health infectious diseases marine pollution marine ecology bottlenose dolphins health sciences mammalogy zoology tropical animal health fish biology microplastics sarasota bay phthalate exposure oceanography conservation biology endocrinology wildlife avian biology animal ecology animal behavior thyroid animal physiology ocean pollution medical ultrasound rapid source-control laparotomy mortality benefit south carolina mammalian biology psychoneuroendocrinology aquatic conservation coral reefs behavioral neuroendocrinology neuroendocrine mechanisms biodiversity conservation biological oceanography marine biodiversity nature conservation comparative toxicology chemical contaminants acoustical oceanography underwater acoustic communications underwater acoustics biomagnification dermatopathology zoonotic diseases marine debris veterinary epidemiology seafood industry pediatric ophthalmology optic nerve optometry thyroid hormone endocrine disruptors oil spills surgical care cardiac care parathyroid hormone bioconcentration skin lesions adrenal hormones reference intervals immune functions urinary phthalate metabolites human reference populations long-term passive acoustics temporal vocalization patterns west coast

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The Dolphin Fresh Protocol: Visual Freshwater-Related Evaluation of Skin Health in Free-Ranging Bottlenose Dolphins (Tursiops Spp.). Frontiers in Marine Science (2026)

dolphin fresh protocolfree-ranging bottlenose dolphinsskin healthdermatologymarine biologyophthalmology

Comparing Phthalate Exposure Between Bottlenose Dolphins (Tursiops Truncatus) Residing in Urban and Rural Environments. Frontiers in Marine Science (2025)

toxicologyenvironmental exposureshuman impacts on the environmentenvironmental health perspectiveecotoxicityenvironmental toxicologyenvironmental safetyenvironmental healthecotoxicologyenvironmental sciencephthalate exposureaquatic toxicologyenvironmental degradationchemical pollutionecologywater pollutionbottlenose dolphinsrural environments

Urinary Phthalate Metabolite Concentrations in Common Bottlenose Dolphins ( Tursiops Truncatus ) Under Professional Care. Journal of Applied Animal Welfare Science (2025)

toxicologyanimal physiologycommon bottlenose dolphinsphysiologyenvironmental toxicologyecotoxicologyaquatic toxicologyprofessional care

An Analysis of Suspected Microplastics in the Muscle and Gastrointestinal Tissues of Fish From Sarasota Bay, Fl: Exposure and Implications for Apex Predators and Seafood Consumers. Environments (2024)

toxicologyaquatic ecosystemsfish biologyenvironmental toxicologyapex predatorsecotoxicologymarine pollutionsarasota baysuspected microplasticsaquatic toxicologymicroplasticsfishery researchseafood industrymarine biologyfisheries

Factors Influencing Cdc- Recommended Preventative Behaviors Through the Covid-19 Pandemic in College Students. Journal of American College Health (2024)

public healthhealth promotionepidemiologybehavior change (public health)prevention sciencehealth preventionpreventative behaviorspreventive healthcarepreventive medicinedisease preventioncollege studentscommunicable diseasescovid-19covid-19 pandemicpublic health preparedness

First Evidence of Microplastic Inhalation Among Free-Ranging Small Cetaceans. PLoS ONE (2024)

Miranda K. DziobakAndreas FahlmanRandall S. WellsRyan TakeshitaCynthia SmithAustin GrayJohn WeinsteinLeslie B. Hart

ecologyfree-ranging small cetaceansmicroplastic inhalation

La Face CachéE Des CosméTiques: Quels Risques Pour La Santé Reproductive Des Adolescentes ?. (2024)

sexual and reproductive healthhuman sexualityadolescent healthgender studiesteenage pregnancyfrenchsex educationdevelopmental psychologychild developmentadolescence

Microplastic Pollution is Everywhere, Even in the Exhaled Breath of Dolphins – New Research. (2024)

environmental chemistryenvironmental scienceenvironmental pollutionplastic pollutionair pollutionnew researchmarine pollutionmicroplasticswater pollutionenvironmental technologyenvironmental toxicologyenvironmental healthocean pollutionexhaled breathtoxicologyecotoxicologyaquatic toxicologyenvironmental engineeringmicroplastic pollution

RISET: Mikroplastik Ada DI Mana-Mana, Bahkan Pada Napas Lumba-Lumba. (2024)

lumbar spinephysical medicinerehabilitation engineeringdi mana-mananeuromuscular medicineorthopedic surgeryyogamusculoskeletal disordersrehabilitationspinal disorders

Accuracy of Emergency Medicine Residents Using Point-Of-Care Ultrasound (Pocus) to Detect Retained Stingray Barbs. Journal of Emergency Medicine (2023)

medical ultrasounddiagnosisradiologypoint-of-care testingemergency radiologyemergency nursingultrasoundemergency medicine

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Leslie Hart

College of Charleston

Affiliations

Center For Coastal Environmental And Human Health

College of Charleston

Laboratory Of Hollings Marine

NoneLeslie Hart is currently serving as a Center For Coastal Environmental And Human Health faculty at College of Charleston.

Honors

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Leslie Hart

College of Charleston

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Dolphin Fresh Protocol: Visual Freshwater-Related Evaluation of Skin Health in Free-Ranging Bottlenose Dolphins (Tursiops Spp.). Frontiers in Marine Science (2026)

dolphin fresh protocolfree-ranging bottlenose dolphinsskin healthdermatologymarine biologyophthalmology

Comparing Phthalate Exposure Between Bottlenose Dolphins (Tursiops Truncatus) Residing in Urban and Rural Environments. Frontiers in Marine Science (2025)

Urinary Phthalate Metabolite Concentrations in Common Bottlenose Dolphins ( Tursiops Truncatus ) Under Professional Care. Journal of Applied Animal Welfare Science (2025)

toxicologyanimal physiologycommon bottlenose dolphinsphysiologyenvironmental toxicologyecotoxicologyaquatic toxicologyprofessional care

Factors Influencing Cdc- Recommended Preventative Behaviors Through the Covid-19 Pandemic in College Students. Journal of American College Health (2024)

First Evidence of Microplastic Inhalation Among Free-Ranging Small Cetaceans. PLoS ONE (2024)

Miranda K. DziobakAndreas FahlmanRandall S. WellsRyan TakeshitaCynthia SmithAustin GrayJohn WeinsteinLeslie B. Hart

ecologyfree-ranging small cetaceansmicroplastic inhalation

La Face CachéE Des CosméTiques: Quels Risques Pour La Santé Reproductive Des Adolescentes ?. (2024)

sexual and reproductive healthhuman sexualityadolescent healthgender studiesteenage pregnancyfrenchsex educationdevelopmental psychologychild developmentadolescence

Microplastic Pollution is Everywhere, Even in the Exhaled Breath of Dolphins – New Research. (2024)

RISET: Mikroplastik Ada DI Mana-Mana, Bahkan Pada Napas Lumba-Lumba. (2024)

lumbar spinephysical medicinerehabilitation engineeringdi mana-mananeuromuscular medicineorthopedic surgeryyogamusculoskeletal disordersrehabilitationspinal disorders

Accuracy of Emergency Medicine Residents Using Point-Of-Care Ultrasound (Pocus) to Detect Retained Stingray Barbs. Journal of Emergency Medicine (2023)

medical ultrasounddiagnosisradiologypoint-of-care testingemergency radiologyemergency nursingultrasoundemergency medicine

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