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The NIH supported Environmental Influences on Child Health Outcomes (ECHO) program is designed to investigate influences of environmental exposures (physical, chemical, biological, social, behavioral, natural and built environments) on child health and development, including respiratory outcomes among multiple, synergistic, longitudinal studies using existing cohort populations. The multiple cohorts will share standardized core data elements from ~50,000 children using meta-analyses and common data elements. This session will focus on examples of ECHO cohort research on environment and respiratory outcomes, opportunities to expand these to ECHO wide, and how researchers can participate in ECHO.