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Name: The NIOSH Health Hazard Evaluation Program: How We Protect Workers
Start: 2021-12-06T13:10:00-05:00
End: 2021-12-06T14:00:00-05:00
Location: FXB G13 and Zoom

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EH postdoc, Xindi Hu, spoke with @PopSci about the dangers of #PFAS in drinking #water among vulnerable populations… https://t.co/BnPf3sEHlK
Quan Lu's recent proof of principle demonstrated that #ARMMS could deliver #CRISPR directly to lungs to treat cysti… https://t.co/YwBhxgZhB7
“#Chemicals that cause cancer and other #diseases are costing us dearly, burdening our health care system and sendi… https://t.co/kKmZzNm6tz
To learn how the EPA is #restricting #scientific studies, head over to @bpolitics: https://t.co/YKHaPfvOCk https://t.co/4QMZTkZJJS
"If we continue on the current path... our analysis suggests that #ClimateChange may result in the largest transfer… https://t.co/6QQZc9D6Gw
Climate action is about #PublicHealth, not polar bears. H/T @usnews and @GinaEPA https://t.co/boYNssKk7Y
Ahead of the curve, @PMOIndia has been using waste #plastic to construct #roads. According to researchers, this "wi… https://t.co/B4UmfUcQjB
The @SierraClub found at least five military sites with #PFAS contamination that have been reported to be under con… https://t.co/fqAwSyixhh
While discussing the #CleanWaterRule and #CleanPowerPlan a way to protect rivers and streams to ensure safe drinkin… https://t.co/1isWqSF0gA
Bigger doesn't necessarily mean better. Find out why major crops are losing nutrients with input from EH researcher… https://t.co/ZumqU5SDKY