Elements is celebrating International Women’s Day March 8, 2010 is International Women’s Day. The day was honored for the first time by Austria, Denmark, Germany and Switzerland in 1911. We would like to take this opportunity to congratulate all women working in Public Health, Environmental Health and Occupational Health and Safety for their contributions to
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In order to help you find topics that interest you, this week’s articles are categorized under: Environmental Contaminants Food General Influenza International Water ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANTS Girls with prenatal exposure to bisphenol A more aggressive, hyperactive: Study By Mark Iype, Canwest News Service. Calgary Herald “OTTAWA — Daughters of women who were exposed to a common
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Rosemary Stephen, the head blogger of Elements, is pleased to present a new weekly post that provides links to a small selection of the hundreds of news articles on Environmental Health available on the web each week. These articles will cover any and all topics and will range from breaking news to the highly informative,
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By: Rosemary Stephen PMed, (cert) EOH, IPM, Elements: Environmental Health Intelligence Potable water is precious as only 1% of the earth’s water is suitable for human consumption [1]. Aquifers are increasingly under threat from unreliable weather patterns brought on by climate change as well as from development, from overpopulation and from deforestation. This means that
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