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Slowly poisoned: health consequences of pollution and environmental toxins

Slowly poisoned: health consequences of pollution and environmental toxins. Martin Donohoe, MD, FACP Portland State University Campaign for Safe Foods, Oregon Physicians for Social Responsibility. Overview. Public health approach Air pollution Garbage Toxins Education/Corporate Influence

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Essentials for Healthy Homes Practitioners

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Why is Washington Heights and Inwood in the bottom 10 of 41 NYC neighborhoods in Access to Care?

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The Environment and Human Health

The Environment and Human Health. Chapter 20. I. Pollution and Human Health. Environmental Effects on Health 1. Pollution causes illness in two many ways. a. Pollution may cause illness directly by poisoning (lead poisoning)

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Presented By Carolle Olinde

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RBCs Abnormal morphology

RBCs Abnormal morphology. RED BLOOD CELL MORPHOLOGY. NORMAL RED BLOOD CELLS. RED BLOOD CELL MORPHOLOGY. Abnormal erythrocyte morphology is found in pathological states that may be : - abnormalities in size (anisocytosis). - In shape (poikilocytosis).

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URBAN ARTISANS

URBAN ARTISANS. Prior to the Industrial Revolution, most manufacturing was done by urban artisans Skilled craftsmen who lived in cities Worked with simple tools Worked in their homes or in small shops Apprentices performed menial work Most of the rest of the work done by the artisan himself

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URBAN ARTISANS

URBAN ARTISANS. Prior to the Industrial Revolution, most manufacturing was done by urban artisans Skilled craftsmen who lived in cities Worked with simple tools Worked in their homes or in small shops Apprentices performed menial work Most of the rest of the work done by the artisan himself

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Lead Poisoning In Our Children

Lead Poisoning In Our Children. Northern NJ Maternal/Child Health Consortium Tel: 201-843-7400 www.maternalchildhealth.org Passaic/Bergen Lead Coalition is funded by the NJDHSS to increase awareness about lead poisoning and educate the community on prevention measures.

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Ways to Prevent Injuries at Home

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Distance-Learning Program in Occupational Medicine An Experience from Chennai/ India

Distance-Learning Program in Occupational Medicine An Experience from Chennai/ India. Norbert L. Wagner MD, PhD Department of Environmental Health Engineering Sri Ramachandra Medical College & Research Institute Chennai / India. Overview. Situation of OM training in India

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Lead Poisoning in Children

Lead Poisoning in Children. Information and Prevention. June 2008. Training Objectives . Recognize the dangers of lead exposure Identify sources of lead Recognize the dangers of lead exposure Identify signs and symptoms of children who have been exposed to lead.

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U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

CDC Recommendations for Lead Poisoning Prevention in Newly Arrived Refugee Children Medical Provider Module. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Refugee Assistance: Module Outline. What is the problem?

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Introduction

Introduction.

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Assessment Based Management

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Introduction

Introduction.

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Poisonings

Poisonings. Poisonings. Wendy J. Pomerantz, M.D., M.S. Definition. Definition. Anything someone eats, drinks, breaths in, or gets in their eyes or on their skin that can cause illness or death Can be solids, liquids, gases, or aerosols. Examples of Poisons.

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Child Care

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Health and Housing in South Los Angeles

Health and Housing in South Los Angeles. By Lys M endez up206a Final March 14, 2011. Health issues in South Los Angeles. South Los Angeles has the highest overall rates of disease and premature deaths in the county.

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Biological Positivism

Biological Positivism. Are Criminals Biologically Different from Non-criminals?. Classical School No Biological Perspective Yes. The Birth of Positivist Science. 1800s, optimism about science soars Scientific method applied to humans. Early Biological Positivism.

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