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Language justice: pesticide labels and safety in Spanish
A bilingual solution for forestry applicators - making pesticide safety training accessible.
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Turning down the heat for agricultural workers
Heat illness is a serious concern for agriculture workers, but Erica Chavez Santos and the HEAT team are working to turn down the temperature of this serious health and safety risk.
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Fighting children's asthma at home
Indoor air cleaners and education reduced symptoms and hospital visits for rural children with asthma, according to UW study
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Responding to COVID-19
PNASH is compiling resources for our partners in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Alaska, including materials in Spanish. Conditions are changing constantly. Check back regularly.
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Nothing about us without us
DEOHS and other UW researchers team up with Washington farmworkers to make better health accessible to all
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Bilingual app to keep farmworkers safe
First-of-its-kind mobile app developed by DEOHS provides pesticide safety information in Spanish
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Well water safety
In Washington’s Yakima Valley, a DEOHS student taps the power of community to help improve access to safe water
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When pesticides drift
DEOHS research will inform WA state efforts to protect farmworkers from pesticide exposure
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Sexual harassment in the fields
Farmworker stories and DEOHS research inform new training video to prevent sexual harassment of agricultural workers
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Safety surveillance for pacific northwest fisheries & RISC
Addressing severe injuries common in NW commercial fishing
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