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  • How does air pollution influence dementia? ❯

    New DEOHS Assistant Professor Magali Blanco studies how dirty air might slow our minds

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    DEOHS undergrad helps community members get ready for flood season with King County internship

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  • Wildfire smoke may reduce sperm quality ❯

    DEOHS faculty member Tristan Nicholson and collaborators show that wildfires may affect fertility

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    The Seattle skyline with hazy skies because of wildfire smoke. In the foreground of the image a person walks along an elevated walkway with a highway below.

    Wildfire smoke linked to increased odds of preterm birth

    DEOHS-led study shows pregnant people exposed to wildfire smoke are more likely to give birth prematurely

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    Magali Blanco looks to her right. Behind and below her is a lake surrounded by evergreens.

    How does air pollution influence dementia?

    New DEOHS Assistant Professor Magali Blanco studies how dirty air might slow our minds

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    Tejasvini Vijay stands in front of a white wall with silver letters reading "Department of Natural Resources and Parks"

    On the job: Tejasvini Vijay

    DEOHS undergrad helps community members get ready for flood season with King County internship

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    Smoky skies turn the Portland skyline hazy and orange-hued. A person with a backpack walks in the foreground of the image.

    Wildfire smoke may reduce sperm quality

    DEOHS faculty member Tristan Nicholson and collaborators show that wildfires may affect fertility

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    WSU initiative to commercialize healthy grains, benefiting schools and local farmers
    October 29, 2025 | KBOI | Featured: Jennifer Otten View

    Bill Gates calls for climate fight to shift focus from curbing emissions to reducing human suffering
    October 28, 2025 | AP | Featured: Kristie L. Ebi View

    Missoula nonprofit looks to Lahaina for disaster planning
    October 24, 2025 | Montana Free Press | Featured: Amber Khan View

    The world is heading to add 57 superhot days a year, but study indicates it could have been worse
    October 16, 2025 | AP | Featured: Kristie L. Ebi View

    New research links wildfire smoke to lower sperm counts
    October 14, 2025 | KNKX | Featured: Tristan Nicholson View

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