A two-sided handout developed for a Public Health Café. It is aimed at a general audience and provides a brief description of the science behind the health effects of air pollution, suggestions about what we can do to protect ourselves, an ethical take on the issue, questions for discussion, and a list of links where you can go to learn more.
A two-sided handout, part of an ATHENA Project Health lesson for high school students. This factsheet is about Genetically Modified Salmon, the first GM animal, which was approved for sale by the FDA in 2015. Discusses the genetic change in these Atlantic salmon, how they are grown, GMO labeling, benefits and risks, and offers ethical questions and further resources.
A two-sided handout developed for a Public Health Café. It is aimed at a general audience and provides a brief description of the science behind GMOs, issues related to regulation of GMOs, and a list of links where you can learn more.
A two-sided handout developed for a research project. It is aimed at a general audience and provides a brief description of the science of fat-soluble vitamins, some examples from current research, things you can do to protect your health, and a list of links where you can learn more.
A two-sided handout developed for a Public Health Café. It is aimed at a general audience and provides a brief description of the science of epigenetics, some examples from current research, things you can do to protect your health, and a list of links where you can learn more.
This two-sided double-sided factsheet developed in 2016 describes electronic cigarettes and their use with "e-liquids" that contain nicotine, or repurposed to vape hash oil, THC distilled from marijuana. The factsheet discusses whether vaping is safe, what is known and not known about the ingredients in e-liquids, inhaling the vapor, and FDA regulation. The factsheet discusses e-cigarette explosions and raises the question: Do e-cigarettes help smokers quit or help non-smokers start? Includes links to learn more.
A two-sided handout developed as part of our Native TEACH Project. The primary audience for this information is indigenous and non-indigenous researchers working with tribal communities, academic institutions, research organizations, and agencies. It is also intended for tribal leaders and members of tribal communities working with non-indigenous researchers.
A two-sided handout developed for a Public Health Café. It is aimed at a general audience and provides a brief description of biobanks, some examples of ethical issues raised by biobanks, some real-life examples of biobanking challenges, questions for discussion, and a list of links where you can learn more.
A one-page self-guided bike tour of Lower Duwamish Waterway sites and neighborhoods (Georgetown and South Park). Includes a full-page annotated map and turn-by-turn directions for this family-friendly, 7.5 mile ride.
A one-page handout with three case studies to accompany short videos available online. The handout summarizes the cases and provides follow-up questions for group discussion.
