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Increasing awareness and education of substance use among commercial fishermen
Work and Health Graduate Certificate student's capstone project focuses on commercial fisherman
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Partnering with cannabis industry to keep workers safe
The U.S. legal cannabis industry is growing fast – it now supports more than 425,000 full-time equivalent jobs, while retail sales hit a record $30.1 billion
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Increasing awareness and education of substance use among commercial fishermen
Work and Health Graduate Certificate student's capstone project focuses on commercial fisherman
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A closer look at the value of research
Agriculture feeds communities, drives local economies, and relies on generations of skilled workers who perform physically demanding jobs in hazardous and unpredictable conditions.
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Protecting crop workers under the sun and smoke
PNASH Center research aims to improve worker health and safety in outdoor heat and wildfire smoke conditions.
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PNASH Recap: A visit to Long Ranch
Washington state accounts for approximately 50% of the Honeycrisp apples grown in the United States. We went to Long Ranch to learn more about our favorite apples.
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Behind the injury numbers – Listening to loggers
Logging has a relatively small workforce, yet injuries are often severe and occur at a rate that makes it the nation's most dangerous occupation.
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PNASH Scientific Advisory Committee gains four members
While a new crop of advisors join the PNASH Scientific Advisory Committee, others are moving on. We appreciate their service!
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Pesticide Labels and Safety in Spanish
A bilingual solution for forestry applicators - making pesticide safety training accessible.
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AgInjury News report: hayrides and pumpkin farms
Learning about hayride safety provides a fresh perspective for families looking to create Fall memories.
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PNASH awards three pilot project grants
Pilot project grants are offered in response to emerging issues, to stimulate innovative research, and foster collaborations in farming, fishing, and forestry.
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Following the research from data to impact with Nede Ovbiebo
Dennise Drury sat down with Nede Ovbiebo, SURE-EH student and recent graduate of the Biochemistry and Public Health-Global Health majors. The two spoke about Nede’s recent research and what comes next for her project.
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Celebrating a remarkable man and partner
Ricardo Ramon García: An admirable man, honest broker, great partner, and remarkable leader
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