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/ 6 years agoEPA Considering Adding 20 Fairly Common Chemicals to Risk Evaluation List
The 20 proposed high-priority candidate chemicals include seven chlorinated solvents, six phthalates, four flame retardants, formaldehyde, a fragrance additive, and a...
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/ 6 years agoState Health Department Says It’s Eyeing Possible Vaping-Related Illnesses
In one week's time, the number of vaping-related cases reported to public health officials doubled while the CDC announcd its investigation...
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/ 6 years agoCDC Says 92% of Cancers Caused by HPV Could be Prevented by Vaccine
“This new data shows 1 in 4 parents who received a medical recommendation for the HPV vaccine chose not to have...
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/ 6 years agoUSDA Reiterates Poultry Washing Recommendations: It’s Risky
A study from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) reveals that individuals are putting themselves at risk of illness when they...
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/ 6 years agoFCC Proposes Making Universal 3-Digit Number a Prevention Suicide Hotline
FCC staffers have recommended that the Commission formally consider designating *988 as a 3-digit number to reach a suicide prevention and...
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/ 6 years agoFirst Human Case of West Nile in Georgia Confirmed
August may be the eighth month on the calendar, but it is the first month of 2019 in which a case...
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/ 6 years agoTyson Foods Recalls Chicken Patty Products due to Possible Foreign Matter Contamination
Tyson Foods is recalling chicken patty product that may be contaminated with extraneous materials,
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/ 6 years ago2 Georgia HIV/AIDS Housing Programs to Receive Cut of $25 Million from HUD
These grants provide a combination of housing assistance and supportive services for this vulnerable population.
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/ 6 years agoHHS Awards Nearly $400 Million to Combat the Opioid Crisis, GA to Receive $5.4 million +
The investments will enable HRSA-funded community health centers, rural organizations and academic institutions to establish and expand access to integrated substance...
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/ 6 years agoEPA Says It Won’t Approve Labels That Claim Glyphosate Causes Cancer
EPA Says It Won't Approve Labels That Claim Glyphosate Causes Cancer
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