Pacific Northwest Agricultural Safety & Health Center
PEHSU Factsheets
The PEHSU network has collaborated to produce the following factsheets on Environmental Health topics for health care providers and the public.
Air Toxics and Child Health in Portland, for health professionals
Natural Gas Extraction and Hydraulic Fracturing, for health professionals
PBDE's, for health professionals
Lead Removal from Drinking Water
Interpreting and Managing Blood Lead Levels <10, for health professionals
Melamine, for health professionals (in Chinese)
Phthalates and BPA, for patients (in Spanish)
Phthalates and BPA, for health professionals (in Spanish)
Flood & Hurricanes, for health professionals
Wildfires, in the acute stage (in Spanish)
Wildfires, in the aftermath/recovery stage (in Spanish)
Gulf Oil Spill, for health professionals (in Vietnamese)
Gulf Oil Spill, for patients (in Vietnamese)
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