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- Fluorescent Tracer Training
Hands on Learning for Pesticides
- Pesticides and Health
Scientific Progress and Evidence -
National Tractor Safety Initiative
Campaign to Solve #1 Killer on the Farm - Heat Related Illness
Know the Facts! - Nurse
Murf/Enfermera Elena
Educational articles summarizing the latest research and best prevention strategies. Trade journal English and Spanish publications.
New & Noteworthy
- EPA to Strengthen Oversight of Pesticide’s Impact on Children and Farmworkers 12/09
- UW researchers to study impacts of climate change on health in the Pacific Northwest 09/09
- Farming Safety & Health Tips 08/09
- UW Mini Medical School Video Presentation, Keifer
- NIOSH Ag Centers Fact Sheet (pdf)
- 2008 Hired Farmworker Profile, USDA
Recent Articles:
- ChE Inhibition PON1 Pesticide Handlers 08/09
PUBMED abstract, Full article as pdf download - Perceptions Occ Hlth Hazards Ag Workers 09/09
PUBMED abstract, Full article as pdf download - WA Air Monitoring for Insecticides
Summary of full article
Calendar of Events,
Newsletter & Report Archive
Safe and Sustainable Agricultural
Workplaces and Communities
PNASH works with the farming, forestry, and fishing industries to improve work-place health and safety in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Alaska. Our main focus is research and developing interventions to reduce injuries and illnesses. We extend the knowledge we gain to employers and workers through outreach and professional education.
Northwest Regional
Primary Care Association
REGISTRATION is now OPEN!
© 2010, Pacific Northwest Agricultural Safety and Health Center (PNASH)
Center
(206) 616-1958, (800) 330-0827,
pnash@u.washington.edu
Department of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences
School of Public Health,
University of Washington
Box 357234, Seattle, WA 98195-7234
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