• JOURNAL FOR AGRICULTURAL SAFETY AND HEALTH (JASH) DEVOTES SPECIAL ISSUE TO r2p EFFORTS IN AGRICULTURE
• AGRICULTURAL ERGONOMICS AT UC DAVIS: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE
• UCD COMPETES FOR NSF GRANT TO EXPLORE NANOTECHNOLOGY IN ENVIRONMENT
• MEET TERESA ANDREWS: WCAHS'S NEW EDUCATION AND OUTREACH SPECIALIST
• LOCAL FARM BUREAU EVENTS FEATURE HEALTH AND SAFETY WORKSHOPS

• VETERINARIANS KEY TO IDENTIFYING INFECTUIOUS DISEASES TRAMSMITTABLE TO HUMANS
• 2007 AgrAbility CONFERENCE DRAWS NEARLY 200 FROM ACROSS THE NATION
• WCAHS's NEW 'OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT' AWARD
• INVESTIGATORS PUBLISH NEW CREATININE TESTING METHOD USED IN WCAHS STUDY

• GRADUATE STUDENT RESEARCH COLLOQUIUM ENCOURAGES COLLABORATION
• AGRICULTURAL SAFETY RESOURCE ALLIANCE EXAMINES VINEYARD HARVEST SAFETY
• PARTNERSHIP WITH UC BERKELEY'S LOHP TO EXPAND WCAHS PROGRAMS
• STUDY EXAMINES TRANSPORT OF INHALED QUANTUM DOTS FROM NOSE TO BRAIN
• PARLIER HEALTH FAIR DRAWS MORE THAN 200 COMMUNITY MEMBERS

• COLLABORATIVE STUDY IN COLORADO AND CALIFORNIA TO DETERMINE THE RESPIRATORY HEALTH RISKS OF DAIRY WORKERS
• DIANE SCHROEDER, WCAHS BUSINESS OFFICE MANAGER, RETIRES
• NORA AGFF COUNCIL PROMOTES PARTNERSHIPS, RESEARCH AND PRACTICE
• TWO NEW NIOSH AGRICULTURAL HEALTH AND SAFTETY PUBLICATIONS AVAILABLE

• WCAHS AWARDS $30,000 IN RESEARCH FUNDING FOR FIVE PILOT PROJEDTS AND WELCOMES NEW RESEARCHERS TO THE AG HEALTH COMMUNITY
• NEW DYNAMICS FOR 2008 WESTERN AGRICULTURAL HEALTH AND SAFETY CONFERENCE
• TRACTOR SAFETY FOCUS GROUPS DISCUSSED CALIFORNIA'S CONCERNS
• SCHENKER APPOINTED TO NEW FEDERAL WORKPLACE SAFETY RESEARCH COUNCIL
• INVESTIGATORS AIM TO DEVELOP ANALYTICAL TOOLS FOR EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT

• WCAHS/UCSF COLLABORATE ON FARM WORKER ORAL HEALTH STUDY
• WCAHS RECEIVES $5.1 MILLION TO CONTINUE FUNDING AG HEALTH AND SAFETY PROGRAMS
• COMMUNITY OUTREACH FOR RESEARCH & EDUCATION (CORE) ACTIVITIES UNDERWAY
• ANTIQUE MACHINERY ILLUMINATES ERGONOMIC ADVANCEMENTS

• IMMIGRATION REFORM: FARMERS CONCERNED ABOUT THE CONSEQUENCES
• NATIONAL COALITION LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN TO KEEP CHILDREN OFF TRACTORS
• WCAHS SCIENTIST RECEIVES FELLOWSHIP AWARD FOR HEALTH POLICY RESEARCH
• WCAHS SEMINAR SERIES PROVIDES EFFECTIVE METHOD FOR SHARING NEW INFORMATION ON AGRICULTURAL HEALTH AND SAFETY
• AG HEALTH AND SAFETY QUESTIONS AT BAY? ANSWERS ARE A FEW CLICKS AWAY!

• CENTRAL VALLEY FARMING TOWN OF PARLIER FOCUS OF PARTICLE INHALATION RESEARCH
• REACHING OUT IN THE AGRICULTURAL COMMUNITY
• HEAT STRESS FOCUS OF OUTREACH EDUCATION IN MENDOTA
• WCAHS WELCOMES NEW EDUCATION AND OUTREACH COORDINATOR
• WCAHS INVESTIGATOR WINS AWARD
• WESTERN CENTER RECEIVES JMIE AWARD FOR PUBLIC POLICY RESEARCH

• HEALTH & SAFETY IN WESTERN AGRICULTURE CONFERENCE TO TAKE PLACE ALONG THE SHORLINE OF MONTEREY BAY NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARY
• LARGE-SCALE AGRICULTURAL SAFETY AND ACCULTURATION STUDY TAKING PLACE IN MENDOTA
• WESTERN CENTER RECEIVES GRANT TO HELP REDUCE TRACTOR ACCIDENTS
• NATIONAL OCCUPATIONAL RESEARCH AGENDA (NORA) PLANS FOR NEXT DECADE

• UC DAVIS AWARDED $8 MILLION BY THE EPA TO STUDY HEALTH EFFECTS OF PARTICULATE MATTER IN CALIFORNIA'S CENTRAL VALLEY
• PERMANENT STANDARDS MUST BE ADOPTED FOR FARM WORKERS AT RISK OF HEAT-RELATED ILLNESSES
• WCAHS ERGONOMICS CO-INVESTIGATOR JOHN MILES RETIRES FROM UC
• POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS MADE FOR IMPROVED HEALTH OF HIRED FARM WORKERS

• FORMER STATE SUPREME COURT JUSTICE CRUZ REYNOSO STILL ADVOCATES FOR FARMWORKERS
• FARMWORKERS TRAINED TO PREVENT AGROTERRORISM
• CALIFORNIA GROWERS LOSE BUMPER CROP OF IMMIGRANT FARMWORKERS

• UPDATE ON THE UC DAVIS FARMER HEALTH STUDY
• IN THE NEWS: PERSISTENT HOT TEMPERATURES CAUSE PREVENTABLE ILLNESS AND DEATH IN CALIFORNIA FARMWORKERS
• GET TO KNOW WCAHS FROM THE INSIDE
• WORKER HEALTH CHARTBOOK 2004

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• New WCAHS Investigator Studies Exposure to Organic Compounds in the Indoor Environment
• What is a Webinar?
• Changes to WCAHS External Advisory Board
• NIOSH and Cal Endowment Fund New Study of Mexican Hired Farm Workers and Their Families

• From The Director: Changes And Challenges In 2005
• Community-Based Participatory Research In Ag Health & Safety
• New Center Deputy Director: Dr. Kent E. Pinkerton
• Agricultural Air Quality Seminars At UC Davis
• In The News: NAWS Suspended; New NIOSH Administrator; September 2005 Conference Postponed

• Protecting our food supply from bioterrorism
• Third conference focuses on sustainable ag workplace
• WCAHS bids farewell to innovative leader Patrick O'Connor-Marer
• Center Health and Safety Educator: Tim Stock
• New system to improve pesticide illness reporting, case management and investigations

• National Ag Center Directors Meet with NIOSH Administrators in Davis
• Small Farmers in Hawaii Depressed by Ag Theft
• News and Note
• Cultivating a Sustainable Agricultural Workplace: September 12-14, 2000
• New National Pesticide Medical Monitoring Program Web Site Launched
• Ag Centers Introduce Tractor Safety Initiative

• CONTRIBUTIONS OF WOMEN
• PROMOTORAS DE SALUD SHARE AG HEALTH AND SAFETY KNOWLEDGE
• HOW AGRICULTURE HAS AFFECTED THE LIVES OF SIX WOMEN
• A REVIEW OF ‘WOMEN IN AGRICULTURE: RISKS FOR OCCUPATIONAL INJURY WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF GENDERED ROLE
• PESTICIDE ILLNESSES AND INJURIES WORKSHOP FOR HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS AND AG PROFESSIONALS AUG. 18-19

• Tractor-Related Accidents Continue to Occur
• Expert Calls For Vigilance in Monitoring Zoonotic Diseases
• Meet the New Center Manager Dr. Ketty Mobed
• Animal Scientist Studies Air Quality In And Around Livestock Production Facilities
• Reporting Key to Pesticide Illness Tracking

• Challenges in Agricultural Health and Safety
• Study finds trellis height influences MSD risks in vineyards
• Don Villarejo--his roots are in research

• Cultivating collaborations in South America
• Ag health & safety conference in San Francisco, Sept. 7–9
• UFW working with growers and workers to strengthen industry
• New guide for safe play areas on farms
• CalAgrAbility keeps ‘em down on the farm

• National train-the-trainer pilot program modeled after UC program
• Center awards ag research funding to five grad students
• Challenges in Agricultural Health & Safety conference in San Francisco
• First African-American Farm Safety Study conducted in the Deep South
• Latinos face major health hazards in U.S.

• Center investigator is key player in expanding Mexico's train-the-trainer programs
• NIOSH centers representing eight Western states collaborate at conference on ag health and safety
• EPA proposes Border 2012 U.S.-Mexico Environmental Program
• U.S. EPA honors pesticide educators
• Industrial hygienist aims to protect farm workers
• San Diego meeting taps multi-discipline expertise

• Training trainers to protect America's tribal communities against pesticide illnesses & injuries
• Silicosis and Mesothelioma in Rio de Janeiro
• Chemical exposure alarmingly high in Thailand's Hmong farmers
• UC Davis Farmer Health Study enters its 10th year
• Former Chief of California's Division of Occupational Safety & Health Appointed Director of NIOSH

• Preventing repetitive stress injuries in agriculture
• Agricultural surveillance of respiratory disease
• Agricultural injury economic implications are significantly underestimated
• NIOSH adds two new ag centers
• UC Davis agricultural research funding tops nation
• NIOSH ergonomics booklet offers low-tech solutions
• Small Farm Center offers new online resource library

• Study reveals higher prevalence of smoking outside of the United States
• Graduate student funding: Western Center provides funds for four pilot projects
• NIOSH adds Spanish-language Web section with job health, safety information
• New public health master's degree program offered
• Food-borne illnesses threaten `at-risk' populations

• Center Investigator to Help Develop Mexico's Train-the-Trainer Program
• New Name, And Renewed Funding For The Next Five Years
• Center Awards $26,800 in Research Funding to UC Davis Graduate Students
• NIOSH Publishes New Documents on Childhood Agricultural Injuries
• Industry/University Research Partnerships: A Win-Win Situation

• Researchers Conduct PM-10 Study in CaliforniaÕs Central Valley
• Spanish Physician Compares Results of Respiratory Studies
• Organophosphates--Toxicologist Describes Medical Challenges of Health Care Providers in South Asia
• Studying Pesticide Exposure in Costa Rica
• Center Investigator Earns Fulbright

• Assessment of Ag Injuries and Illnesses in the Gila River Indian Community
• Chemical Exposure on and off the Farm
• Nearly Half of 1,700 Human Pathogens Originate With Other Species
• Reduce Your Risk of Lyme Disease
• NIOSH Ergonomics Booklet Available

• Center Provides Start-Up Funds For 4 Projects
• Foodborne Pathogens Wreak Havoc On Our Digestive System
• Ergonomics Study Aims To Reduce Work-Related Disorders
• Comic Book Format Used To Relay Pesticide Safety

• Conference provides showcase for innovative work being done in ag health and safety
• Microbial food safety of fresh fruits & vegetables presents new challenges
• Center Director Marc Schenker contributes to new book promoting human wellness
• New book co-authored by Paul Leigh explores cost of occupational injuries and illnesses
• Poor Health, Diet Fate of State Farm workers