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Thursday, May 17th
Macdonald, “Emergency response in outbreaks of
non-infectious conditions: a story of three outbreaks”
Trent, “Heat-related deaths associated with a
severe heat wave – California, July 2006”
Zlot, “Family history of diabetes: Incorporating
genomics data into the BRFSS”
Sitaker, “Socioeconomic disparities in health
behaviors, access, and processes of care in Washington
state adults with diabetes”
Schlag, “Evaluation of health effects of
recycled waste tires in playgrounds”
DuTeaux, “The Sacramento train trestle fire: How
to keep public health interests from being railroaded in
an emergency”
Sun, “Introduction to public health emergency
response and preparedness in China & Shanghai”
Heumann and Lee, Roundtable: “Public health
emergency preparedness for chemical events" |
Friday, May 18th
Smorodinsky, “California Environmental Health
Tracking Program tools: Take Google, mix in pesticides,
and voila! – a web-mapping service is born”
Broadwin, “To parcel geocode or Not to parcel
geocode: That is the question”
Kirsch, “Lead brought home from work in
California – Identification and prevention”
Copan, “Mercury exposure from fish consumption
among low-income pregnant women in Sacramento, CA”
Anderson, “Radiological dispersion devices:
Urban pathways analysis – challenges and issues”
Neutra, ”Bayesian and Toulminian critique of the
IARC hazard identification scheme”
Purcell, “An evaluation of the adolescent
suicide attempt data system: An issue of definition and
nomenclature”
Chen, “Mysterious
sudden death in Yunnan, China – Impression of field
investigation” |