(October 2, 2015)

 
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Farm workers will soon be enjoying new protections from pesticides.

Read more: Farm Workers Get New Protections from Pesticides

(September 30, 2015)

  The Mental Health Reform Act of 2015 is one of three similar bills awaiting action in Washington, D.C that have the potential to support and expand mental health services here in the North Bay.

Read more: Congress Eyes Mental Health Measures

(September 24, 2015)

 
ALSO: An independent California oversight board is taking a hard look at the state’s dental care program for the poor.

Read more: California-China Trade Office Prospering

(September 22, 2015)

County supervisors spent over 3 hours Tuesday reviewing a proposed plan to make it harder for under aged youth to buy cigarettes and other smoking materials.

Read more: Supervisors Weigh Licensing Tobacco Sales

(September 12, 2015)

  Alcoholic beverages are known to contribute to breast cancer. Yet some of those same products are associating themselves with fundraising campaigns to promote awareness and treatment of breast cancer.

Read more: Pinkwashing in Alcohol Beverage Advertising

  1. Farmworker Health Survey Details Disparities
  2. When the Inside Air is a Health Hazard
  3. Assessing Indoor Air Quality
  4. Reborn Palm Drive Hospital Awaits Re-opening

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