Research Magazine Fall 2006 - Focus on Public Health (Health and Nature)
In this issue: Kids need wild places, outdoors to let loose, Canine visits to hospitals could cause problems; An unlikely aquatic issue; Outdoor areas don't suit smokers' needs; Adapting to climate change; Tracing metal contamination risks on human health; Information exchange vital for co...
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University of Guelph
2006
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/10214/5270 http://www.uoguelph.ca/research/guelph-research-magazines |
| Summary: | In this issue: Kids need wild places, outdoors to let loose, Canine visits to hospitals could cause problems; An unlikely aquatic issue; Outdoor areas don't suit smokers' needs; Adapting to climate change; Tracing metal contamination risks on human health; Information exchange vital for containing avian flu; Keeping tabs on swine disease; Badgering the cattle industry; Insects: Indicators of a changing environment; A furry bandit spreads disease to dogs; New seeds bring improved health and food security; An eye on food safety; National surveillance of avian flu is co-ordinated effort; Meet the Research contributors |
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