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Power outages frequently occur during extreme weather events such as wildfires. Research shows that health risks such as gastrointestinal illness to heart attacks also increase. Joan Casey shares some things to consider during #poweroutages heyor.ca/zHrJoo #PublicHealth
www.npr.org When the power goes out, health risks rise From California to the South, tens of thousands of people are without power, due to fires and winter storms. Studies show health risks rise when the power goes out. Here's how to protect yourself.
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This important study will be led by Helen Chu of @uwepidemiology, along with scientists from across @UWMedicine as well as @UWBiostat's Marco Carone. This information will help guide #publichealth readiness and responses to respiratory virus outbreaks.
UW Medicine Newsroom Verified account @uwmnewsroom Jan 8, 2025
The 5-yr pandemic-preparedness project will trace how #flu, #COVID_19, #RSV and other respiratory viruses spread in communities, and catalog circulating strains. @HelenChuMD @UWMedicine will lead the study. tinyurl.com/39tmkvyk @uwepidemiology @UWDeptMedicine @uwsph
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Americans are entering retirement with significant debt, which compromises their ability to cover essential expenses like food, housing and healthcare. @hspop_uw's Stipica Mudrazija shares why we need policy interventions and financial planning strategies hspop.uw.edu/retirement-in-…
hspop.uw.edu Retirement in the red: Addressing financial struggles for older adults  - Health Systems and... Retiree debt now exceeds $1.63 trillion, policy interventions are needed to mitigate financial vulnerabilities among older adults.