Join us for an enlightening session with Marc Katz, MPH, a seasoned radon expert from the Indoor Air Unit of the Minnesota Department of Health. Gain valuable insights into radon, with an opportunity to ask your questions about testing, results, and mitigation.

The 10,000 Families Study from the University of Minnesota invites you to a webinar to learn about Perfluoroalkyl and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (more commonly known as PFAS - "Forever chemicals").

El estudio 10,000 Familias de la Universidad de Minnesota en asociación con la organización HACER Minnesota realizó el seminario en línea acerca de las sustancias Perfluoroalquiladas y Polifluoroalquiladas (conocidas más comúnmente como PFAS - "Sustancias Químicas Persistentes") para aprender de

This webinar gives an overview of glyphosate (the active ingredient in the pesticide RoundUp commonly used in agriculture and gardening) and health, especially what researchers already know and do not yet know about exposure and its impact on health.

For the second time, Marc Katz, MPH, expert on radon from the Indoor Air Unit of the Minnesota Department of Health, shared important information about radon and answer your questions about testing, results, and mitigation with the audience.

Marc Katz, MPH, expert on radon from the Indoor Air Unit of the Minnesota Department of Health, shares information about radon testing, results, and mitigation.

La Doctora Luz Huntington-Moskos PhD, RN, CPN, es una Profesora Asociada y la Directora del Núcleo de Participación Comunitaria del Centro de Ciencias Integrativas de la Salud Ambiental de la Universidad de Louisville, en Kentucky.

There could be a deadly intruder hiding in your basement! Radon is a radioactive gas that has no color and no smell, and exposure to it can lead to serious health conditions. #ASL interpretation provided.

Featuring Dr Haitham Hussein, Associate Professor in Neurology at the University of Minnesota Medical School. His specialty is stroke. This talk will focus on prevention and the relationship between COVID-19 and stroke. #ASL interpretation provided.