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Fall Network Meeting
Dr. Myers and Dr. Kriebel will highlight Allegheny County as they present their major findings on the question: why would some counties see only modest reductions in lung cancer if smoking were completely eliminated? Additionally, updates on all CENSWPA Teams, projects, and priorities will be covered.
Location: COhatch Southside Works, 2681 Sidney St, Pittsburgh, PA 15203
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We are grounded in science, committed to prevention, and focused on the reduction of hazardous chemicals in our air, water, food, homes, workplaces, and products.
We are diverse in our perspectives, yet united in our vision for a cancer-free Southwestern Pennsylvania.
Reducing Pollution:
Critical Pathway for Cancer Prevention
A Southwestern Pennsylvania Declaration
"The people have a right to clean air, pure water, and to the preservation of the natural, scenic, historic and esthetic values of the environment.”
Article 1, Section 27, PA Constitution
Read Full statement here
In the aftermath of the toxic tragedy of the train derailment in East Palestine, the Cancer and Environment Network of Southwestern Pennsylvania (CENSWPA) is troubled by the lack of a coordinated public health response necessary to research and respond to health concerns now and into the future.
Regional Network Calls on NIH and CDC to Establish a Public Health Research Infrastructure in the Wake of Toxic Disaster