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Factores ergonómicos, hábitos nutricionales y nivel de actividad física en docentes de una Unidad Educativa en Ecuador
español La ergonomía laboral, hábitos nutricionales y actividad física constituyen pilares clave para salud ocupacional docente; posturas forzadas y hábitos poco saludables incrementan riesgo de trastornos musculoesqueléticos y cardiometabólicos.
Kansas lawmaker with ‘street fighter reputation’ launches campaign for governor
The top Democrat in the Kansas House and one of Gov. Sam Brownback’s harshest critics launched a campaign for governor Saturday after months of speculation. House Minority Leader Jim Ward, a Wichita Democrat known for fiery speeches, joins a crowded field of candidates seeking the Kansas governor’s mansion in 2018. Ward, an attorney, has gained notoriety as one of the most outspoken progressive voices in the GOP-controlled Legislature.
Kris Kobach on Fox News: Stay in Kansas, possible governor race, not Donald Trump role
Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach plans to stay in the Sunflower State for the time being, according to an interview Tuesday morning on Fox News. Kobach advised President Donald Trump on immigration policy throughout the campaign and met with him multiple times after the election, fueling speculation that he could be tapped for a role in the administration. However, he appeared to close the door on those rumors Tuesday.
Kansas Democrats prepare for first primary for governor in this millennium
After nearly two decades without a primary, Kansas Democrats appear poised for a three-way race for governor next year. Former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer, 60, declared his candidacy in February, but two more potential candidates have reached out to former Democratic Gov. John Carlin in recent months and are likely to announce campaigns in the near future.
Polls close in Kansas congressional race that may be ‘way too close to call’
Republican Ron Estes will be the next congressman from the state of Kansas, but his victory Tuesday night did not come as easily as many expected in the deep-red state. GOP strategists warned in recent days that Democrat James Thompson, a civil rights attorney, was in striking distance against Estes, the Kansas state treasurer from Wichita, in the special election to replace Mike Pompeo.
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