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Hey there. Happy to be element of your society. I'm 40 but still seem youthful. Love playing grand piano. Love painting. Love cooking. My top writer is Sheakspeare.

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Articles

Receipts are About to get Safer: How CEH Got One Toxic Phenol After Another Out of Receipts

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By Joanna Lee
| Center for Environmental Health
Big news: We just announced legally binding settlements with 163 retailers, manufacturers, and distributors of receipt paper for exposing consumers to Bisphenol S (BPS)! BPS is a hormone-disrupting chemical that mimics estrogen and can affect the normal functioning of the body, impacting metabolism, growth, development, and reproduction.
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Supporting referral to pulmonary rehabilitation for people with chronic respiratory disease: a two-phase co-design study

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By Joanna Lee, Anne Holland, Janet Bondarenko, Sanduni Madawala, Chris Barton, Sandy Reeder, Narelle S. Cox
| Nature Verified
Abstract Referral of people with chronic respiratory disease to pulmonary rehabilitation (PR) remains low despite program benefits. We aimed to explore patient and health professional (HP) experiences of the PR referral process, to identify and co-design strategies to support referral. Focus groups and qualitative interviews were conducted in Phase 1, and a co-design workshop in Phase 2.
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You Shouldn't Have to Risk Your Health to Care for Your Hair: Tell Sally Beauty to Get Cancer-Causing Chemicals Out of Its Products

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By Joanna Lee
| Center for Environmental Health
You shouldn’t have to risk your health to care for your hair. No one should. But Toxic-Free Future’s new analysis of 577 Sally Beauty hair products marketed to Black and brown women found more than one in six of these Sally Beauty products contained chemicals linked to cancer and other serious health problems! That’s why we’re teaming up with Toxic-Free Future to ask Sally Beauty to remove cancer-causing formaldehyde chemicals and siloxanes from these products. Everyone deserves safe products.
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Awards

Scripps Howard Award

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