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PhD student in Environmental Health at @BUSPH and @BU_Urban trainee | born at 346 ppm CO2 | tweets my own
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Whistleblowing In The Workplace

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By Kathryn Rodgers
| Northern Insight Magazine Verified
By Kathryn Rodgers, Face2FaceHR What employers need to know. Whistleblowing is becoming a more common feature in workplace disputes-and not always in the way employers expect. Increasingly, we’re seeing it raised alongside other claims, particularly as a way for employees to strengthen their position in situations such as dismissal.
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Urine glyphosate levels and kidney function outcomes in a cohort study of workers in El Salvador and Nicaragua

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By Kathryn Rodgers, Emmanuel Jarquín, Damaris Lopez-Pilarte, Sinead Keogh, Zoe E. Petropoulos, Morgan Reynolds, Kurunthachalam Kannan, David Friedman, Daniel Brooks, Jessica H. Leibler, Madeleine K. Scammell, Jocelyn Fimbres, Ramón García-Trabanino
| Nature Verified
Abstract Mesoamerican nephropathy is a public health crisis in young men in Central America. The disease does not share risk factors of chronic kidney disease (i.e. diabetes and hypertension) commonly seen in the U.S. Exposure to nephrotoxic agrochemicals is a hypothesized contributor to disease, but individual-level exposure measurements are lacking, as are analyses of exposures and outcomes.
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Opinion: RFK Jr.’s disinformation is a rallying cry for women in STEM

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By Kathryn Rodgers
| Environmental Health News Verified
I have never been so motivated and grateful to be a woman in science as while watching Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Senate Finance Committee nomination hearing. During the hearing, RFK Jr. repeatedly thanked the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) moms who have supported his political aspirations.
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