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Cross-sectional associations between drinking water arsenic and health outcomes in a South Texas Colonias pilot study

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By Lindsay C. Sansom, Taehyun Roh, Tiffany A Radcliff, Luis Gomez, Luis A. Gómez Verified, Kayla Morales, Garett Sansom, Nandita Sarker
| Nature Verified
Abstract South Texas colonias experience persistent water insecurity and disproportionate environmental health burdens. Although arsenic is a well-established drinking water contaminant, limited community-level research has examined whether chronic low-level exposure below current regulatory standards is associated with adverse health outcomes in colonia residents.
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COVID-19: Short term prediction model using daily incidence data

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By Hongwei Zhao, Tiffany A Radcliff, Murray J. Côté, Alyssa McNulty
| PLOS
Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Research Article Hongwei Zhao , Naveed N. Merchant, Alyssa McNulty, Tiffany A. Radcliff, Murray J. Cote, Rebecca S. B. Fischer, Huiyan Sang, Marcia G. Ory Hongwei Zhao, Naveed N. Merchant, Alyssa McNulty, Tiffany A. Radcliff, Murray J. Cote, Rebecca S. B. Fischer, Huiyan Sang, Marcia G.
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Column: States drop COVID-19 mask mandates but still expect people to mask up – will they? ⋆ Michigan Advance

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By Murray J. Côté, Tiffany A Radcliff
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The governors of Texas and Mississippi announced that they were rescinding their statewide mask mandates and allowing restaurants and other businesses to return to 100% capacity in early March. The moves come while new infection numbers in the U.S. are still higher than they were in September and just ahead of school spring breaks, known for large gatherings and crowded bars where the coronavirus can quickly spread.
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