Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Protective headgear for midwestern agriculture: a limited wear study,2001,63,7,13-9 21,Stone
K-12 school health and safety--where to start,2005,67,7,62,Ellis
Struck-by-lightning deaths in the United States,2005,67,9,45-50 58,Adekoya
Unplanned releases and injuries associated with aerial application of chemicals 1995-2002,2005,68,4,14-8 28,Berkowitz
Environmental health and the media part 2: beyond get the message out / put the fires out,2005,68,5,36-44,Berg
The public health response to disasters in the 21st century: reflections on Hurricane Katrina,2006,69,2,9-13 26,Logue
Florida's 2005 hurricane season: lessons continuing to be learned,2006,69,2,41-42,
Recent research from Lessons Learned Information Sharing: the importance of partnerships in the rural water response to Hurricane Katrina,2006,69,2,31-2 26 28,Worboys
The response to Hurricane Katrina: Iowa's interstate cooperation and lessons learned,2006,69,3,28-9 22 24,Frank
An opportunity: improving client services during disaster relief,2006,69,4,34-5 37,Helferich
Say what? Who? Me? Right here in the trenches? Collaborate on what?--Seeking common ground in regional all-hazards preparedness training,2007,69,6,28-33,Bitto
Childhood injuries: Causes preventive theories and case studies--role of the sanitarian,1988,50,6,355-360,Fisher
Relationships Between Clothing and Pesticide Poisoning: Symptoms Among Iowa Farmers,1988,50,4,210-215,Stone
Enhancing the Maryland environmental public health workforce: a collaborative approach,2007,70,1,32-6 63,Resnick
Learning from Katrina: Environmental health observations from the SWCPHP response team in Houston,2007,70,2,22-26,Brand
Acute pesticide poisoning among cut-flower farmers,2007,70,2,38-43,Lu
Acute hazardous substance releases resulting in adverse health consequences in children: Hazardous Substances Emergency Events Surveillance System 1996-2003,2007,70,4,17-24; discussion 40 45,Kaye
The public health approach to chemical exposures: a national conversation,2009,71,7,26-27,Frumkin
Analyzing acute-chemical-release data to describe chemicals that may be used as weapons of terrorism,2006,69,1,9-14 24,Ruckart
Alaska sanitarians find experience and teamwork help most in Nome disaster,1975,38,1,27-29,Pearson
Health and safety at the 1980 Winter Olympics Lake Placid New York,1981,43,4,178-187,Eadie
Computerized data enhance hazardous materials incidence response,1986,49,2,69-71,Cohen
Non-industrial community not free of occupational hazards,1975,38,2,124-127,Walker
Factors related to accidental poisoning in preschool children,1979,41,5,274-278,Holden
Implications of the Toxic Substance Legislation on occupational health and safety,1977,40,3,153,Gamble
Product safety: Monroe County New York is involved,1977,40,3,143-144,Campana
Nationwide school survey shows regulatory need,1977,39,6,416-417,Roberts
Hospital emergency department visits for carbon monoxide poisoning following an October 2006 snowstorm in western New York,2010,72,6,43-48,Jones
Parking spaces outnumbering drivers three to one,2007,70,5,48-49,
New method rapidly detects potential bioterror agent,2005,68,5,48-49,
Chemical-terrorism preparedness--public health laboratories found "unprepared and overwhelmed",2003,66,4,35-36,
Bioterrorism early-warning system--algae?,2003,66,3,43,Krause
Residential carbon monoxide alarm use: opportunities for poisoning prevention,2011,73,6,30-33,Hampson
A study on bicycle-related injuries and their costs in Shanghai China,2011,73,6,22-28,Rahim
Mean street U.S.A: the problem of abuse and violence in the field,2005,67,9,66-77,Berg
Assessing and improving bioterrorism preparedness among first responders: a pilot study,2007,69,6,16-22,Robson
Disaster preparedness and the risky future,2002,65,3,46-47,Parvis
Intentional contamination: the legal risks and responsibilities,2008,70,6,58-59,Stearns
Mean Street USA: The problem of abuse and violence in the field,2005,67,9,66-77,Berg
2005 hurricane surveillance: measures to reduce carbon monoxide poisoning in all Floridians,2012,74,9,16-21,Mason
Murder by radiation poisoning: implications for public health,2012,74,10,8-13,Jones
Companion animals in disaster response planning--the first dog speaks out,2006,69,5,4 31,Collins
A study of pesticide safety and health perceptions among pesticide applicators in Tarrant County Texas,2004,66,6,34-7 43,Rene
The use of deer vehicle accidents as a proxy for measuring the degree of interaction between human and deer populations and its correlation with the incidence rate of Lyme disease,2013,75,8,32-39,Wiznia
Wind turbines: Is there a human health risk?,2013,75,8,8-13 16-7,Roberts
Food safety training needs at evacuation shelters operated by faith-based organizations,2013,76,2,14-21,Kwon
Residential carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning risks: Correlates of observed CO alarm use in urban households,2013,76,3,26-32,Gielen
The environmentalist's role in a major emergency or disaster,1977,40,1,46-51,Conway
Monoxide slight hazard in mobile homes; fire danger high,1972,35,1,66-68,Fisher
New York state leads injury control activities,1973,36,3,213-216,Fisher
Sanitarians can lead in accident control,1969,32,2,195-197,Fisher
Health costs due to environmental hazards: a survey of estimates,1979,41,5,267-269,Jacobs
Rat bites support need for in-home control: an epidemiologic study of rat bites in New York City 1974-1978,1980,42,6,321-326,Marr
Incorporating occupational risk in heat stress vulnerability mapping,2014,77,1,16-22,Crider
Experiences of a rail yard community: life is hard,2014,77,2,8-17,Spencer-Hwang
Update on the model aquatic health code,2014,76,9,34-36,Blake
Emergency room guidelines. Providing services to victims of toxic spills,1989,52,1,331-333,DeRoos
Modeling health impacts of the transportation built environment: challenges and opportunities,2015,77,7,36-37,Wendel
Attitudes about electric and magnetic fields: do scientists and other risk experts perceive risk similarly?,2002,65,5,9-12,Meyer
Seat belt usage interventions for motor vehicle crash prevention on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation South Dakota,2016,78,6,46-52,Balanay
Minimizing risk of illness and injury at public aquatic facilities by maximizing the power of aquatic facility inspection data,2017,79,9,40-42,Hlavsa
Applying the model aquatic health code to grade swimming pool safety in a large metropolitan area,2023,86,1,8-16,Shenoi
Assessment of chemical exposures investigation after fire at an industrial chemical facility in Winnebago County Illinois,2023,85,7,8-15,Horton
Bystander chemical exposures and injuries associated with nearby plastic sewer pipe manufacture: public health practice and lessons,2022,85,4,22-31,Pennell
Applying the model aquatic health code to grade swimming pool safety in a large metropolitan area,2023,86,1,8-16,Nguyen