Back in 1970 when the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration was established, local policymakers could choose whether or not to extend OSHA protections to state employees. Unfortunately, Massachusetts took […]
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Getting blood pressure taken has never been so delicious â deliciously healthy, that is. The Falmouth Service Center on Gifford Street has a new program that aims to help people with […]
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The California Senate voted on Tuesday to raise the legal smoking age in the most populous U.S. state to 21 from 18, in a move that could make California one […]
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In case of an emergency or disaster, there could be many volunteers that want to donate their time to help others in need. The Cape Cod Citizen Corps Council held […]
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Like most people, you may believe that washing raw chicken prior to cooking is safe, or even prevents food-borne illness. In fact, the opposite is true. “You should assume that […]
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Robert Zarr is walking from his Columbia Heights medical practice toward Meridian Hill Park, talking about whatâs going on inside his head. If you could see his brain on an […]
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The assessment was reached at the first ever discussion on air pollution and its health impacts at WHO’s World Health Assembly, which concluded in Geneva last week. Delegates at the assembly […]
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This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it “We have a new tick in town and it’s a game changer,” reported county […]
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Crews from Methuen Construction broke ground earlier this month on Falmouthâs new water filtration plant on Long Pond. The $46.5 million filtration system will pump eight million gallons of the […]
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