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Just Printed! Healthy Choices, Healthy Lives Fall 2008 Newsletter - Read More > Check out recent inquiries sent to the Center for Environmental Oncology - Read More > The Case for Precaution in the Use of Cell Phones: Advice from University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute Based on Advice from an International Expert Panel - Read More > Read More > PVC: The Poison Plastic -- Watch this great video! Polyvinyl chloride, or PVC, is one of the most common, and one of the most toxic, plastics on the market today. 'Sam Suds and the Case of PVC, the Poison Plastic' is an entertaining and educational, short video (about 3 minutes) from the Be Safe Initiative of the Center for Health, Environment and Justice. Read More > Upcoming Events and Speaking Engagements EMR Policy Institute Panel Discussion Read More > UPMC Greening Accomplishments UPMC has made great strides over the last several years in their systemwide efforts to conserve water and energy, reduce infectious and solid waste, and decrease the use of toxic chemicals. Read More > |
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Live a physically active life. Take a walk with your family. Ride a bike. Dance. Play sports. Hit the gym. Discover the health benefits of exercise. And remember to always wear 
Avoid pesticides and hormones in your food by buying organic produce, meat, and dairy products. Eat a healthy, high-fiber diet with 6-8 servings of fruits and vegetables. 
Discover safer, non-toxic alternatives to household cleaning products. Try using baking soda and vinegar to clean most surfaces. Have the radon level checked in your home. 
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