- Agriculture and Skin
Cancer: What You Should Know
Randy R. Weigel, University of Wyoming Cooperative Extension Service,
January 2001
Farmers and
ranchers are at risk of getting skin cancer because they are exposed to
excessive amounts of sun during their work activities. Sunburn and sunlight can damage skin, leading to
skin cancer. Both too much sun, which results in sunburns and the . . .
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- Lyme Disease
P. G. Koehler, Florida Cooperative Extension Service, April 1991
The best prevention against Lyme disease is to avoid being bitten by ticks.
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- Stinging
Or Venomous Insects and Related Pests
P. G. Koehler and D. E. Short, University of Florida Cooperative Extension
Service, January 1996
Millions of people in the United States are injured from venoms produced by insects and
other arthropods each year.
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- Substance Abuse
William J. Becker, Florida Cooperative Extension Service, November 1991
The poisoning problem of the nineties is DRUGS, DRUGS, DRUGS. And it is not only a problem
of accidental deaths; it is a problem of illnesses, crimes, and wasted lives. It is a
problem for the home, community, school, church and workplace.
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- Taking Risks
William J. Becker, Florida Cooperative Extension Service, November 1991
Following is a short self-test to help you determine your safety versus your
risk-behavior.
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- Venomous Snake Bite
Palm Beach Herpetological Society, Florida Cooperative Extension Service
7000 venomous snake bites are reported annually in the United States
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