Public Health Insider | What's in your water?

Do you know what’s in your drinking water -- or how to test for it?

Tainted water sources greatly impact long-term health, and pollutants often can’t be identified by sight or smell alone. OSU College of Public Health and Human Sciences faculty Molly Kile and Veronica Irvin, and OSU Extension’s Chrissy Lucas break through myths and detail how to fight disease and reduce health disparities by identifying tainted water sources through at-home testing. They’ll also share where to find resources and how OSU Extension’s Well Water Program meets you where you live.

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In a digital era of social media saturation and deteriorating mental health, perhaps it is a return to the fields and courts of our youth that can reverse the rise of failing health outcomes.

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Watch this Ask Alumni webcast featuring Oregon State University alumna Beth Dittman, Ed.M. ’08, a career and life coach.

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From the health effects and misconceptions surrounding bovine milk on children and adults to the role human milk plays in infant nutrition to the latest OSU research on milk’s effect on gut health and blood pressure, we answer your questions live.

Ask Alumni | Pasture to Plate: Careers in Sustainable Beef Production

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Whether you’re a student, faculty member or industry professional, this panel offers a unique opportunity to learn from those actively shaping the beef industry.