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Upcoming Event
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25th Annual PANWAT Meeting
Mark your calendars for September 19-20th 2008, the 25th annual meeting of The Pacific Northwest Regional Chapter of the Society of Toxicology (PANWAT). Oregon State University is excited to host this milestone 25th annual meeting at the Oregon State University CH2M Hill Alumni Center in Corvallis, OR. The theme of the 2008 meeting will be “Defining relevant biological responses to protect and improve human health.” More information coming soon.
Past Event
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Environmental Stresses & Fish Deformities in the Willamette River -
A community forum held in Wilsonville on June 30, 2004
In the News
- One big drug test: Analyzing a city's sewage can put a number on its vices (Field)
- Trout used as ‘lab rats’ in cancer study (Benninghoff)
- Get a Little Sun This Summer – It Could Help Save Your Life (LPI)
- Mainstream Studies on Vitamin Efficacy Flawed (LPI)
- New Mechanism Identified for Action of Possible Carcinogen (Benninghoff)
- OSU Researchers Develop New Approach for Studying Tissue Regeneration (Tanguay)
An Interview with Dr. Tanguay. Zebrafish Journal
- Cancer Research Highlighted in the OSU President's Report 2007(Williams)
- You Can Teach an Old Dog New Tricks – With the Right Diet (Hagen)
- Getting Better Numbers on Drugs (Field)
Oregon Gets Statewide Drug Test; Washington Likely Next - Wastewater chemistry reveals patterns of municipal drug use (Field and Sudakin)
- ‘Epigenetics’ Providing a New View of Diet and Cancer (Dashwood)
- Researchers Track Dust, Soot from China (Simonich)
- Abby Benninghoff: Mixing Chemistry and Communication (Benninghoff)
Ten Outstanding Scientists Chosen as Science Communication Fellows - Breakthrough Provides New Tool for Degenerative Disease Studies (Beckman)
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