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  1. National Collaborating Centre for Environmental Health 655 W. 12th Avenue. Vancouver, BC. V5Z 4R4

  2. Tina is a certified public health inspector and holds a Master of Public Health from the University of Waterloo, with a focus on environmental health. At the NCCEH, Tina is involved in knowledge translation and mobilization in a broad range of environmental health topic areas, including food safety, personal service settings, and built environment, among others.

  3. Oct 26, 2020 · Primary inquiry. A public health practitioner raised a question about the misuse and overuse of disinfectants as a result of heightened concerns about SARS-CoV-2 transmission via environmental surfaces, and the potential for acute and chronic health impacts due to the use of certain disinfectant products.

  4. Summary of disinfection requirements for swimming pools and spas/whirlpools across Canada. Province/Territory. Residual chlorine (ppm) Residual bromine (ppm) British Columbia60. min 0.5 if ≤ 30°C min 1.5 if > 30°C. min 1.5 if ≤ 30°C min 2.5 if > 30°C. Ontario42. 0.5-10 for swimming pools.

  5. ih.gov/14572234/.How to cite this documentISBN: 978-1-988234-87-8This document can be cited as: Chen T. Pulsed electric fiel. s: A potential alternative technology for parasite control in fish. Vancouver, B. : National Collaborating Centre for Environmental Health. 2023 Aug.Permiss. on is granted to reproduce this document in whole, but not in ...

  6. Popular Mexican dish typically made with poblano, Hatch chile, Anaheim, pasilla, or jalapeno peppers. Traditionally, queso fresco cheese is used but asadero, asiago, monterey jack, or cheddar cheese are also common. Often fried and served with tomato sauce, rice, and/or beans.

  7. Chen T. Integrating health protection into Fraser Health Build Healthy Communities Initiative [unpublished]: Waterloo, ON: University of Waterloo; 2015. 3. Health Canada. A user -friendly manual to help assess food environments in local communities [not yet published]: Ottawa, ON: Health Canada. 4. Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care.

  8. tina.chen@bccdc.ca NCCEH Resources: NCCEH Food Environments Topic Page. Food Deserts and Food Swamps: A Primer Food Environments: An Introduction for Public Health Practice. Production of this presentation has been made possible through a financial contribution from the Public Health Agency of Canada

  9. Tina Chen, National Collaborating Centre for Environmental Health Ellen Gregg, Region of Waterloo Public Health and Emergency Services. Photos by: left Monticello, right Krylov1991 (Getty Images) distance travel to access healthy food. 3. Lack of access to healthy food in the community impedes people’s ability to maintain a healthy diet.

  10. Sep 12, 2018 · A novel food trend has been popping up in shopping malls, carnivals, fairs, and restaurants, using liquid nitrogen to create frozen desserts, or to produce vapour clouds when foods such as cereals and cookies dipped in liquid nitrogen are exposed to air, commonly known as “dragon's breath” snacks.

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