KDHE Home - News Room - KDHE
Newsletter May 2008
|
Famed crop artist Stan Herd of Lawrence created a special Earth Day collage on the Landon Arena
floor of Topeka's Expocentre on April 21. The collage was assembled using more than 20,000 images submitted to the
Bureau of Waste Management over the past decade as part of its 'Kansas - Don't Spoil It!' calendar contest. A
time-lapse video of the work in progress was shot and posted to YouTube where it has enjoyed more than 5,000 Internet
viewings worldwide.
|
Former quarterback helps Kansas celebrate expanded screenings
Jim Kelly, NFL Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback and founder...
KDHE Hosts 5th Annual Employee Health & Environmental Fairs
In recognition of May as National Employee Health and Fitness...
Unit assembled to handle expanded newborn screening workload
With the July 1 deadline approaching that will expand the number of...
WebIZ earns high marks in 2007
The Kansas Immunization Program has achieved an increase...
BAR initiates mercury deposition monitoring
KSA 75-5673 requires that the Kansas Department of Health and...
Capital City Wellness Project aims to support downtown employees
About 35,000 employees of state and local government, and businesses...
New regulations protect underground LPG supply in Kansas
Regulations were adopted in 2003 for facilities that store liquified...
Protect yourself - May is skin cancer awareness month
Are you ready to enjoy the sunshine after the long dreary...
KDHE News Briefs
This and that from around the agency and the state...
|
KDHE
News
