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Study: Bay Area's urban planning must address public health
For nearly four years, Cassandra Martin lived in West Oakland, a few blocks from two freeways and the city's port. This has made her an accidental expert on air pollution.

"I used to wonder what that black stuff was on the windowsill," said Martin, who was diagnosed with asthma in 2009. "I would constantly wipe the walls and windowsills, but it would get so caked with soot. That's a reason I was wondering about particulate matter."...   Read the full story
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Community Vital Signs is designed to provide a clear and dynamic path forward in promoting the health priorities of San Francisco.  The Community Benefit Partnership has taken steps to:

  • Establish ten priority health goals
  • Identify over 30 data indicators to help assess health status
  • Build an agenda for community health improvement
 

The San Francisco Community Benefits Partnership Annual Report Fall 2010 through Fall 2011 highlights work done in Phase II: Moving the Needle.

 
  
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