
What's new at OSHA - June 2009
If you run a non-profit, community or faith-based organization, there are grants available to support health and safety training and education for you and your workers...
Preventing Occupational Skin Disorders
Healthcare industry workers such as hospital and care home workers are prone to Occupational Skin Disorders (OSDs)...
Severity factors for emphysema in US coal miners
Emphysema is a chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) which results in the long term and progressive deformation and destruction of the architecture of the lung...
OSHA has released information to help employers and workers understand about the H1N1 virus...
H1N1 (Swine ‘flu) virus – essential links
This bulletin is dedicated to providing you with the essential links that you need to find out more about H1N1 (Swine ‘flu) virus...
The Global Initiative for Asthma (GINA) raises awareness of asthma through its annually celebrated World Asthma Day – this year the event was held on May 5th...
Examinetics, Inc. recommends that you mark April 28th in your calendar. Two awareness days for occupational safety and health are taking place on this date.
Screening drivers for substances to prevent workplace injury
Drugs and alcohol impact a worker’s ability to undertake tasks competently and effectively which in turn can impact...
What's new at OSHA - April 2009
This April, to mark Alcohol Awareness month, OSHA recommends that employers develop and implement a drug and alcohol free workplace program...
Thoracic Spine Pain prevalence and factors
Australian researcher Andrew Briggs and co-workers (2009) investigated the prevalence and associated factors for thoracic spine pain (TSP) in the adult working population...
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