Are low wages an occupational health hazard? Two public health researchers...
Are low wages an occupational health hazard? Two public health researchers say 'yes'Low wages certainly impact a person’s health, from where people live to what they eat to how often they can visit a...
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View ArticleA Labor Day Tradition: Yearbook on US Occupational Health & Safety 2016
A Labor Day Tradition: Yearbook on US Occupational Health & Safety 2016The fifth edition of “The Year in US Occupational Health & Safety: Fall 2015 – Summer 2016” was released today, Labor Day...
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CDC: Health care workers report highest rates of asthmaMore than 2 million U.S. adults may be living with workplace-related asthma, according to new data from the Centers for Disease Control and...
View ArticleDeadly legacy of coal mining: a thousand new black lung disease cases
Deadly legacy of coal mining: a thousand new black lung disease casesI’m still haunted by the voice on my car radio. It was one of those “NPR moments.”We were parked at our destination, but there was...
View ArticleMidnight 28 years ago: Exxon Valdez ran aground, 11 million gallons crude oil...
Midnight 28 years ago: Exxon Valdez ran aground, 11 million gallons crude oil releasedDan Rather was the newscaster. His lead for the CBS Evening News on Friday, March 24, 1989 was:"An oil tanker ran...
View ArticleGeorgia congressman resurrects bad idea, poultry workers threatened with...
Georgia congressman resurrects bad idea, poultry workers threatened with faster line speedsRep. Doug Collins (R-GA) says U.S. poultry companies “are being handcuffed” by a rule that set the maximum...
View ArticleI'm shocked, shocked to find so many U.S. coal miners with black lung disease
I'm shocked, shocked to find so many U.S. coal miners with black lung diseaseI felt a little like Claude Rains (as Capt. Louis Renault) in the film Casablanca. He's the actor with the famous line"I'm...
View ArticleA Labor Day tradition: Sixth annual yearbook on worker health and safety...
A Labor Day tradition: Sixth annual yearbook on worker health and safety released todayFor the sixth year in a row, we present “The Year in U.S. Occupational Health & Safety,” our attempt to...
View Article#MeToo: Health consequences of harassment at work
#MeToo: Health consequences of harassment at workCelebrity chef John Besh has joined Harvey Weinstein and Bill O’Reilly in news headlines about sexual harassment in the workplace. The New Orleans-based...
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