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Labs urged to boost worker safety measures
For weeks, 25-year-old Richard Din worked long hours in the lab, hoping for a research breakthrough. At the VA Medical Center in San Francisco, he was a research laboratory associate on a project to develop a vaccine against Neisseria meningitides serogroup B. But instead of saving lives, Din became a victim of the deadly organism. -
Failure to report has life-threatening result
Lack of reporting of infectious disease exposures may also result in a lack of treatment. And that can have serious, even deadly, consequences. -
A culture of safety includes patients
When you work to fix one problem in workplace safety, you may end up reducing other hazards to both workers and patients. -
Bioterrorism Watch - Winds of war: Researchers track airborne anthrax
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NIOSH begins work on occupational health survey
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What Makes Workers Want to Stay on the Job?
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Workers ready to leave over stress, high workload
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CDC urges caution for lab work with meningococcus
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Will Beverly settlement guide OSHA approach?
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