Recently posted by the federal Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, the paper says antiviral therapy for chronic hepatitis C virus infection continues to evolve.
Connie M. Knight pleaded guilty to three felony charges and a misdemeanor charge that she created fall documents in order to deliver hazardous waste training to people seeking to work in oil spill cleanup.
Two categories of services, drugs and home services, increase significantly between early and late-term care, it shows.
The organizers say more than 1,600 exhibitors will participate in the Nov. 5-8 trade fair and congress at the Dusseldorf, Germany fairgrounds.
By providing training materials and events to oil and gas exploration sites in five states, OSHA and STEPS work to improve safety at worksites.
Announcing Jan. 26 he has decided not to seek a sixth term in the U.S. Senate, the Iowa senator said he'll focus on education and health care during his final two years in Congress.
GT Energy has almost reached its fundraising goal for a Manchester geothermal facility to become operational by mid-2015.
The CEO and the Workforce Advisory Committee chair of the Mental Health Commission of Canada (MHCC) will discuss the new voluntary standard Jan. 29.
A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit said the president's appointment of three members in January 2012 violated the Constitution.
There is a risk that capacitors in the heat pump's converter box can fail and burn. The product is made in Sweden.
Resulting in $54,000 worth of fines, Rana Meal Solutions in Bartlett, Ill. exposed employees to ammonia hazards and lack of adequate safety procedures.
Gary May received a 21-month sentence on Jan. 17 after pleading guilty last year to conspiring to impede MSHA enforcement efforts at the mine, U.S. Attorney Booth Goodwin announced.
A vineyard employee's death could have been prevented had the tractor's kill switch not been removed.
The DOE inspector general said in a report that funds from $700 million smart-grid technology program have been mismanaged.
One that the report indicates works for principals is a Dutch system that certifies companies following independent audits of safety and environmental programs and performance.
Seth Harris, a former law professor, has been serving as deputy secretary since May 2009.
Medical schools interested in competing for a $10 million grant program must submit brief proposals by Feb. 15.