The September conference will focus on wellness and total worker health.
Effective Aug. 1, subscribers who now receive printed copies no longer will receive them. The publication is available free online.
Thomas E. Perez releases a statement through the Department of Labor.
A new study investigated the ergonomic effects of obesity-related functional performance impairment.
APHA recently announced that Mary E. Northridge, Ph.D., MPH, will complete her 16-year tenure as editor-in-chief of the journal in March 2015 and become its first editor emeritus.
The July Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine looked into the relationship between work failure and drinking.
Participation in the program is voluntary and intended for public-sector entities; labor organizations; academic institutions; federal, state, or local entities; and non-profit associations that align with the principles of a TWH approach.
About four months ago, the agency allowed it to be marketed as a preventative treatment for migraines.
A synergistic approach for integrating occupational safety and health protection with health promotion reduces costs, increases employee productivity, and boosts organizational performance.
The organization releases a set of recommendations to protect children from lead poisoning in developing countries.
The two agencies issued draft guidance that provides updated advice on fish consumption by pregnant women and children.
At Safety 2014, attendees learned what the new era of big data means for safety professionals.
The agency cites the company for violating the Federal Railroad Safety Act’s anti-discrimination provisions.
The number reported this year through April, 1,711, more than tripled the number during the same period in 2013.
The agency has announced it will be requiring a lower starting dose for the sleep drug.
The one-day event will involve nearly 60 employers and aims to promote safety and health on the job.
Dr. Tom Frieden, M.D., MPH, will be the speaker at its commencement ceremonies May 29.
The agency approves Zontivity to reduce the risk of heart attack, stroke and cardiovascular death in high risk patients.
The agency proposes extending its authority to other products, including e-cigarettes.
The agency proposes a new expedited access program for medical devices for patients whose conditions are urgent and serious.