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What I learned at NIOSH
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"Workers are going to die on the job": Agricultural research centers concerned by federal budget cuts
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Five years of COVID-19: How the pandemic altered the workforce
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Yukon firefighters say fire service still lacking support after rescue equipment, truck purchase delayed
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Does a Ban on Dry-Cleaning Chemicals Mean You Should Change Your Routine?
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Younger people at greater risk of heat-related deaths this century – study
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For Northwest loggers, work is a source of pride — and danger
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With notable cases of bird flu in the Northwest, how concerned should Washingtonian's be?
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Annual Breysse memorial lecture highlights worker protections through public policy
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Franklin County poultry workers test positive for bird flu, state health officials investigating
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Bird flu cases in people quietly tick up, with dozens reported across 6 states
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TikTokers are touting vibration plates for health benefits, but do they work?
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Farm safety advocates talk physical, mental health
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Extreme heat due to climate crisis puts people at greater risk of kidney disease
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New lawsuit claims worker died after being electrocuted at Tesla facility in Austin
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Family-run Lynnwood asbestos company hit with one of the biggest fines L&I's doled out in years
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WA agency fails to reinspect a third of ‘severe violator’ employers
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New tools track worker-safe weather data
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Protecting temporary workers in the e-scrap industry
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WA has one of the highest workplace injury rates in the U.S. But is that really a problem?
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Protecting workers from extreme heat through an energy-efficient workplace cooling transformation
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Study finds public transit workers exposed to fentanyl residue, meth smoke
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There's meth on that: Study finds drug traces on Seattle transit rides
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Fentanyl, methamphetamine smoke lingers on buses, trains, study finds
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UW study finds meth, fentanyl in air and on surfaces of public transit
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Bus operators most likely to be impacted by fentanyl, meth levels on transit, UW study finds
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Seattle becomes first U.S. city to permanently require sick leave for delivery and app-based workers
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Seattle buses, trains to get detectors to study how fentanyl smoke moves
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Ergonomics bill back on the table in Washington state
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Farmworkers don’t always notice their own mental health struggles
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