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Information about occupational diseases and the Haz-Map database project; includes occupational asthma, allergic contact dermatitis, hypersensitivity pneumonitis, inhalation fever, infections, toxic hepatitis, lead poisoning and methemoglobinemia;
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Occupational Cancer
http://www.haz-map.com/cancer.htm
Causal Agent-Cancer Links in Haz-Map. The chemical-disease links in Haz-Map regarding occupational cancer are based on Cancer Epidemiology and Prevention, 3rd Edition. PhD, Lesley Richardson, MSc, and Paolo Boffetta, MD, MPH. Dr. Siemiatycki's book, Risk Factors for Cancer in the Workplace. Who has master's degrees in Nuclear Engineering and Medical Physics and a doctoral degree in Epidemiology at Harvard. The Intersection of Epidemiology and Toxicology. Cancer Epidemiology and Prevention. For example, i...
What's New?
http://www.haz-map.com/wotsnu.htm
Web Changes and Database Updates. January 25, 2016. Last week, NLM published the 20 name changes shown below. Also, the content changes based on the review of occupational medicine journals was published. Live hyperlinks to PubMed abstracts were added, as you can see by looking at the Comments fields for agents and diseases, e.g., Beryllium and Silicosis, complicated. November 17, 2015. Current Name (will become Alternative Name). Aluminum metal and insoluble compounds. Arsenic and inorganic compounds.
Database Overview
http://www.haz-map.com/overview.htm
V Structure of Haz-Map. Figure 2: Two levels of information in Haz-Map: diseases and chemicals; The Toxic Chemicals table includes biological agents like grain dust and latex rubber. Notice the bi-directional arrows indicating that users can find all chemicals linked to each disease and all diseases linked to each chemical. Similarly, they can also see all findings of a disease or all diseases with the finding. For each occupational disease, which jobs have the highest risk? VI Updating the Database.
Ionizing Radiation
http://www.haz-map.com/radiation.htm
1 What is ionizing radiation? Elements with the same number of protons and different number of neutrons are called isotopes. Isotopes have identical chemical properties, but some isotopes are stable and some are unstable (radioactive). The activity of a radionuclide (radioactive isotope) is a measure of how many atoms undergo radioactive decay per unit of time, i.e., disintegrations/sec. [ WHO website: Ionizing radiation. And NCRP Report No. 65: Information on Selected Radionuclides. 2 How is it measured?
Occupational Infections
http://www.haz-map.com/infect.htm
The following table classifies occupational infections into 6 categories:. Contact with Infected Living Animal. Contact with Contaminated Animal Product. Tick, Flea, or Mite Bite. Contact with Human or Animal Waste. Contact with Infected Patient or Blood. Raise Dust Containing the Pathogen. Handle infected domestic animals (inhalation or percutaneous exposure). Hendra and Nipah viral diseases. Handle infected chickens or birds. Bite or scratch by infected dog or cat. Inhalation or percutaneous exposure).
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Sulfite ALLERGYS - important. GUIDE TO what to avoid and what to use for allergies. Fragrance/Perfume Allergy (What to avoid and what to use instead). Sulfa poisoning stories from people with the sensitivity. Sulfite Allergys - Testimonials. What to Do about Sulfa sensitivity. What to Do about Sulfa sensitivity (2). True Test (Patch testing). Top 10 Skin Allergies. MOST used in Dental Industry. Quite a few are sulphates. Not for Sulfa sensitive people). Electro Magnetic Field Allergy. More info on EMF.
Safety Tidbits: November 2008
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Safety meeting topics for safety professionals or anyone looking for something to share with their people. Monday, November 17, 2008. Safety and Health Tip 46. Keep your Eyes and Mind on Task. There is a lot going on this time of the year and it is easy to lose focus of what we are doing. Many people are worried about the economy (are they going to lose their house or their job). The days are shorter and minds may wander and daydreaming can lead to trouble. Nobody wants a lifetime of regret…nobody! 8211;...
Safety Tidbits: July 2008
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Safety meeting topics for safety professionals or anyone looking for something to share with their people. Monday, July 28, 2008. Get in the GAME! Week 31/Safety Tip 31. We know are jobs and we know the rules…. So what is the problem? Rules are rules and they apply all the time! We all see unsafe conditions occasionally, but most go unreported…. Think of your co-workers! Supervisors if someone reports an unsafe condition, you need to take action… are you addressing these issues… if not WHY? Approximately...
Safety Tidbits: March 2009
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Safety meeting topics for safety professionals or anyone looking for something to share with their people. Thursday, March 5, 2009. Safety Topic of the Week -. Accept responsibility for your actions and choices. Every action, every decision you make has consequences. Make better choices. Everybody’s luck runs out, eventually! Make Time for Safety…You’re Worth It! You owe your family and co-workers that much! I took Chance to work today…. His friends are all injured or dead. And luckily I’m not dead!
Safety Tidbits: February 2009
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Safety meeting topics for safety professionals or anyone looking for something to share with their people. Friday, February 6, 2009. Safety - Off the Job! Week 6 Health and Safety Tip. Don’t think you can let your guard down just because you punched out. Safety issues are a 24/7 Concern - Keep Your Guard Up. Do you follow proper safety procedures at home? Are you using the proper tools and equipment? Do you wear PPE at home? You only have two eyes – wear those safety glasses (and your other PPE too!
Safety Tidbits: 9-17-12 Make Time for LOTO
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Safety meeting topics for safety professionals or anyone looking for something to share with their people. Tuesday, September 18, 2012. 9-17-12 Make Time for LOTO. Protect Yourself - Make Time for LOTO! You won’t do the family any good by getting injured. Talent is God given. Be humble. Fame is man-given. Be grateful. Conceit is self-given. Be careful. Work Safely because You Can’t Count on Luck. How many times in your life (on or off the job) have you said to yourself, "Wow that was a close call! Avoid ...
Safety Tidbits: February 2010
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Safety meeting topics for safety professionals or anyone looking for something to share with their people. Thursday, February 25, 2010. What's a Near Miss / Near Hit? Usually a near miss or hit is defined as an accident that almost happened. When near misses occur they can be regarded as early warnings that something is wrong somewhere in the system. We therefore need to develop a system which allows us to take action before an injury occurs. All Near Misses should be reported, reviewed and recommended c...
Safety Tidbits: January 2009
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Safety meeting topics for safety professionals or anyone looking for something to share with their people. Monday, January 5, 2009. Multi-tasking can be dangerous and more. Who you gonna CALL? Recent reports suggest that people using a cell phone are 4 times more likely to have an accident. OK.so what about these teens that actually text while driving? Bottom Line: If you aren't driving DEFENSIVELY, you may be in trouble! TEXTING WHILE DRIVING.you may not live to fight another day! Fact: Fast Food is kil...
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Sulfite ALLERGYS - important. GUIDE TO what to avoid and what to use for allergies. Fragrance/Perfume Allergy (What to avoid and what to use instead). Sulfa poisoning stories from people with the sensitivity. Sulfite Allergys - Testimonials. What to Do about Sulfa sensitivity. What to Do about Sulfa sensitivity (2). True Test (Patch testing). Top 10 Skin Allergies. MOST used in Dental Industry. Quite a few are sulphates. Not for Sulfa sensitive people). Electro Magnetic Field Allergy. More info on EMF.
HIECH
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Check back for more information on our semi-annual Conference. This area of our site is dedicated to providing resources and links to help you get good information about School Environmental Health. We will continually add information to this site to provide you with links to new research and resources related to School Indoor Environmental Health. Healthy School Resources Links. EPA - IAQ tools for schools. Collaborative for High Performance Schools. CDC Safety Checklist for Schools.
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HAZ-LOC Portable Vacuum Cleaners Organization | Dedicated to a safer work environment
What we stand for. Members & Membership. Dedicated to a better understanding and safer use of portable vacuum cleaners in industrial environments and hazardous locations. The HAZ-LOC Portable Vacuum Cleaners Organization (PVCO) is the leading voice of manufacturers of portable vacuum cleaners certified for use in hazardous locations. The Organization actively promotes the safe collection and containment of combustible, conductive and flammable materials. What we stand for. Members & Membership.
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Will update went i'm back in. I'm supposed to update this yesterday, but I ended up sleeping nearly the whole night through. P:P I can guarantee he'll find me crazy after reading this. And result of winning? Yay Hehe. Fetch, then erm. I still don't know what the plan is. Have preparation for SC event on the day itself, then SC event the next morning. Ahhh. Who goes back to school on a weekend? Ps I'll love you til the end. I finally watched that show, I know it's been eons. Shhh. I see your picture,.
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Haz-Map: An Occupational Toxicology Database
Haz-Map: An Occupational Toxicology Database. Lessons Learned about Dose-Response and Structure-Activity Relationships. Friday, May 24, 2013. How Many Chemicals Are There in the World? According to the Wikipedia article on bacteria, "Following present classification, there are a little less than 9,300 known species of prokaryotes, which includes bacteria and archaea but attempts to estimate the true number of bacterial diversity have ranged from 10. Updated every few years by the World Health Organization.
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A Relational Database of Hazardous Chemicals and Occupational Diseases. Job Tasks and Diseases. Chronic Bronchitis and COPD. Query Haz-Map on the National Library of Medicine Website. Check Out the Latest Intelligent Database: IDdx: Infectious Disease Queries. How to Use Haz-Map: National Library of Medicine Webinar on October 24, 2017.
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