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Coffee Creamers Carry Hidden Fat, Calories
A non-profit organization has warned that some coffee creamers are likely to carry hidden calories and trans fat, which is harmful to the heart. The Center for Science in the Public Interest released the results of its study on several popular brands of coffee creamers earlier this week in Washington. The organization said multiple cups ...

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Prevent Work Accidents with Proper Gear
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recently released its report on the work standards which most frequently received citations from OSHA and labor standards inspectors. The top two most frequently cited standards involved scaffolding and fall protection in the construction industry. In 2005, the latest year with ...

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Bugs Also Affect Computer Keyboards
It’s not only your computer that gets bugs but also your computer keyboard. And these bugs are the kind that can make you ill, according to a study published in London by a consumer group Thursday. A microbiologist swabbed the computer keyboards on the consumer group’s own equipment. All of the 33 keyboards tested ...

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High-Rise Safety Not Working?
New York has a long tradition of ironclad safety regulations and equipment to prevent high-rise construction workers from falling to the ground hundreds of feet below. A spate of accidents in high-rise construction sites has led to questions about whether safety rules are working. Since the beginning of the year, there have been 10 ...

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Blast Rips Georgia Sugar Refinery
Firefighters have recovered the bodies of four workers in a sugar refinery blast Thursday evening that injured at least 62 people and caused a lot of fires that were difficult to put under control. Four workers are still classified missing. The blast ripped through the plant at about 7 p.m. Thursday night setting fire to...

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Railway Safety Bill Passes House
The House passed Wednesday a bill that would reduce the number of working hours required for railroad crews, and would increase railway safety inspectors to almost double the current numbers. This new bill, which will go to the Senate for consideration, is said to the first major revamp of the nation’s Federal Railroad Administration (FRA). ...

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Work Stress Can Trigger Next Heart Attack
A recent research report published in the American Medical Association Journal said that first-heart-attack patients who continue to undergo chronic work stress have two times the risk of suffering a second heart attack. The authors of the study, from the Universite Laval Faculty of Medicine in Quebec, said this study is the first that tracks ...

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Laboratory Safety Tips
People may have different reactions to the idea of handling chemicals. Some may feel there is absolutely nothing to be worried about; others may feel quite apprehensive at the thought of being exposed. In fact, serious consequences can impact on health and safety concerns if chemicals are not handled properly. But with diligence ...

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House Wants Safeguards for Popcorn Workers
Democrats in the House of Representatives filed a bill that orders the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) to set standards that will limit exposure of workers to diacetyl, a chemical used as a flavoring additive in food plants. Democrats say the continued lack of OSHA regulations regarding use of the chemical has ...

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Immigrant Workers and Safety Issues
Immigrants in the U.S. often face the most dangerous work but have the least resources to protect themselves. It is estimated that between twenty-eight and thirty million immigrants live in the United States, slightly more than 10.4% of the U.S. population. Ninety percent of these are of working age. In the large immigrant states, ...

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Ontario Nurses to Get Safety Needles
Nurses and other frontline health care workers in Ontario will soon be equipped with safety needles and respirators for better protection against needle-stick injuries and dangerous infections.The provincial government announced Thursday, Aug. 23, that it will stockpile 55 million N95 respirators, to protect health workers...

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Nokia Cellphone Batteries to Be Replaced
Over 46 million BL-5C batteries powering Nokia cellular phones will be replaced for free, according to a Nokia advisory posted on its Web site. The batteries, manufactured by the Japanese company, Matsushita Electric, were found to overheat. These batteries were produced between December 2005 and November 2006. ...

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Will Trapped Utah Miners Last 3 Days?
A tunnel collapsed in a Utah coal mine after an intensity 4.0 earthquake last Monday morning (August 6), trapping six miners. Rescuers are having difficulty getting to them because of the volume of debris, and the miners may remain underground for another three days. It is hoped they will last that ...

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When News Choppers Collide
It is not often that newsmen become news themselves. For two news teams, it started as an airborne coverage of a police chase but ended in a double tragedy, when the two choppers carrying them collided in mid-air, killing all four people aboard. Two helicopter pilots and two photographers were killed in the accident.

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How Safe Is America’s Space Program?
The safety of NASA has been called in to question again recently due to multiple events in the last year: in February, astronaut Lisa Nowak was arrested amid allegations that she stalked and tried to kidnap a woman who was dating an astronaut that she had in the past; in April, contractor Bill Phillips was able to sneak a gun past security ...

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Keep Your Computer Data Safe
The experts claim there are two types of hard drives. One is a hard drive that has failed. The other is a hard drive that is about to fail.
How many times have you had to start over with your hard drive – putting all that important information back into the computer by hand if your hard drive did not lose the information entirely by failing? Well, there is something you can do to combat losing the information on your computer hard drive.

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Helping Injured Workers Get Back on the Job
Getting hurt on the job is the last thing most people think of when they head into work each morning, but it happens more often than you think. According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), there were 4.7 million workplace injuries and illnesses reported in 2002. If you break the numbers down to the simplest terms, that accounts for 12,877 people getting hurt each day or 537 people per hour.

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When Work has Dried Out (Your Eyes)
If you are one of the 77 million computer users in the United States, chances are you occasionally suffer from tired and burning eyes, dry eyes, headaches, double or blurred vision, color distortion, eye strain or a loss of vision focus. And, if you are one of the millions of people who wear contact lenses, your symptoms can be even worse and more frequent.

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Free the Spine & Neck, Feel Taller
5 minute Desk exercise from www.desk-trainer.com to reduce Repetitive Strain Injury, to relieve upper back pain, neck and shoulder pain. Desk Trainer Ltd. has developed series of such exercises for people who work long hours at their computers as part of ergonomic health and safety to increase productivity for individuals and corporations.

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