Many Ohio occupations require shift work, which can have a serious impact on employees' health. According to a study on the effects of shift work, people who are consistently deprived of sleep suffer from a number of health problems, including cancer, coronary heart...
Strains and sprains common among construction workers
Construction workers in Ohio and around the country are at risk for a range of different kinds of on-the-job injuries. Though safety on construction sites has improved significantly over the last 25 years, strains and sprains are still a big problem. Muscle, tendon,...
OSHA slashes permissable beryllium exposure limits
Beryllium is used at a variety of manufacturing facilities in Ohio and around the country because it is lighter than aluminum and stronger than steel. The gray metal is highly resistant to oxidation and is included in many nickel, iron copper and aluminum alloys, but...
4 thoughtful things to put in your will
Most people tend to shy away from making a will simply because end-of-life considerations are not fun things to think about. At some point, however, you will need to take a deep breath and tackle the job. The good news is you do not need to do it alone. An attorney...
Preventing suspension trauma
Ohio residents who work from heights face many potential hazards, one of which is suspension trauma. Also known as orthostatic intolerance, this serious health risk occurs when someone falls while wearing a full-body harness and remains suspended for a long period....
Technology takes aim at repetitive stress injuries
Ohio residents who work in manufacturing sometimes develop stress injuries from repeating motions over and over again while performing their jobs. These injuries may be debilitating, causing damage to people's wrists, hands, joints, muscles and tissues. They may leave...
