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Study links tanning beds to skin cancer

Boston – Evidence confirms a link between tanning bed exposure and an increased risk of three types of skin cancer, according to research presented by Mingfeng Zhang, lead researcher and a research fellow in the department of dermatology at Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School, on Oct. 24 at an American Association for Cancer Research conference.

Whistleblowing takes emotional toll: study

Penrith, Australia – Whistleblowing can have an intense, long-lasting emotional and professional impact on employees, according to new research that examined whistleblowing incidents in the nursing industry.

Smoke alarms not present in two-thirds of home fire fatalities: report

Quincy, MA – Between 2005 and 2009, about two-thirds of fire-related fatalities occurred in homes without properly operating smoke alarms, finds a recent report from the National Fire Protection Association.

Safety leaders discuss OSHA’s I2P2 standard

Philadelphia – Speakers at the 2011 NSC Congress & Expo occupational keynote addressed the benefits and challenges of a mandatory safety management program, and OSHA administrator David Michaels provided an update on the agency’s pursuit of its Injury and Illness Prevention Program Standard, also known as I2P2.
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FMCSA delays publication of proposed HOS changes

Washington – Publication of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s proposed changes to the Department of Transportation’s hours-of-service rule – originally due Oct. 28 – has been delayed, according to an agency statement.

Construction workers experience higher rates of injury, premature death: study

Washington – Nearly all construction workers will have at least one work-related injury in their lifetime and have a greater risk of dying prematurely, concludes new research from the Center for Construction Research and Training, which is affiliated with the AFL-CIO.

Teen drivers have higher crash rate than their parents: study

Bethesda, MD – Newly licensed teen drivers have a higher crash rate than their parents and are more likely to engage in risky driving maneuvers, according to researchers from the National Institutes of Health.

Battery powered LED beacon

The Magnalight CS-A-24LED Strobe Beacon can be mounted to any surface that accepts a magnet. It is powered by four AA batteries to produce up to 40 hours of runtime, and can be operated in a strobe or constant “on” mode.
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