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Hearing loss more common among military veterans: study

Atlanta – Military veterans are 30 percent more likely to experience severe hearing loss than non-veterans, according to research published in the July 22 edition of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.

Safety group cautions RV drivers about railroad crossings

Washington – With summer being a prime time for family vacations, safety education group Operation Lifesaver Inc. recently released tips for driving recreational vehicles near railroad crossings.

NHTSA seeks to prevent child deaths in hot vehicles

Washington – The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on July 26 hosted a roundtable meeting to discuss strategies for preventing hyperthermia deaths among children who are left in hot motor vehicles.

Changes to federal workers’ comp raise many questions, experts say

Washington – Proposed changes to the Federal Employees’ Compensation Act could help move injured workers out of the disability system and save money, but doing so brings forth many issues according to testimony at a July 26 Senate subcommittee hearing.
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Congress debates FMCSA safety programs

Washington – A recent Senate hearing on the reauthorization of motor carrier safety programs reopened the debate surrounding safety regulation and its effect on business.

GAO: More planning necessary for emergency telework

Washington – Several government agencies need to work together to better incorporate telework into emergency and continuity planning, a new Government Accountability Office report recommended.

‘Extreme’ skateboard tricks put youth at risk for injury

New York – In connection with the 17th Annual X Games taking place in Los Angeles July 28-31, the Hospital for Special Surgery is offering safe skateboarding tips for children and teens.

Combining enforcement, media campaigns reduces distracted driving: study

Syracuse, NY – Increased police presence paired with public education campaigns may help reduce distracted driving, indicates research from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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Rating system evaluates construction safety

Corvallis, OR – A new tool from Oregon State University researchers is intended to help construction employers assess the safety performance of projects during the planning and design phases.

Law enforcement deaths continue to rise: report

Washington – On-duty police officer deaths are on the rise, according to preliminary figures from the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund and the Concerns of Police Survivors.

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