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Dive into Huang Xian’s story as a female occupational hygienist, a job which may require significant physical demands, including lifting and carrying heavy sampling equipment, depending on the specific job requirements. The ingenious use of ergonomic design with her tools has helped to ensure that anyone can carry out their work safely without the need…

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World Obesity Day is a global event, held annually on March 4, declared to raise awareness and increase knowledge about obesity and its effects on our health. Obesity is a global health problem and it is affecting more than 800 million of us worldwide, and millions more are at risk. It is defined as an…

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Vincent recovered well enough to return to work, the unfortunate traffic collision left a long scar on his right arm but will not cause him any permanent disability. The occupational therapist assured him that eventually, he will probably fully recover if he cares for it well. The orthopedic advised him to be excused for strenuous…

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Silica is a natural mineral found in materials like rocks, sand, and clay. When you inhale silica dust, they become trapped in lung tissue causing inflammation and scarring. This condition is called silicosis which results in permanent lung damage. So there is no cure and specific treatment for this disease which puts preventive measures in…

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What is it and how to deal with it? Musculoskeletal problems are very common among working-age people, with a lifetime occurrence rate of approximately 75% in a population, most frequently reported in the workplace are low back pain, neck pain, and upper limb pain; lower limb problems are less frequently reported. Causes are actually unpredictable…

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