TUESDAY, July 30, 2019 (HealthDay News) -- Workplace injuries severe enough to warrant more than a week away from work may increase the risk for death among workers, according to a study published online July 12 in the American Journal of
Industrial Medicine.
Noisy jobs may be linked with high blood pressure and high cholesterol among workers, finds a new study in the American Journal of
Industrial Medicine.
The study, published last month in American Journal of
Industrial Medicine , suggested lowering occupational noise pollution could bring a number of work-related health issues.
MD, director of ophthalmology at Childrens Hospital New Orleans has begun his two-year term as president of Orleans Parish Medical Society and has welcomed six new board members:Ann Borreson MD, LOTR, Ochsner Health System;John Heaton MD, MMM,chief medical officer, LCMC Health and Childrens Hospital New Orleans;William LaCorte MD, primary care/internal medicine, Ochsner Health System;Mehdi Qalbani MD, psychiatry/forensic psychiatry, Integrated Behavioral Health LLC;Michael Wheelis MD, FACEP, emergency/industrial medicine, West Jefferson
Industrial Medicine; andShana Zucker, MD/MPH/MScandidate, Tulane University School of Medicine.
Zaridze, "Cancer mortality among women in the Russian printing industry," American Journal of
Industrial Medicine, vol.
Hipkins, "Severe lead poisoning in the plastics industry: A report of three cases," American Journal of
Industrial Medicine, vol.
Luce et al., "Sinonasal cancer, occupation, and tobacco smoking in European women and men," American Journal of
Industrial Medicine, vol.
5 March 2015 - US-based occupational medicine company Nova Medical Centers has acquired US-based medical centre
Industrial Medicine, P.C.
Always curious, he expanded into
industrial medicine, serving the needs of over 50 light- and heavy-manufacturing companies, with concerns ranging from preemployment determinations to on-the-job injuries to toxic chemical exposures.