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Latino workers face staggering risks on NC construction sites Why are so many dying?

Latino workers face staggering risks on NC construction sites Why are so many dying?
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North carolinaUnited statesUnion countyGilberto monico fernCharlotte outerbeltJacob garmonGuadalupe alvaradoMorgan richeyRicardo castilloRanferi calvilloAlejandro corveraPaul sullivanRony yanesCharlotte dilworthIris bonillaVernon sumwalt

Latino workers face staggering risks on NC construction sites Why are so many dying?

North carolinaUnited statesUnion countyRicardo castilloIris bonillaCharlotte outerbeltRony yanesJesus chuy olivaresVernon sumwaltJose canaca bonillaJacob garmonPaul sullivanGilberto monico fernGuadalupe alvaradoAlejandro corveraRanferi calvillo

ANOTHER OPINION: Child labor violations are soaring, so Indiana loosens the rules

In FY 2023, the U.S. Department of Labor concluded 955 investigations of child labor violations, a 14% increase from the previous year. It assessed more than $8 million in penalties,

United statesFort wayneFranklind rooseveltMichael schumanUpton sinclairShelli yoderDepartment of laborPackers sanitation services incUs bureau of labor monthlyUs department of laborUniversity of iowaVirginia universityWest virginia universityAmerican journalIndustrial medicinePresident franklin

Ill-gotten gains: Why does American society coerce us to we work while sick?

A reversal in the CDC's COVID isolation guidance is "a class issue and it's concerning," advocates say

United statesAngela meriquezLeanne derigneCenters for diseaseFlorida atlantic universityWashington postDisease controlRobert halfSaju mathewAmerican journalIndustrial medicineBody politicCenters for disease control

The Importance of Lung Cancer Screening in Individuals Exposed to the World Trade Center Disaster

Investigators evaluated risk factor–based guidelines and risk model–based strategies for lung cancer screening in World Trade Center–exposed responders.

New yorkUnited statesCity of new yorkKrystall clevenRachel zeig owensDavidj prezantNational cancer institute surveillanceHealth programUs preventive services taskEnd results programNational lung screening trialWorld trade center working groupWorld trade center health programUnited states preventive services task forceNational lung screening trial research teamAlbert einstein college of medicine