| What research can do: IWH newcomer training resource sees uptake by various groups in Canada |
No. 99, Winter
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| Estimating the societal costs of work injuries and illnesses in five EU countries |
No. 99, Winter
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| Understanding employment patterns among older workers in four countries |
No. 98, Fall
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| What research can do: IWH research helps prevention system shift focus from young to new workers |
No. 97, Summer
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| Psychosocial work conditions linked with both positive and negative mental health |
No. 97, Summer
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| Raising awareness about caregiver supports results in savings for employer: study |
No. 97, Summer
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| Review confirms prevention system’s message about injury risks and new workers |
No. 97, Summer
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| Workplace violence against women rising, driven by growing rates in education sector |
No. 96, Spring
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| Women’s work more likely than men’s to be disrupted due to caring for older relatives |
No. 96, Spring
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| Progress seen in occupational disease prevention, but data still lacking: speaker |
No. 95, Winter
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| Developing a new screening tool of psychosocial hazards |
No. 94, Fall
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| Slight improvements seen in workplace psychosocial conditions over 10 years |
No. 94, Fall
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| Sex/gender analysis: Links between psychosocial work factors and stress not always as expected |
No. 93, Summer
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| Sex/gender analysis: Are risks of violence at work higher for men or women? It depends on type of violence |
No. 93, Summer
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| Sex/gender analysis: Gender study finds overwork linked to higher risks of diabetes in women, not men |
No. 93, Summer
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| What research can do: IWH estimate of societal costs helps Ottawa make case for asbestos ban |
No. 93, Summer
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| IWH study estimates costs of non-melanoma skin cancers due to sun exposure at work |
No. 92, Spring
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| Workplace facilities and environments can help workers exercise during off-hours |
No. 92, Spring
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| Violence prevention efforts face challenges despite commitment from hospital leaders |
No. 92, Spring
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| Standing too long at work carries twice the risk of heart disease as sitting too long |
No. 90, Fall
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| Many questions need examining to establish effects of legalized cannabis on work safety |
No. 90, Fall
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| Workers with disabilities report greater hazard exposure and lower protection |
No. 90, Fall
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| Study on prolonged standing and heart disease: Setting the record straight |
No. 90, Fall
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| Study update: New cases of mesothelioma and asbestos-related lung cancer from one year cost $2.35B |
No. 90, Fall
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| Therapy can help manage depression, but in Manitoba, access to therapists is a concern |
No. 89, Summer
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