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New research has identified ways employers can help prevent bakers from developing occupational asthma.

New Australian research highlights the importance of resolving workers' compensation claims quickly and effectively.

A detailed study of sewage, sludge and wastewater workers in Holland has found they suffer a higher level of respiratory problems than the general population.

A new study shows that a very simple instruction program to improve personal hygiene can significantly lower blood lead levels in workers in occupations exposed to the metal.

A major study has found that dust exposure for underground rail workers and travellers is not at dangerous levels.

A new study shows construction workers begin sustaining long-term hearing damage in their first three years of work.

Women with depression are more likely to be injured at work, according to a new study.

New research has confirmed that injured workers' recovery expectations are a good predictor of time to return to work.

A study finding that men and women are exposed to different risk factors within the same job highlights the importance of ensuring work is designed to minimise risks for both genders.

A Danish report has confirmed the existence of multiple chemical sensitivity and says there are ways for employers to help prevent the condition.