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NIOSH eNews: Volume 19, Number 11, March 2022

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    Director’s Desk: Listening Safely for 2022 World Hearing Day -- Research Rounds:Inside NIOSH: Certain Health-related Conditions More Common Among Maritime Workers; Outside NIOSH: “Active” Seat Reduces Truck Drivers’ Exposure to Whole Body Vibration -- Highlights: Nominations for Prevention Through Design Award Are Now Open!; NOIRS 2022 Is Going VIRTUAL—Register Today!; New Safety Materials for Lawn Care Workers; National Academies Release Report on Protec ; ting Workers and the Public From Inhalation Hazards; NIOSH Board of Scientific Counselors Seeking Nominations for New Members; Job Vacancy: Supervisory Research Engineer NIOSH and Board of Certified Safety Professionals Renew Partnership -- NIOSH Congratulates: NIOSH Researcher Chosen as Engineer of the Year; NIOSH Senior Researcher Wins 2022 Media Award -- Monthly Features: New Communication Products & Reports; NIOSH Science Blog; Federal Register Notice; NORA; News From Our Partners; Conferences, Meetings, Webinars, & Events.
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