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NIOSH eNews: Volume 21, Number 12, April 2024

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    Director’s Desk: Over 10,000 Firefighters Registered and Counting! -- Research Rounds; Risky Driving Behaviors and Employer Motor Vehicle Safety Policies Among U.S. Oil and Gas Extraction Workers; The Association Between Safety Climate and Noncombat Injury Events Among United States Air Force Workers -- Highlights: Save the Date for the National Stand-Down to Prevent Struck-by Incidents!; Prepare for the Summer Heat; NIOSH’s Impact Wellbeing™ Campaign Releases Guide to Improve Healthcare Worker Burnout; Improving the Safety and Health of Workers Who Use PPE; NIOSH Board of Scientific Counselors Seeks Nominations for New Members; NIOSH Announces New Division Director; NIOSH Announces Phase 2 Winners of the Respirator Fit Evaluation Challenge; In Memoriam: Dr. Richard “Rick” W. Niemeier -- Monthly Features: Meetings and Events; Communication Products; Science Blog; NORA; News From Our Partners’ Federal Register Notice -- Newsroom – Careers.
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