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Health, safety, and environmental regulation.
NBER Reporter
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March 22, 1994|
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Since the early 1970s, the United States has seen a substantial increase in federal government regulation, through the establishment of several new regulatory agencies. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have aroused particular controversy, attacked by some for being too strict and imposing large costs on business, and by others for being too lenient and allowing many hazards to remain. Congress is currently considering legislation affecting both agencies, and the debate about how much regulation is appropriate ...
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Nosocomial infections in the Surgical Intensive Care Unit: A difference between trauma and surgical patients
Magazine article from: The American Surgeon
; ...surgical site infections. From these data we determined infection rates per 100...related nosocomial infections and calculated infection rate by current...collected by an infection control specialist, and only infections that met the...
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Fungal Infections Among Returning Travelers.
Newspaper article from: Travel Medicine Advisor
; ...some instances, infection is acquired during...travel-related infections) while for others infection can be acquired...on those fungal infections acquired during...important opportunistic infection among HIV-infected...
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Infections are getting more serious
Magazine article from: Dermatology Times
; ...statistics on CA-MRSA infections, but reports from...the IDSA Emerging Infections Network, 84 percent...encountering a CAMRSA infection during 2003, says...the two types of infection apart. Not only are community infections more widespread...
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Infection risk 20 times higher in developing countries.
Newspaper article from: The Nation (Karachi, Pakistan)
; ...acquire one or more infections. The risk of health care-associated infection in developing countries...highlighted the risks of infections in hospitals and...prevention strategies. Infection can be the principle...different types of infections. A multidisciplinary...and an effective ...
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Premies' infections increase risk for mental, physical problems.
Magazine article from: Women's Health Weekly
; ...degree to which infections contracted after birth, including infections not directly involving...who had had an infection had at least one...weight infant's infection does not automatically...infants who have had infections should be watched...
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The infection challenge; Proactive hospitals realize the value of prevention.(From the C-Suite)
Magazine article from: Modern Healthcare
; ...reporting of these infections, and pending...disclosure of infection rates. Congress...leaders target zero infections as the vision and heed the advice of infection prevention and...isolate sources of infections to limit their...
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Infection and Anemia In Canadian Aboriginal Infants
Magazine article from: Canadian Journal of Dietetic Practice and Research
; ...carence en fer ou l'infection ou aux deux. Pour...filles) exempts d'infections. La prvalence de l...avaient souffert d'une infection au cours des deux semaines...parents to describe any infections. A nurse drew blood...no fever or signs of infection. Hemoglobin concentration...
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Modifying infection prevention and control behaviors.(Infection Protection)
Magazine article from: Healthcare Purchasing News
; Infection rates in healthcare...costs. Controlling infections is an ongoing task...National Nosocomial Infection Surveillance System...been collecting infection incidence rates...hospital-acquired infections since 1970. Data...
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Smokers' infections increase risk.
Newspaper article from: Heart Disease Weekly
; ...people without such infections. Early atherosclerosis...normal arteries. Infection also promoted artery...smokers without infection showed a gradual...result of chronic infections that develop during...especially respiratory infections, such as smokers...smokers with chronic ...
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Infection control in an x-ray department
Magazine article from: Synergy
; Control of Infection Special Introduction...hospital-acquired infections. In 1884, Florence...hospital-acquired infections are still widespread...programmes for infection control are put...little research into infection control policies...hospital-acquired infections are generalised...
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