Congress specialty sessions zero in on hot topics

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The Specialty Sessions at the National Safety Council's 1993 Congress & Exposition will discuss a number of topics relating to 150 specific safety management issues. Subjects to be discussed will include reduction of worker compensation premiums, effective alcohol testing programs in the workplace, procedures for establishing an accident review committee and the reuse and recycling of waste materials. The meeting takes place between October 3-8, 1993, at McCormick Place Convention Center, Chicago.

Conferences, meetings and seminars, Occupational health and safety, Occupational safety and health, National Safety Council Congress and Exposition, 1993 AD

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How to beat the red and green blues

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Experts believe depression becomes commonplace during the holiday season due to the 'red and green blues,' where people perceive a contrast between reality and their expectations. Depression may also be caused by personal-affective disorder, where the season's climate and lighting induces mood changes. To avoid depression, experts suggest adopting realistic expectations, engaging in activities that reduce stress, observing a balanced diet and volunteering to help other people.

Methods, Prevention, Depression, Mental, Depression (Mood disorder), Stress management, Seasonal affective disorder

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