When should you call a doctor?

Article Abstract:

Several guidelines that help differentiate minor ailments from alarming symptoms are discussed. Unexplained stomachaches, headaches, lumps, sudden weight increase or reduction, frequent urination, chest pains and skin disorders should be identified and properly reported to qualified physicians. The presence of these symptoms does not necessarily mean that medical assistance is necessary. However, following the recommended guidelines will prove invaluable in preventing certain conditions from worsening.

Methods, Self-examination, Medical, Self examination (Medical)

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Continuing opportunities

Article Abstract:

A survey of salaries in the health and safety industry shows that the safety and health field is continuing to provide competitive salaries and employment opportunities.

Surveys, Recruiting, Wages, Wages and salaries

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Safety numbers at a crossroads

Article Abstract:

Slight improvements to workplace safety have been reported, although at-home unintentional-injury deaths have risen.

Research, Work-related injuries, Work related injuries

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