Accidents in the laboratory often result from carelessness or ignorance—either by you or by those around you. From chemical spills to fires and from cuts to toxic fume inhalation, each incident can ...
“The unexpected blow lands heaviest,” said Seneca almost 2,000 years ago. If you work in a lab long enough, an accident will occur. Expecting an accident helps minimize its impact, while failing to do ...
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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. During the Iraq War, a biologist who received her biology degree from MIT was arrested in Afghanistan and had plans in her purse ...
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Russia plague scare: WHO reiterates biosafety rules despite no confirmed lab accident
The World Health Organization recently published a report, summarising Russia's response about the recent plague scare. In ...
Cal/OSHA says the way to get employers like the University of California to take safety more seriously is to impose tough penalties, including criminal prosecution. Ellen Widess oversees Cal/OSHA and ...
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Russian Lab Worker Dead Following Plague Lab Accident—Should We Be Worried?
Russian authorities insist that the incident in Irkutsk, Siberia, has been contained, with 200 people thought to have been ...
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