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In addition to the numbered publications in the list below, NIOSH has issued many other reports and documents which are listed in the NIOSHTIC-2 database.

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Dec 2014
Youth@Work - talking safety: a safety & health curriculum for young workers, Kentucky edition (superseded).
Nov 2014
A story of impact: a NIOSH-funded research study improves safety and health of farm workers and their families.
Nov 2014
A story of impact: NIOSH smart phone application improves ladder safety to reduce falls.
Nov 2014
A story of impact: online training helps protect nurses and other healthcare workers from workplace violence.
Nov 2014
A story of impact: PFD manufacturer adopts NIOSH research into product development process.
Nov 2014
A story of impact: use of model farmers proves effective in increasing safety practices among Navajo agricultural workers.
Nov 2014
Caring for yourself while caring for others: practical tips for homecare workers.  (Español)
Nov 2014
Caring for yourself while caring for others: training for homecare workers.
Nov 2014
Law enforcement officer motor vehicle safety: findings from a statewide survey.
Oct 2014
Ergonomic solutions for retailers: prevention of material handling injuries in the grocery sector.
Sep 2014
NIOSH list of antineoplastic and other hazardous drugs in healthcare settings, 2014 (superseded by 2016-161).
Aug 2014
NIOSH skin notation (SK) profiles: 2-diethylaminoethanol [CAS No. 100-37-8].
Aug 2014
NIOSH skin notation (SK) profiles: 2-ethoxyethyl acetate [CAS No. 111-15-9].
Aug 2014
NIOSH skin notation (SK) profiles: 2-mercaptobenzothiazole [CAS No. 149-30-4]; sodium 2-mercaptobenzothiazole [CAS No. 2492-26-4]; Zinc 2-Mercaptobenzothiazole [CAS No.155-04-4].
Aug 2014
NIOSH skin notation (SK) profiles: allyl glycidyl ether (AGE) [CAS No. 106-92-3].
Aug 2014
NIOSH skin notation (SK) profiles: ethyl acrylate [CAS No. 140-88-5].
Aug 2014
NIOSH skin notation (SK) profiles: isophorone diisocyanate [CAS No. 4098-71-9].
Aug 2014
NIOSH skin notation (SK) profiles: methyl isocyanate [CAS No. 624-83-9].
Aug 2014
NIOSH skin notation (SK) profiles: nitrobenzene [CAS No. 98-95-3].
Aug 2014
NIOSH skin notation (SK) profiles: phenylhydrazine [CAS No. 100-63-0].
Aug 2014
NIOSH skin notation (SK) profiles: propargyl alcohol [CAS No. 107-19-7].
Aug 2014
Quick sleep tips for truck drivers.
Aug 2014
Recommended practices: protecting temporary workers.
Jul 2014
Buy quiet process.
Jul 2014
Buy quiet.
Jul 2014
Buy quiet: hearing loss is preventable.
Jul 2014
Enhanced Video Analysis of Dust Exposures (EVADE) software (superseded).
Jul 2014
Guidelines for performing a helmet-CAM respirable dust survey and conducting subsequent analysis with the Enhanced Video Analysis of Dust Exposures (EVADE) software.
Jul 2014
Health hazard evaluation program: what employees should know.  (Español)
Jul 2014
Health hazard evaluation program: what employers should know.  (Español)
Jul 2014
Hearing loss is preventable and you can do something about it.  (Español)
Jul 2014
Observation-based posture assessment: review of current practice and recommendations for improvement.
Jul 2014
Occupational hearing loss surveillance (revised 07/2014).
Jun 2014
Preventing worker injuries and deaths from backing construction vehicles and equipment at roadway construction worksites.  (Español)
May 2014
A summary of NIOSH childhood agricultural injury prevention extramural research under the Childhood Agricultural Injury Prevention Initiative: a quindecennial (1997-2011) of progress.
May 2014
Commercial fishing morbidity and mortality U.S. distant water tuna fleet 2006-2012.
May 2014
NIOSH Center for Motor Vehicle Safety: strategic plan for research and prevention, 2014-2018.
May 2014
Preventing falls from heights through the design of embedded safety features.  (Español)
May 2014
The state of the national initiative on Prevention through Design.
Apr 2014
NIOSH bibliography of communication and research products 2013.
 


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