A Massachusetts lawmaker is looking for answers from Verizon on the toxic lead exposure to workers in telecommunications.

Labor organizers hope the state will join the likes of California and Washington in requiring employers to provide workers with water, shade and rest.

As a researcher focused on health and social supports for aging adults and people living with disabilities, hurricane season arriving amid our current politics gives me pause.

Health specialists were put on leave, and a report on how to protect 20 million workers from wildfire smoke has stalled ...

What is the status of Verizon’s efforts to compile a comprehensive inventory, including geographic mapping, of all known and ...

Referred to as ‘popcorn lung,’ the obstructive lung condition has been challenging clinicians for decades. But more recent ...

Wildfire specialists at the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health were on leave when smoke from Canadian ...

Trump says he backs the MAHA agenda which includes eliminating toxins linked to human health problems. But his administration ...

The federal judge said the NIH violated federal law by arbitrarily canceling more than $1 billion in research grants because ...

A proposed HHS reorganization would dissolve NIOSH, merging its worker safety programs into the new Administration for a ...