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Growing evidence suggests trichloroethylene (TCE) exposure in the workplace or from environmental pollution may play a significant role in the development of Parkinson’s disease.

There are many questions when residential fires take place. Should something happen to your home such as a fire or explosion, there are certain things to remember and steps to take.

Learn what is considered sexual abuse, how common it is and what support is available for survivors

After years of frustration, the Union of Southern Service Workers (USSW), a Service Employees International Union (SEIU) affiliate, has petitioned to shut down South Carolina's state-run Occupational Safety and Health Administration program (SC OSHA), citing a litany of failures that compromise worker safety.

International Women’s Day is an occasion when we focus on women’s issues such as gender equality, reproductive rights, and violence against women. It is also a day when we should take a moment and reflect on the role women have played in all aspects of our world’s progress, including their impact on the professional…

In the United States alone, as the result of their employment, 2.6 million workers suffer nonfatal injuries or illnesses each year. Another 5,000 workers in the United States die at work annually. Aware of staggering statistics like these, the AFL-CIO declared April 28 Workers’ Memorial Day in 1989.

Over the past several years, alarming evidence has emerged exposing the presence of harmful levels of toxic heavy metals in store bought baby food.

In 2024, the EPA took the long overdue action of banning chrysotile asbestos—the only form of asbestos currently known to be used or imported in the U.S.

People injured by explosive Takata airbags can now file a claim for compensation through one of three separate funds that were created to compensate victims, but victims must present evidence that their airbag was defective and show the extent of their injuries in order to receive any compensation through the claims…

Can I sue snapchat? Learn why families and schools are suing and who may qualify to file a claim.