May 4, 2017

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Workers unclear on employers' vaping policies: study

Tuscaloosa, AL – Many workers are unsure about their organizations' policies regarding e-cigarettes, according to a recent study from the University of Alabama. Read more
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Study links participation in weight-loss programs to reduced absenteeism

Orlando, FL – Obese workers who took part in a structured weight-loss program reported fewer hours missed on the job after six months, a recent University of Michigan study shows. Read more
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Researchers call for more focus on ergo guidelines for overweight, obese workers

College Station, TX – Guidelines for promoting good workplace ergonomics are less effective among workers who are overweight or obese, and increased focus on these groups is needed, according to researchers from Texas A&M University and the University at Buffalo. Read more
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Taking the stairs beats caffeine as a workday energy boost, researchers say

Athens, GA – Need to shake off some afternoon sluggishness? Skip the coffee or soda and head for the stairs, new research from the University of Georgia suggests. Read more
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'Yo-yo dieting' may increase risk of stroke, heart attack: study

New York – Frequent weight gain and loss may increase the risk of heart attack and stroke for people who have pre-existing coronary artery disease, according to a recent study from New York University Langone Medical Center. Read more
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