The Occupational Safety and Health Act was created by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) in 1970. The purpose was to ensure that employees
Whether you work at a doctor’s office, hospital, or healthcare center, you’ve probably heard the term biohazardous waste. It’s human body fluids, animal waste, and
A study by the Center for Disease Control and Prevent found that many American health care workers are not adequately trained for a situation where
Handling biohazardous materials has always been a safety concern for hospitals, emergency rooms, clinics, dentists, nursing homes, and other industries that deal with medical waste.
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