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New CDC data channel makes overdose trends easier to act on
CDC launched a centralized resource combining fatal and nonfatal overdose data, prevention strategies, and state-level trends.
Safety takeaway: use current local data to strengthen overdose-response plans, training, and access to evidence-based prevention resources.Read on CDC03
Silica exposure remains a major enforcement focus
OSHA cited a Pennsylvania brick manufacturer after workers were exposed above safe limits and required respiratory protections were not consistently provided.
Key topic: exposure monitoring, respirator fit testing, regulated areas, and medical surveillance.Read on OSHA04
Multistate outbreak linked to recalled alfalfa sprouts
CDC reported Salmonella and E. coli illnesses linked to recalled sprouts sold under the Calco and Everything Sprouts brands.
Safety takeaway: stop sale or service of affected products and wash and sanitize every surface or item that may have contacted them.Read on CDC05
Pressure, heat, and lockout failures led to fatal incidents
Following two incidents involving industrial kettles, OSHA highlighted pressure and thermal hazards, emergency water access, PPE assessment, and lockout/tagout training.
Key topic: control hazardous energy before servicing equipment and prepare for thermal exposure.Read on OSHA06
CDC warns businesses about recalled jalapeños
A multistate Salmonella outbreak was linked to jalapeños distributed primarily to restaurants and wholesalers across the country.
Safety takeaway: verify product sources, remove recalled peppers, and sanitize food-contact surfaces and equipment.Read on CDC07
Deadly gas release underscores chemical-process risks
A federal investigation at a Maine pulp mill found workplace safety and health hazards after a gas release resulted in two worker deaths.
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