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Successful STAMI conference on work- related cancer
STAMI gathered key national and international research environments for major meetings on work-related cancer.
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Norwegian version of European website on carcinogens launched
Work-related cancer can be prevented. A new website in Norwegian offers companies practical ...
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Preventing work-related cancer - current research and future research needs
On September 25, STAMI is holding an international scientific meeting on the prevention of work-related cancer.
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Technical issues at work may increase the risk of sick leave
However, offering support and training at the same time as introducing new technology can help prevent employees from facing challenges t...
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STAMI’s research deemed world-class in national review
The National Institute of Occupational Health (STAMI) is ranked at the forefront of international research on work environment and occupa...
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The 11th AIRMON Symposium: Invitation and Call for Abstracts
Building on the success of previous AIRMON conferences, the 11th International Symposium on Modern Principles of Air Monitoring and Biomo...
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Safeguard the work environment in transitions
Climate change is forcing our businesses through significant transitions. It is crucial that the work environment is included from the st...
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New knowledge about telework from home, work environment, and health
When developing guidelines for telework from home, companies should focus on creating conditions that benefit the health and motivation o...
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Vibration from handheld power tools can be reduced by 75 percent
Working with vibrating power tools can lead to reduced hand function. Now, researchers at STAMI have contributed to the development of po...
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Cellular offices contribute to job control
Employees in cellular offices experienced a higher level of percieved job control than colleagues with shared or open offices. Moving fro...
