May 17, 2012: OSHA's Safety Tests Protect Workers at Little Cost: Study
But some disagree with researchers' conclusions

May 07, 2012: Health Tip: Work on Good Posture
Your feet should rest flat on the floor

May 04, 2012: Positive Thinking, Persistence Pay Off in Job Search: Study
Staying focused on finding employment is most important factor, researchers say

April 21, 2012: On-the-Job Injuries Can Be Lethal to U.S. Teens
88 lost their lives to workplace trauma in 2010 alone, study found

April 20, 2012: Bedbugs Can Infest Your Office, Too
In Tennessee, government workers noticed persistent bites

April 18, 2012: Many Call Center Workers Plagued by Voice Woes
One-quarter develop issues with hoarseness, sore throats, study finds

April 13, 2012: Obese Workers' Health Care Costs Top Those of Smokers
Smokers cost employers an additional $1,275 a year, while obese workers cost $1,850 more, study says

April 09, 2012: Feeling 'Trapped,' Obligated Raises Odds of Job Burnout: Study
Lack of options at work can be emotionally draining, researchers say

April 04, 2012: Narcissists Often Ace Job Interviews, Study Finds
That's because they can comfortably sell themselves to convince the interviewers, researchers report

April 02, 2012: Pets at Work Keep Workers Happy
Research shows employees more productive, less stressed if their dogs accompany them to the job

March 30, 2012: Fewer U.S. Med Students Choose Psychiatry: Report
Shortage of doctors will hit rural areas especially hard, American Psychiatric Association says

March 30, 2012: When Paramedics Suspect Stroke, They're Usually Right
This means life-saving treatment can start earlier, study says

March 29, 2012: 911 Dispatchers May Suffer From Post-Traumatic Stress
Indirect exposure to disturbing events can cause psychological disorders, study says

March 26, 2012: People With Autism May Be Better at Processing Information
Small study suggests this ability might be an advantage in IT careers

March 20, 2012: Physician Misconduct Showing Up on the Internet: Survey
New poll of medical boards reports online professional violations by doctors

March 13, 2012: Long Space Missions May Harm Astronauts' Eyes
Studying effects of microgravity could improve understanding of 'intracranial hypertension' cases

March 12, 2012: Giving Docs iPads Might Boost Patient Care
Tablet computers improved efficiency, cut delays in clinical duties among medical residents in study

March 09, 2012: Aggressive Care Best for Brain Trauma, Study Shows
Despite benefits, this type of treatment is used inconsistently, researchers say

March 08, 2012: Certain Beliefs Motivate Health Care Workers to Get Flu Shots
Doctors, nurses don't always rush to immunization, review finds

March 06, 2012: Wine Ratings May Be Meaningless for Most People
Experts seem to have more sensitive sense of taste than average consumer, study finds

February 29, 2012: Job Loss Fears Sow Unhappiness in Work, Family Life
Blue-collar workers take unemployment worries the hardest, research finds

February 25, 2012: Size, Experience Matter on Rugby Field, Study Finds
Players' height, weight and playing time in finals add up to World Cup victories, researchers say

February 24, 2012: Desk Jockeys Urged to Take Small Steps to Get Exercise
Expert offers tips for those whose jobs require sitting all day

February 23, 2012: Chemical Used to Strip Bathtubs Linked to Worker Deaths: CDC
10 products containing methylene chloride associated with 13 fatalities in U.S. since 2000

February 20, 2012: 15% of U.S. Surgeons Report Drinking Problems in Survey
However, low response rates may put accuracy of results into question

February 15, 2012: 'Needlestick' Law Linked to Drop in Health Worker Injuries
Researchers found a 38% decline in these skin-puncture wounds after 2001 law took effect

February 14, 2012: Lost Love Often the Biggest Source of Regret, Study Shows
Work choices had less impact in study than love gone wrong

February 08, 2012: One 'Silver Lining' to Recession: Fewer Broken Bones?
Florida study finds less orthopedic trauma cases as construction workers lost jobs

January 31, 2012: Hospitality Not a Friendly Industry for Disabled Workers: Study
Employers often reluctant to hire people with disabilities due to misconceptions

January 23, 2012: Bosses Have Big Impact on Workplace Well-Being
Treating employees badly can backfire as productivity drops, researchers say

January 13, 2012: Bored Workers Often Turn to Chocolate, Booze, Study Finds
These unhealthy treats are common ways of dealing with office ennui, research shows

January 13, 2012: Work-Life Balance Tougher for Couples With Similar Jobs
They work longer hours, are more committed to their jobs than others, study finds

December 28, 2011: Health Tip: Burned Out at Work?
Check these possible warning signs

December 20, 2011: Many Police Officers Battle Sleep Woes, Study Finds
Falling asleep while driving, losing temper with suspects linked to lack of Zzz's

December 16, 2011: WTC First Responders More Likely to Have Asthma: Study
Rates in this population surged from 2000 to 2005, researchers report

December 13, 2011: Working Moms Happier, Healthier Than Stay-at-Home Peers: Study
Those with part-time jobs better able to balance work, family, researchers find

December 06, 2011: Rotating Shift Work May Boost Women's Diabetes Risk
The longer you work irregular hours, the greater the odds for type 2 disease, study finds

December 05, 2011: Good News for Those Worried About U.S. Nursing Shortage
Study finds more young people are joining the profession

December 02, 2011: Abusive Boss May Harm Workers' Home Life, Too
But long-term partners, more kids may boost family satisfaction

November 26, 2011: One-Third of Firefighter Injuries Are Exercise-Induced: Study
Sprains and strains most common injuries on the job

November 21, 2011: Physically Demanding Work Raises Heart Risk in Unfit Men: Study
Being out of shape might boost workers' odds for heart attack, researchers say

November 15, 2011: 9/11 First Responders May Face Greater Heart Risks
Exposure to toxic dust cloud might lead to hardening of the arteries, study suggests

October 31, 2011: Stomach Bug Easily Passed Among Pro Sports Teams: Report
CDC researchers urge athletes, staff to take steps to prevent spread of norovirus

October 28, 2011: Job Market Tough for Young Adults With Autism
But strategies can help individuals learn job skills and prepare for the workforce

October 19, 2011: Long-Term Unemployment Can Tax Mental Health
Even in resilient people, six months' unemployment has psychological impact, research shows

October 17, 2011: Shift Work May Put Teens at Risk for Multiple Sclerosis
Disruption of normal sleep cycle at young age could be partly to blame, Swedish researchers say

October 10, 2011: Exercise Linked to Reduced Worker Productivity
Highly stressed workers tend to exercise more, work less, study shows

September 29, 2011: Modern Shift Work Patterns May Be Less Harmful to Health
Newer schedules may reduce negative effects caused by sleep and hormone disruption: study

September 29, 2011: 1 in 5 American Workers Still Smokes: CDC
Smoke-free workplaces and health insurance can help workers quit, experts say

September 09, 2011: Narcissists Make Horrible Bosses: Study
High opinions of themselves may help them rise to the top, but once there they fail to listen to others