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Award-Winning Research Highlights Urgent Need for Action on Silica Dust Exposure

The British Occupational Hygiene Society (BOHS), the Chartered Society for Worker Health Protection, has awarded its prestigious Thomas Bedford Memorial Prize to a study on the deadly health risks faced by workers in the artificial stone benchtop fabrication industry.

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Award-Winning Research Highlights Urgent Need for Action on Silica Dust Exposure

BOHS Welcomes Adrian Parris as New President and Announces Sarah Leeson as President-Elect.

OH2025: The Workplace Health Protection Conference- Bigger and More Innovative Than Ever

Free online training to prevent fatal disease amongst kitchen worktop workers

UK COVID-19 Inquiry Evidence shows a leadership culture that cares even less for science than it does for healthcare worker’s lives.

Worsening Crisis in Women’s Workplace Health: Updated Report by BOHS Calls for Urgent Action

OSH Stakeholder Alliance calls for action to tackle workplace mental health risks

3rd UK Hearing Conservation Association Annual Conference – A Time for Change

FAAM Asbestos Conference 2024: Leading the Way in Asbestos Control and Management

BOHS Annual Awards: Recognizing excellence in Protecting Worker Health

LEV Conference- free industry event on improving workplace air quality

Doctor to take the stand at COVID-19 Inquiry to expose UK officials

BOHS Issues Urgent Guidance to Prevent Kitchen Worktop Manufacture Disease Outbreak

BOHS Announces Parmjit Gahir as New President for 2024-2025

BOHS and FOH are launching the Register of Occupational Hygiene Professionals accredited by the Professional Standards Authority

Deadly lung disease in UK kitchen worktop workers is avoidable

The UK’s Chemical Protection Policy is Insufficiently Focused on Protecting Women

IOHA 2024 Conference Uniting Occupational Hygiene professionals at a Global Scale to Protect Worker Health

Qualifications for Occupational Hygienists in the UK are changing

The British Occupational Hygiene Society Expresses Concerns About Government Proposals Impacting Workplace Health
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