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    • Common Health Issues
    • Health and Work – the background
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    • Work and Health in Creative Industries
    • Current projects
    • Past projects
  • News and Updates
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    • Blogs
    • Events
  • Who are we
    • Mission Statement & Key Issues
    • Our Members
    • Board of Directors
    • Meeting Minutes
    • Annual General Meetings
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Legislation NHS Occupational Health

A staggering 1.4 million people in the UK suffer from work-related ill health.  Occupational Hygiene professionals play a vital role in preventing work-related health problems through their expertise in identifying, assessing and applying appropriate controls for many work-related health risks.  Prevention is always better than cure.  Working with the Council helps us to ensure this principle is promoted.  

Dr Simon Festing, Chief Executive Officer BOHS

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