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Articles in July, 2004 issue of Industrial Safety & Hygiene News

• A shot of caffeine beats gulping down java.(News: scan)(Brief Article)
• Uncertainty over an emerging risk: how to protect employees who breastfeed.(Managing Best practices)
  by Markiewicz, Dan
• Recommended reading.(books recommended for industrial safety)
• New pilot programs aimed at expanding VPP.(rules & Regs)(Voluntary Protection Program)(Brief Article)
• Choosing the right instrumentation: is your need for personal gas monitoring or for industrial hygiene?
  by Thiel, Matt
• Fed agencies network to help working teens.(News: scan)
• The "Big Five" and you: how personality traits can affect behavior.(Psychology of safety)
  by Geller, Scott
• Events.(industry Briefs)(Calendar)
• Fitness programs are paying off, companies discover.(News: scan)(Brief Article)
• Confined space entry.(Questions & Answers)(monitoring confined spaces)
  by Baughman, Ron
• House passes OSHA reform bills; Senate is silent.(rules & Regs)(Occupational Safety & Health Administration )
• Staying cool without skimping on: protective clothing.(occupational safety)
  by O'Brien, Daniel Patrick
• Welcome to alphaville: why safety makes many bosses squirm.(Editorial: comments)
  by Johnson, Dave
• One fewer hour improves productivity at Wal-Mart.(rules & Regs)(Brief Article)
• What's up with gloves? Innovation, education--and compromise.
  by Gompers, Mike
• NIOSH working on safety guidelines for nanotechnology.(Guidelines)(National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health )(Brief Article)
• Flying solo: reducing risks for your "lone ranger" workers.
  by Johnson, Dave
• If only someone knew ... preventing chemical emergencies: know your plant, personnel, inventory & regs.
  by Walton, George C.
• OSHA releases ergo guidelines for Grocery Stores.(rules & Regs)(Occupational Safety & Health Administration )(Brief Article)
• Gas detection systems: how to make your facility's monitoring data accessible.
  by Arnold, Gordon
• Brain over brawn changes the game for safety pros.(News: scan)(Brief Article)
• Putting a label on safety: are your employees schooled in chemical labeling?
  by Wagshol, Marcia
• Grassroots coalition presses for stronger enforcement.(rules & Regs)(Brief Article)
• Hearing/noise control.(Product Update)(earmuffs introduction)