Work-related infections – Part 2: Prevention and control strategies – Back to basics
Authors: D.O. Matuka , T. Singh Source: Occupational Health Southern Africa Volume [...]
Quantitative respirator fit, face sizes, and determinants of fit in South African diagnostic laboratory respirator users
Authors: Jeanneth Manganyi, Kerry S. Wilson, David Rees Source: Annals Of Work [...]
The NIOH celebrates the first anniversary of its gender, Health and the world of work programme (Gender@Work)
Authors: S. Jack, T. Vorster, N. Tlotleng, T. Ramaliba, B. Nqini, [...]
Infection control and tuberculosis in health care workers: an assessment of 28 hospitals in South Africa
Authors: O\’Hara LM, Yassi A, Bryce EA, Van Rensburg AJ, Engelbrecht [...]
The Presence of Residual Gold Nanoparticles in Samples Interferes with the RT-qPCR assay used for gene expression profiling
Authors: Natasha M. Sanabria And Mary Gulumian Source: Sanabria And [...]
Household factors associated with self-harm in South African urban-poor households
Authors: Nisha Naicker, Pieter De Jager, Shan Naidoo Source: PLoS One. 2016 [...]
Quantitative Neuropathology Associated with Chronic Manganese Exposure in South African Mine Workers
Authors: LF Gonzalez-Cuyar, G Nelson, SR Criswell, P Ho, JA Lonzanida, [...]
Systemic contact dermatitis: Occupational dermatitis caused by inhalation of metal dust (2 reports)
Authors: Carman HA, Fourie A. Source: Occupational Health Southern Africa. 2015; 21(3): [...]
Acknowledgements and appreciation on the occasion of remembering 60 years of the NIOH
The National Institute for Occupational Health (NIOH) is a public [...]
International Day Of Persons With Disabilities
On the 3rd of December, the National Institute for Occupational [...]