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The Sun Has Arrived and It Is Great For Us, Isn’t It?

Cecile Lartigue · 27/06/2016 ·

We wait for them during the entire winter and most of spring, but finally they have arrived, those nice, warm sunny days. They get us thinking about holidays and sunbathing; they boost our morale and make us feel happier. This is the time of the year where we start to envy those … [Read more...] about The Sun Has Arrived and It Is Great For Us, Isn’t It?

Filed Under: Health & Safety, NEBOSH Tagged With: atmosphere, Cancer Council Western Austr, environment, garden, Health And Safety, holiday, IOSH, melanoma, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, NIOSH, No Time to Lose, Radiation, risk assessment, RRC International, RRC Training, skin cancer, solar radiation, summer, sun, sunburn, ultraviolet, UV, UVA, UVB, UVC, UVR, WHO, World Health Organization

NEBOSH and The Risk of Snake Bites

Kim Batten · 25/04/2016 ·

NEBOSH are now focusing hard on using more new questions in their exam papers to try to ensure that students learn the syllabus instead of just memorising set answers to frequently asked questions. This is because they want to ensure that students actually understand the topics … [Read more...] about NEBOSH and The Risk of Snake Bites

Filed Under: Exams, Health & Safety, NEBOSH Tagged With: adrenaline, anaphylactic shock, anti-venom, antibodies, first aid, Hollywood, hospital, infection, NEBOSH Diploma, NEBOSH International Diploma, poison, RRC, RRC International, snake, snake bite, snakes, South East Asia, Sri Lankan, venom, WebMD, WHO, World Health Organization

The Risk of Malaria

Kim Batten · 29/03/2016 ·

Most people will have seen the recent news coverage of the problems being caused by the Zika virus, and the way it affects the foetus during the early stages of pregnancy. The Zika virus is mainly transmitted by female Aedes mosquitoes during the daytime. However, there is a much … [Read more...] about The Risk of Malaria

Filed Under: Health & Safety, NEBOSH Tagged With: Africa, chloroquine, Indian sub-continent, International Diploma, Malaria, malaria parasite, mefloquine, mosquitoes, NEBOSH Diploma, NEBOSH International Diploma, plasmodium, quinine, RRC, RRC International, South America, South Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa, WHO, World Health Organization, Zika, Zika virus

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