Check toxins at the door

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      <subfield code="a">The National Insitute for Occupational Safety and Health conducted a major study a couple of years ago that examined the contamination of workers'homes with hazardous chemicals and substances (including infectious agents) transported from the workplace. NIOSH discovered that home contamination is a worldwide problem. To ensure that workers leave toxic substances at the workplace, many companies have adopted OSHA's regulations that speecifically address ways to avoid home contamination</subfield>
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