Hundreds of workers at the Morgantown facility learned a a little less than a month ago that they would lose their jobs.

A federal program that screens coal miners for black lung disease has been shuttered because of layoffs and budget cuts.

By Nadia Ramlagan Public News Service Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s decision to cut a cut a ...

Sen. Shelley Moore Capito urges HHS to reinstate laid-off NIOSH employees in Morgantown, citing coal miner health concerns.

Hundreds of workers at the NIOSH facility in Morgantown learned a a little less than a month ago that they would lose their ...

For Tim Ferretti, a vehicle demolition and salvage safety consultant, that means his trainings for firefighters responding to ...

The Johns Hopkins Occupational Health team has launched a major upgrade to Cority, the software used to store and manage the ...

Health and workplace safety officials inspected a Massachusetts hospital this week after at least six staff members developed ...

The U.S. Department of Labor will honor workers whose jobs have claimed their lives during its national Workers Memorial Day ...

At least two-thirds of the employees at the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health were notified on April 1 ...

Earlier this month the Trump administration laid off more than 800 staffers at the National Institute for Occupational Safety ...

Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va.) warned the Trump administration is threatening the health and well-being of coal miners ...