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2024: Volume 12, Issue 6
The Impact of Smoking and Alcohol on Gum Health: Why Bleeding Gums May Be a Warning
Editorial: Occup Med Health 12: 548
Short Communication: Occup Med Health 12: 549
Nurturing Healthy Minds and Bodies: Integrating Mental and Physical Health Education for Children
Book Review: Occup Med Health 12: 550
Oral Hygiene and Diabetes: How to Minimize the Impact of High Blood Sugar on Teeth and Gums
Commentary: Occup Med Health 12: 551
Industrial Hygiene: Safeguarding Worker Health and Safety in the Modern Workplace
Short Communication: Occup Med Health 12: 552
The Intersection of Occupational Safety and Health: Reducing Physical and Psychological Disorders
Commentary: Occup Med Health 12: 553
Editorial: Occup Med Health 12: 554
Oral Hygiene in Special Populations: Practices for Diabetics, Elderly, and Pregnant Women
Book Review: Occup Med Health 12: 555
The Impact of Toxic Substances on Workers: How Occupational Toxicology Guides Safety Practices
Perspective Article: Occup Med Health 12: 556
From Hazard Identification to Risk Mitigation: A Comprehensive Approach to Construction Safety
Perspective Article: Occup Med Health 12: 557
