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January/February 2026
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Feeding Calves to Weather Winter
Feeding Calves to Weather Winter by Sarah Morrison, Ph. D., Miner Institute The thermoneutral zone of a calf under three weeks of age is between 59 and 77℉ (15 and 25°C). Below the thermoneutral zone the heat that a calf normally produces is equal to, or less than, the amount of heat lost and the calf experiences cold stress.
Blue light glasses aim to reduce negative effects of digital screens
It’s nearing midnight and Kyle Knapp ’22 is scrolling through the last of his social media accounts before he turns in for the night. As he finishes up, and his eyes start to get heavy, Knapp takes off his blue light glasses and puts them close by, ready to grab once he wakes up. “I feel like I’m sleeping better and getting more hours when I’m just laying in bed, instead of struggling to fall asleep,” Knapp said of his new glasses.
Young and old gather for the annual Thanksgiving Dinner Dance
Smooth jazz filled Doyle Banquet Hall in Campion Student Center, along with the sweet aroma of pumpkin pie on Nov. 21. About 350 senior citizens waited at tables for dinner or gathered on the dance floor as the annual Senior Citizen Thanksgiving Dinner Dance got underway. For the past 43 years, St. Joe’s has put together a Thanksgiving dinner dance for senior citizens from senior homes and centers in the local area, providing them with live entertainment, a chance to win raffle prizes and a feast.
Creating Microclimates for Calves
Dairy calves in group housing. ( Maureen Hanson ) In my last article I discussed how the maintenance requirements for calves increase when colder temperatures come knocking on our doors. This is especially true for the youngest members of the herd, under three weeks of age. While increasing nutrients is one part of the story of meeting the requirements of the calves there are also other methods to help alleviate the cold bite of Winter.
Recognizing Nerve Injuries In Patients With Acute Ankle Sprains
Noting that early recognition can facilitate a quicker rehabilitation, these authors provide salient pearls for diagnosing nerve injuries in patients with acute ankle sprains. Up to 85 percent of ankle sprains are due to an inversion mechanism causing damage to the three main lateral ankle ligaments.1,2 While ankle sprains most often result from trauma causing injury to either the ligaments or bones about the ankle, there are other structures at risk that clinicians should keep in mind.
Column: BWC to push wellness, workplace safety in 2018
The new year is here, and many of us are thinking about resolutions that include working out, eating healthier and getting in shape. We have our own resolutions at the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC): we resolve to help more employees get home safe and sound every day. That is why we’ll continue our focus on wellness and workplace safety in 2018. Ohio employers and workers both benefit when injuries don’t occur.
Moonlight Cushion | Seen in the City | Fashion Lifestyle Magazine
Most of us ladies love a decorative cushion, but we hear far too many people say ‘what’s the point in them? They just get in the way.’ Whoever says that…you’re wrong! Cushions always serve a purpose, and the Moonlight Cushion definitely does. How many cushions on your sofa are super soft? A couple?…OK well how many are super soft AND glow multiple colours? We thought so.
BWC to push wellness, workplace safety in 2018
The new year is here, and many of us are thinking about resolutions that include working out, eating healthier and getting in shape. We have our own resolutions at the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC): we resolve to help more employees get home safe and sound every day. That is why we’ll continue our focus on wellness and workplace safety in 2018. Ohio employers and workers both benefit when injuries don’t occur.
BWC to push wellness, workplace safety in ‘18
The new year is almost here, and many of us are thinking about resolutions that include working out, eating healthier and getting in shape. We have our own resolutions at the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC): we resolve to help more employees get home safe and sound every day. That is why we’ll continue our focus on wellness and workplace safety in 2018. Ohio employers and workers both benefit when injuries don’t occur.
The Register-Herald, Eaton OH - www.registerherald.com
The new year is almost here, and many of us are thinking about resolutions that include working out, eating healthier and getting in shape. We have our own resolutions at the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC): we resolve to help more employees get home safe and sound every day. That is why we’ll continue our focus on wellness and workplace safety in 2018. Ohio employers and workers both benefit when injuries don’t occur.
BWC to push wellness, workplace safety in 2018 - Sentinel-Tribune: Editorials
The new year is here, and many of us are thinking about resolutions that include working out, eating healthier and getting in shape. We have our own resolutions at the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation (BWC): We resolve to help more employees get home safe and sound every day. That is why we'll continue our focus on wellness and workplace safety in 2018. Your current subscription does not provide access to this content. Please click the button below to manage your account.
Urbana Citizen, Urbana OH - www.urbanacitizen.com
The new year is almost here, and many of us are thinking about resolutions that include working out, eating healthier and getting in shape. We have our own resolutions at the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC): we resolve to help more employees get home safe and sound every day. That is why we’ll continue our focus on wellness and workplace safety in 2018. Ohio employers and workers both benefit when injuries don’t occur.
Portsmouth Daily Times, Portsmouth OH - www.portsmouth-dailytimes.com
The new year is almost here, and many of us are thinking about resolutions that include working out, eating healthier and getting in shape. We have our own resolutions at the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC): we resolve to help more employees get home safe and sound every day. That is why we’ll continue our focus on wellness and workplace safety in 2018. Ohio employers and workers both benefit when injuries don’t occur.
Sidney Daily News, Sidney OH - www.sidneydailynews.com
The new year is almost here, and many of us are thinking about resolutions that include working out, eating healthier and getting in shape. We have our own resolutions at the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC): we resolve to help more employees get home safe and sound every day. That is why we’ll continue our focus on wellness and workplace safety in 2018. Ohio employers and workers both benefit when injuries don’t occur.
BWC to push wellness, workplace safety in 2018
The new year is almost here, and many of us are thinking about resolutions that include working out, eating healthier and getting in shape. We have our own resolutions at the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC): we resolve to help more employees get home safe and sound every day. That is why we’ll continue our focus on wellness and workplace safety in 2018. Ohio employers and workers both benefit when injuries don’t occur.
Workers’ comp bureau to push wellness, workplace safety in 2018
We have our own resolutions at the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC): we resolve to help more employees get home safe and sound every day. That is why we’ll continue our focus on wellness and workplace safety in 2018. Ohio employers and workers both benefit when injuries don’t occur. A stable, productive workforce saves employers money they can invest in their companies. Likewise, workplace injuries can place a physical and financial strain on workers and their families.
BWC to push wellness, workplace safety in 2018
The new year is almost here, and many of us are thinking about resolutions that include working out, eating healthier and getting in shape.We have our own resolutions at the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC): we resolve to help more employees get home safe and sound every day. That is why we’ll continue our focus on wellness and workplace safety in 2018.Ohio employers and workers both benefit when injuries don’t occur.
Workers’ comp bureau to push wellness, workplace safety in 2018
We have our own resolutions at the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC): we resolve to help more employees get home safe and sound every day. That is why we’ll continue our focus on wellness and workplace safety in 2018. Ohio employers and workers both benefit when injuries don’t occur. A stable, productive workforce saves employers money they can invest in their companies. Likewise, workplace injuries can place a physical and financial strain on workers and their families.
Pomeroy Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy OH - www.mydailysentinel.com
The new year is almost here, and many of us are thinking about resolutions that include working out, eating healthier and getting in shape. We have our own resolutions at the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC): we resolve to help more employees get home safe and sound every day. That is why we’ll continue our focus on wellness and workplace safety in 2018. Ohio employers and workers both benefit when injuries don’t occur.
My Daily Tribune, Gallipolis OH - www.mydailytribune.com
The new year is almost here, and many of us are thinking about resolutions that include working out, eating healthier and getting in shape. We have our own resolutions at the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC): we resolve to help more employees get home safe and sound every day. That is why we’ll continue our focus on wellness and workplace safety in 2018. Ohio employers and workers both benefit when injuries don’t occur.
Record Herald, Washington C.H. OH - www.recordherald.com
The new year is almost here, and many of us are thinking about resolutions that include working out, eating healthier and getting in shape. We have our own resolutions at the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC): we resolve to help more employees get home safe and sound every day. That is why we’ll continue our focus on wellness and workplace safety in 2018. Ohio employers and workers both benefit when injuries don’t occur.
Weekly Currents, Urbana OH - www.weeklycurrents.com
With the new year, many of us are thinking about resolutions that include working out, eating healthier and getting in shape. We have our own resolutions at the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC): we resolve to help more employees get home safe and sound every day. That is why we’ll continue our focus on wellness and workplace safety in 2018. Ohio employers and workers both benefit when injuries don’t occur.
Work comp leader: Investing in safety is good business
Recent research published in the Journal of Accounting and Economics finds that managers of U.S. companies struggling to meet earnings expectations may risk the health and safety of workers to save on costs and please investors. We at the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation believe skimping on safety to help the company’s bottom line is a bad business plan.
Work comp leader: Investing in safety is good business
Recent research published in the Journal of Accounting and Economics finds that managers of U.S. companies struggling to meet earnings expectations may risk the health and safety of workers to save on costs and please investors. We at the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation believe skimping on safety to help the company’s bottom line is a bad business plan.
Commentary: Investing in safety is good business
By Sarah Morrison Recent research published in the Journal of Accounting and Economics finds that managers of U.S. companies struggling to meet earnings expectations may risk the health and safety of workers to save on costs and please investors.We at the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation believe skimping on safety to help the company’s bottom line is a bad business plan.
BWC pushed business initiatives and improved care in 2016
At its core, the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC) is about people. We’re about the 750,000 injured workers with a claim in our system, and we’re about the 243,000 private and public employers we cover through the State Insurance Fund. And in 2016, we accomplished a number of measures to serve those people better, from creating savings for businesses to making the workplace safer so people can go home to their families at the end of their shift free of injury.
Guest column: BWC pushed business-friendly initiatives
At its core, the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation is about people. We’re about the 750,000 injured workers with a claim in our system, and we’re about the 243,000 private and public employers we cover through the State Insurance Fund. And in 2016, we accomplished a number of measures to serve those people better, from creating savings for businesses to making the workplace safer so people can go home to their families at the end of their shift free of injury.
Guest column: BWC pushed business-friendly initiatives
At its core, the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation is about people. We’re about the 750,000 injured workers with a claim in our system, and we’re about the 243,000 private and public employers we cover through the State Insurance Fund. And in 2016, we accomplished a number of measures to serve those people better, from creating savings for businesses to making the workplace safer so people can go home to their families at the end of their shift free of injury.
State’s insurance fund for injured workers looks back on busy year
At its core, the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation is about people.We’re about the 750,000 injured workers with a claim in our system, and we’re about the 243,000 private and public employers we cover through the State Insurance Fund.
Sidney Daily News, Sidney OH - www.sidneydailynews.com
At its core, the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation is about people. We’re about the 750,000 injured workers with a claim in our system, and we’re about the 243,000 private and public employers we cover through the State Insurance Fund. And in 2016, we accomplished a number of measures to serve those people better, from creating savings for businesses to making the workplace safer so people can go home to their families at the end of their shift free of injury.
University of Arizona is following the dust to explore other solar systems
How can we explore the outer reaches of other solar systems? The answer lies in debris belts, disks composed of dust and debris, which orbit a star.Solar systems with debris disks can span the early stages of planet formation, providing a glimpse of the materials that formed rocky, Earth-like planets and the retrospective processes that occurred in our solar system long ago.Some solar systems, including our own, have multiple debris belts with wide gaps between them.
Australia must focus on preventing suicide
This World Suicide Prevention Day, Mental Health Australia is calling on governments across the country to focus on preventing suicide as an integral part of a national mental health reform agenda. “As many as 2,500 Australians take their own lives each year,” Mental Health Australia CEO Frank Quinlan said. “More people die by suicide than on our roads. Despite this, suicide prevention does not attract anywhere near the same level of public attention or funding.
Mental Health Australia submission to the Senate Standing Committee on Community Affairs Inquiry into the Social Services Legislation Amendment Bill 2015 | Mental Health Australia
Mental Health Australia’s submission to this inquiry calls for the Bill to be rejected in its current state, as it further entrenches systemic discrimination against people with a mental illness. The submission also includes a range of further recommendations to reduce the negative impact of the Bill, should it proceed. On Thursday 21 May 2015, Mental Health Australia gave evidence to the Community Affairs Committee Public Hearing on the Inquiry into the Bill.
Blueprint for Action on Mental Health
Following extensive sector engagement, Mental Health Australia has released its Blueprint for Action on Mental Health. The Blueprint forms Mental Health Australia’s fourth and final submission to the National Mental Health Commission’s (NMHC) Review of Mental Health Services and Programmes.
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