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OSU Lab Hopes to Cut Automotive Workplace Injuries

May 2, 2007

COLUMBUS, OH-Ohio State University has opened a new Center for Occupational Health in Automotive Manufacturing with the express intent of improving working conditions in the automotive industry. MORE

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OSU Lab Hopes to Cut Automotive Workplace Injuries

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