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Emergency airway team preparing for rapid-sequence intubation while monitoring hemodynamics and airway equipment.

Ketamine or Etomidate for RSI? What the Largest U.S. Randomized Trial Really Found

A 2,365-patient randomized trial found no 28-day survival advantage with ketamine over etomidate, but more peri-intubation cardiovascular collapse. Here is...
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Safety manager inspects a respirator and cartridges at a PPE station.

Is Your Respirator Really NIOSH Approved? The Counterfeit PPE Problem

NIOSH testing found widespread failures among fraudulent P100 filters and cartridges. Learn how employers can verify respirator approval and purchasing.
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Lockout Tagout Verification

The Machine Looks Off. It Isn’t Safe: Lessons From OSHA’s $446K New Jersey Case

A $446K New Jersey OSHA case shows why turning equipment off is not enough. Learn how energy isolation, stored-energy control,...
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Workers review HAZWOPER refresher topics with monitoring and respiratory equipment

HAZWOPER Refresher Training: How to Choose an 8-Hour Course That Actually Refreshes Something

HAZWOPER refresher training is more than an 8-hour certificate. Learn OSHA's annual rule, late-refresher guidance, course quality, and employer duties.
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EMS instructor and learners review protocol updates in a simulation classroom.

New York EMS Protocols V26.1: What Changed and What Instructors Need to Update

New York's EMS Protocols V26.1 took effect September 1, 2026. Review the most important BLS, ALS, cardiac, heat, obstetric, airway,...
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Workplace safety manager reviewing an emergency station with an AED, first aid supplies, and overdose reversal medication.

Should Your Workplace Keep Naloxone Next to the AED? OSHA’s New 2026 Guidance Explained

OSHA's new 2026 guidance asks employers to consider overdose-reversal medication alongside AEDs and first-aid supplies. Here is what it means...
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Paramedic team practices pediatric resuscitation using a child-sized manikin.

Who Decides When to Stop? Pediatric Cardiac Arrest and the EMS Agency Effect

A 2026 Pediatrics study found major EMS-agency variation in pediatric futility and termination-of-resuscitation decisions. Here is what it means.
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First responder keeps a family away from a flooded residential street.

Floodwater Is More Dangerous Than It Looks: What Families and Workers Should Know After a Storm

Floodwater can hide electrical, chemical, infectious, drowning, debris, and cleanup hazards. Learn how to protect your family and workers.
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AI-generated illustration of a tall blue industrial silo at a lumber mill.

Why Putting Water on a Silo Fire Can Kill Firefighters: Lessons From the New NIOSH Investigation

A 2026 NIOSH investigation shows why applying water to an oxygen-limiting silo can trigger a catastrophic combustible-dust explosion.
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Worker using respiratory protection and dust controls during brick processing, with the headline Silica Dust: More Than PPE.

Silica Exposure Is More Than a Respirator Problem: Lessons From OSHA’s $496K Pennsylvania Case

OSHA's $496K Pennsylvania silica case shows why controlling respirable crystalline silica requires more than handing workers respirators.
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