Changing patterns of drug use among US military recruits before and after enlistment. Recent military drug policies appear to deter illicit drug use among enlistees and discourage some smokers from, enlisting. The story for legally available substances is more complicated. Bricknell, M.C., P.J. Amoroso and M.M. Yore. Other risks associated with military service include actual war-fighting, training with weapons and explosives, operating with armored vehicles, battle injury and helicopter accidents.
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One explanation may be that smoking leads to reduced perfusion and malnutrition of tissues in or around the spine and causes these tissues to respond inefficiently to mechanical stress. S. Improve your PPE program. Employees who understand, through training, why PPE is important are far more likely to wear it. The article gives tips from an OSHA compliance officer. Lewis, D. Safety committees.