WHO advice to travelers for preventing blood clots might be of little value to flying public

Supermarkets shy away from the single-queue system for managing customers, a system commonly used in banks and post offices, but a food retailer in New York City is showing long lines of customers are not anything to fear.

The Atlantic Interoperability Initiative to Reduce Emissions is all about cleaning up the skies. The potential ergonomic benefits aren't mentioned, but are just as noteworthy.

A standard aimed at helping to protect construction workers from musculoskeletal disorders appears set to clear its final hurdles.

Some 8,000 to 12,000 Canadian patients die from hospital infections every year, and the authorities are trying to reform medical staff who skip the sink.

ergonomists, industrial designers and other experts recently collaborated on ways to optimize home health care products and services for aging baby boomers.