Laboratory Hazards Bulletin magazine as described by MagScriberLaboratory Hazards Bulletin is a monthly newsletter which reports on health and safety issues accounted in laboratories. It is available as a printed monthly newsletter (with free site-wide access to the companion web database, Laboratory Hazards Bulletin Online), and is included in an online database and a CD-ROM If you need quick and comprehensive answers to questions like: What measures need to be taken to dispose of laboratory waste safely? How can acids be handled safely in a laboratory? How gloves can be used as a precaution against contact dermatitis and other allergies? then Laboratory Hazards Bulletin is for you. Laboratory Hazards Bulletin covers information published in scientific and trade literature about hazards encountered by laboratory workers. Coverage also includes: safety measures which need to be taken to operate the laboratories safely; laboratory waste disposal; storage; protective equipment; and safety legislation. All types of laboratory are covered including R&D laboratories, analytical laboratories and hospital laboratories. Laboratory Hazards Bulletin's focus is: chemical and biological hazards leaks, spills and unplanned releases hazardous waste management fires and explosions legislation precautions and safe practices occupational health and hygiene monitoring Each monthly issue contains 50-60 items selected from the worldwide primary literature. Each issue also contains a combined subject and chemical index. Subscribers to Laboratory Hazards Bulletin receive a monthly printed journal and free site-wide access to the fully searchable Laboratory Hazards Bulletin Online, containing data from 1981 to date. The database can be accessed by any number of users at a qualifying site (and additional sites within an eight-kilometre radius are also included). Laboratory Hazards Bulletin covers information published in scientific and trade literature about hazards encountered by laboratory workers. Coverage also includes: safety measures which need to be taken to operate the laboratories safely; laboratory waste disposal; storage; protective equipment; and safety legislation. All types of laboratory are covered including R&D laboratories, analytical laboratories and hospital laboratories.
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