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Pet toxicity claims on the rise, data shows Data from more than 71,000 pet insurance claims highlights common household toxins and the substances most often leading to emergency veterinary visits.

Q&A on OSHA's new safety data sheet standards helps you stay compliant The lack of a ‘hazard communication’ plan is reportedly the second-most-cited OSHA violation–and safety data sheets are an important part of that plan. Check out some common OSHA questions, answered.

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