Occupational sun exposure poses a significant hazard, impacting both outdoor and indoor workers alike. Even sitting near a window can increase your risk. Regardless of your business, regular skin checks are crucial for employee skin health, assisting with early detection of skin cancers. Skin cancer is the cancer that you can SEE, so it’s important to learn the spots on your skin and look for change. SCAN your skin for anything sore, changing, abnormal or new. By being vigilant and spotting changes early, we can catch skin cancer in its early stages when it's most treatable. At Vitality Works, we've partnered with MoleMap Australia & New Zealand to bring skin checks to your workplace. Let's work together to make a difference in the fight against skin cancer and protect our employees!
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Caring for Our Team: Let's Talk Skin Wellness! 🌞 Did you know that spending time outdoors for work could impact your skin health? It's true—1 in 3 non-melanoma skin cancer deaths is linked to outdoor jobs. But fear not, because we're on a mission to keep your team safe and healthy! Now more than ever, we believe in looking out for each other. Our workplace program is all about making sure everyone's well-being is a top priority. Why Skin Checks Matter: Looking Out for Each Other ~ Let's take care of the generations that paved the way for us. Sun's Sneaky Side ~ The sun is still our friend, but a little extra protection won't hurt. Easy Peasy ~ Good news! Getting a skin check is now as easy as a few clicks, thanks to technology. Join the Wellness Wave! Spread the word and let your colleagues know that a simple skin check can make a big difference. After all, taking care of each other is what we do best! 🤍 #WellnessWednesday #TeamHealth #SunSafety #WorkFamilyCare Curious about the facts? Dive into the article here: https://lnkd.in/gkxHABRc
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In celebration of #InternationalWomensDay, OCRC would like to spotlight some of our research that focuses on women’s occupational health: https://bit.ly/ocrciwd24 Exploring sex differences in lung cancer risk among Ontario workers: https://lnkd.in/gEN_f9Td - Our study found that several occupations, such as wood processing, metal machining, and motor transport operating, demonstrated stronger associations for lung cancer in females, with at least a 20% increased risk compared to males. Occupational exposures among nail technicians: https://lnkd.in/gvjuVvqv - We found that nail salon workers in Toronto (who were mostly women) may be exposed to diverse hazards including chemicals (e.g., the “toxic trio” - formaldehyde, dibutyl phthalate and toluene), psychosocial risks (i.e., high job strain), and ergonomic hazards. The impact of night shift work on breast cancer: https://lnkd.in/gWUb-9Pn - Based on the Burden of Occupational Cancer study, an estimated 470 to 1200 new female breast cancer cases each year are likely due to night shift work, based on 2011 cancer statistics. Of these, 38% occur among women in health-related occupations. Looking ahead, OCRC is examining the risk of various diseases among female workers, including chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), Raynaud’s phenomenon, carpal tunnel syndrome, and opioid-related harms. #InspireInclusion #IWD2024
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Curious about Menstrual Health in the Workplace and why it matters?! Come along to our webinar tomorrow! With expert insights PLUS lived experiences, it’s going to be a super valuable session. Hit the link in the comments to reserve your free spot. We’ll send the recording to everyone who signs up. Can’t wait to see you there! #menstrualhealth #menstrualequity #menstrualcycle #genderequity #employeewellness #workplaceculture
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I saw the results of a survey recently which indicated 1 in 5 women experience stress incontinence (leakage when coughing/laughing or sneezing for example) and 1 in 4 women experience urge incontinence (sudden overwhelming desire to go to the toilet which can result in leakage). It made me think about how Pelvic Floor Health is not really spoken about openly enough and so many women don’t get the help that they need. This made me rather cross! Particularly because in many cases women are led to believe that accidental peeing is a normal part of life and the only option is to wear pads to protect their clothing and dignity. I wish that the message being given out would be informing women that this is common to experience, but it is NOT inevitable, and it CAN be resolved. Initially a visit to the GP is a good idea because pelvic floor health can be negatively affected by infections or hormone levels (for example if you are peri-menopausal). Pelvic Floor muscle strengthening via ‘squeezes’ (or Kegels) are often suggested in the first instance; but it can help to investigate tension in the body because pelvic floor muscles need to be able to relax, when necessary, as well. If there is tension in the body, it’s hard for them to do this. Tweaks to the types of food eaten and types of drinks consumed, toileting techniques (to avoid straining), and other lifestyle factors (such as exercise regimes) can also help. This is not an exhaustive list; the point is that there are things that can be done and there is help available.
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