2016 Scientific Publications
Acknowledgements and appreciation on the occasion of remembering 60 years of the NIOH
The National Institute for Occupational Health (NIOH) is a public health institute committed to supporting decent work in all sectors of the economy and to more equal, more productive, more gender inclusive and more sustainable [...]
International Day Of Persons With Disabilities
On the 3rd of December, the National Institute for Occupational Health joined the rest of the world in celebrating International Day of Persons with Disabilities. In its statement to commemorate the day, the International Labour [...]
A cautionary approach in transitioning to \’green\’ energy technologies and practices is required
Authors: Matatiele P, Gulumian M Source: Rev Environ Health. 2016 Jun 1;31(2):211-23 Summary: Abstract: Renewable energy technologies (wind turbines, solar cells, biofuels, etc.) are often referred to as ‘clean’ or ‘green’ energy sources, while jobs linked to the [...]
A study of naturally mummified human tissue from Historic Cave, Limpopo, South Africa
Authors: S Karodia, JI Phillips, AB Esterhuysen Source: Journal Of Archaeological Science: Reports Volume 6, April 2016, Pages 24–34 Summary: This study examines desiccated tissue samples from mummified human remains removed and excavated from Historic Cave in [...]
10 keys for gender sensitive occupational safety and health practice – a brief overview
Authors: Jack S, Wilson K, Matatiele P, Mlangeni N, Muleba L, Tlotleng N, Letsoalo P, Nqini B, Manganyi J Source: Occupational Health Southern Africa 22(4): 26-29 Summary: Abstract:Acknowledging the differences between men and women workers in terms [...]