By Ernest Winchislaus
Every time I follow up on or discuss occupational health cases with colleagues, the story is being told; there is the factory worker with a persistent cough he has learned to hide so he is not taken off the production line.
There is the high-level office administrator whose anxiety and burnout have escalated into chronic hypertension, a long distance truck driver who sleeps only three hours and drinks a lot of energy drinks to stay awake.
Related
Experts call for law as free maternal care policy falters
