When selecting a new biological safety cabinet (BSC), many factors should be considered.

Glove boxes go by many different names and are used for many purposes. However, their essential attribute is the ability to maintain a completely separate environment from ambient.

Liquid nitrogen is used in many laboratory operations, especially in medical, health care, and related facilities.

Consumers now can order simple, inexpensive, mail-in genetic tests to learn more about health risks, inherited traits, and ancestry. But could that information do more harm than good?

This webinar will cover the important basic aspects of safe handling and use of compressed gas cylinders.  

Safety Training for Academic Research (STAR) Lab brings a new training approach to faculty, staff, and students

Those whose mothers had been prescribed medicines to treat acid reflux during pregnancy were more likely to be treated for asthma in childhood, a review of studies found

Some 80 percent of managers think leaders and managers should be taught how to be compassionate, to genuinely care for and to be considerate towards their staff

A team of John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) students produced a tech-driven solution that could help EH&S more efficiently catalogue Harvard’s hazardous chemicals

Based on this study, the current practice of authorizing animal experiments appears to rest on an assumption of scientific rigor, rather than on evidence that it is applied

Researchers discover a critical cellular “off” switch for the inflammatory immune response that causes asthma attacks

Forethought and preplanning, i.e., developing a response plan, can help immensely when crisis hits