Iowa Workforce Development granted waivers to two Iowa employers to train 16- and 17-year-olds to perform hazardous work, despite federal restrictions and safety concerns, including risk of amputation.
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Iowa Workforce Development granted waivers to two Iowa employers to train 16- and 17-year-olds to perform hazardous work, despite federal restrictions and safety concerns, including risk of amputation.
Hormones, snacking, morning sickness all affect good oral hygiene
Good oral hygiene should start before teeth appear
It’s summer, and that means time outdoors for fun in the sun. Many of us put on sunscreen because we know the sun’s rays can damage our skin. But did you know the sun can also damage the sensitive and delicate tissues of our eyes?
A free program in Cedar Rapids is equipping parents with tools to help their children develop healthy behavioral skills.
How you can keep your liver healthy
Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, or BPPV, is one of the most common causes of vertigo. The right treatment can help.
A quarterly health publication.
Carpal tunnel syndrome can cause persistent pain and discomfort that makes everyday activities a challenge. That enduring pain does not have to linger, according to orthopedic surgeons.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa City libraries budget for the cost of digital material that is often far more expensive than print
Thousands of cyclists streamed Friday into their last overnight stop of Mount Pleasant as they neared the end of their 434-mile trek across the state in the Register’s Annual Great Bicycle Ride Across Iowa -- the hilliest route in the event’s 51-year history.
Travis Weipert, a Democrat, has served as county auditor since 2013 and ran unopposed in the June primaries. The supervisors will appoint an interim for the remainder of his term.
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