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Press Center

Read the latest ACOEM press releases regarding occupational and environmental medicine (OEM) issues.
Worksite Health Centers May Yield Savings for Employers

On-site care reduces direct and indirect costs, evidence published in JOEM suggests.

ACOEM Calls Members to Action over HHS and NIOSH Reductions

ACOEM is reaching to share how you can take action and voice your concerns regarding these reductions and emphasize the importance of NIOSH and the specialty of OEM.

ACOEM Response to HHS and NIOSH Significant Reductions

ACOEM is deeply concerned about the recent staffing reductions at agencies within the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), including the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH).

Worksite Health Centers May Yield Savings for Employers

On-site care reduces direct and indirect costs, evidence suggests.

Father's Occupation May Affect Risk of Low Birth Weight in Infants

Clerical and service jobs linked to higher risk, Japanese study finds.

Serum Klotho: A Marker for Health Risks Related to Overwork?

Working more than 60 hours per week linked to higher Klotho levels.

Announcing the ACOEM Board of Directors 2025-2026 Leadership Team!

Congratulations to the winners of the ACOEM 2025-2026 Board of Directors election! Those elected will officially take office during ACOEM’s annual membership meeting at AOHC 2025 in Austin, Texas. Officers serve one-year terms, the Treasurer serves a two-year term, and Directors serve three-year terms unless otherwise noted.

Post-COVID Conditions in Health Care Workers: Rates and Risk Factors

A new, prospective study in JOEM reports 27% incidence of 'Long COVID' symptoms.

Artificial Intelligence in Occupational Medicine: The Research So Far

Despite ongoing dialogue about the implications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in healthcare, growing evidence supports the potential utility of AI models in clinical settings.