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Occupational Disease Statistics User Toolkit: Mining
This toolkit helps users identify disease risks among Ontario mining workers, using the OccDiseaseStats data tool.
Recruitment for radon testing is now complete!
We are recruiting public buildings and small businesses to join a study of radon in workplaces. Eligible participants will receive free radon testing.
OCRC Report: Occupational Disease Surveillance Program: Reporting on Progress up to 2022
This report provides a brief overview of the Occupational Disease Surveillance Program’s progress up to 2022, with a focus on recent developments.
Now recruiting paramedics!
Join our respirator fit test study to find out how well your respirator fits during simulated life support tasks.
OCRC Report: Chronic respiratory disease report
Highlighting important respiratory diseases identified in Ontario workers through the ODSS
2022 DAY OF MOURNING
On April 28th, we remember and honour people who have lost their lives, been injured or suffer from illness due to their work.
Ontario investing over $6 million to prevent work-related cancers
Ontario is investing over $6 million to support research led by the Occupational Cancer Research Centre (OCRC) to identify workplace-related causes of cancers, prevent these cancers from occurring, and better support workers already impacted by occupational illness. The increase in funding for the OCRC will ensure that Ontario has the best available data and evidence …
How can we better protect paramedics from COVID-19?
Our new study will examine COVID-19 occupational risks, infection and vaccination among paramedics in Ontario and BC, and investigate how long antibodies last.
Website launch: Ontario Occupational Disease Statistics
Identify worker groups at risk from hazardous substances in the workplace, and exposures of concern in Ontario.
OCRC Report: Using scientific evidence and principles to help determine the work-relatedness of cancer
The report, commissioned by the Ontario Ministry of Labour, Training and Skills Development, identifies 11 recommendations to improve recognition and adjudication of occupational cancer claims.
