Center For Disease Control

NIOSH, also known as the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, offers research programs for agriculture, forestry and fishing sectors. It provides a variety of services to eliminate occupational diseases, injuries and fatalities among workers. It also serves the people involved in various other sectors, including construction, health care and social assistance, manufacturing, mining, services, transportation, warehousing and utility management. NIOSH offers a range of programs, such as authoritative recommendations, treatment of cancer, reproductive and cardiovascular diseases and communications and information dissemination. Its other programs include emergency preparedness and response, global collaborations, health hazard evaluations, hearing loss prevention, and immune and dermal diseases prevention programs. Additionally, it organizes programs related to respiratory diseases, traumatic injuries, and work organization and stress-related disorders. It is located in Cincinnati.