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    TEXT VERSION OF SLIDE:

    Title: Event or Exposure Causing Injury or Illness Involving Days Away from Work, 1994
    Type: Bar graph depicting the number of events or exposures caused by overexertion in lifting.
    Values:
    • Overexertion in Lifting = about 42,000 days away from work
    • Overexertion = about 24,000 days away from work
    • Falls = about 13,000 days away from work
    • Contact with Object = about 10,000 days away from work.
 
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