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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fatality	SIC	NAICS	Event Description
1	201186855	02/03/2013	0950611		7349	561720	Employee Tests Positive To Hbv After Needle Stick Injury
2	202520367	06/17/2010	0950624		8021	621210	Employee Punctures Finger With Needle
3	202519062	06/01/2009	0950624		8059	623110	Employee Is Injured By Needle Stick
4	202518098	07/01/2008	0950624		8092	621492	Employee Is Injured With Needle Stick In Trash
5	202517090	04/12/2008	0950624		9221	922120	Employee Treated For Possible Exposure To Hepatitis
6	201089042	05/09/2007	0950625	X	179	111336	Employee Is Overcome By Heat And Dies
7	201177953	05/29/2005	0950621	X	3821	339111	Employee Dies From Hepatitis C Complications
8	201176112	02/15/2004	0950621	X	4953	562212	Employee Dies Of Liver Failure Due To Hepatitis C
9	200921294	12/12/2003	0355124	X	8062	622110	Physician Dies Of Hepatitis B
10	201172442	09/05/2002	0950621	X	8062	622110	Employee Dies Of Complications From Hepatitis C
11	201501046	12/25/1998	0950614	X	3577	0	Employee Died From Unclear Cause
12	170006613	03/13/1998	1055360	X	3089	0	Employee Dies At Work Of Suspected Drug Overdose
13	170376347	07/11/1994	0950614		3672	0	Employee Ill After Exposure To Dimethyl Formamide
14	14419055	06/23/1994	0728500	X	5063	0	Employee Dies After Fall From Ladder
15	14500474	06/01/1990	0523400		3624	0	Several Employees Contract Hepatitis A At Work
16	852384	05/14/1990	0522300	X	8062	0	Employee Dies Of Infectious Hepatitis Contracted At Work
17	687822	05/14/1990	0522300	X	8062	0	Employee Dies After Contracting Hepatitis
18	1008598	03/20/1990	0253630		9224	0	Firefighters Treated For Possible Exposure To Hepatitis B
19	825653	10/06/1988	0352470		8331	0	Program Aide Contracts Hepatitis B, Probably From Client
20	14566889	02/18/1985	0454510	X	2673	0	Employee Died Of Hepatitis After Short Illness

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