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Biological Safety Cabinets or Fume Hoods: Which One to Use?

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This training is suggested for anyone who works in a lab with biological materials or chemicals.

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Biological and Infectious Waste (UHS120)

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This training is suggested for anyone who handles or generates infectious or pathological waste as part of their duties.

This course is optional.

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