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#HealthTriviaTuesday ANSWER Long working hours Working non-standard shifts High job demand Low job control Low job security Work-family imbalance Low organizational justice Low workplace social support Unemployment No health insurance For more information: https://loom.ly/DfRCQEw Thank you for playing. Join in next week for more trivia.

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#HealthTriviaTuesday Each year in the United States, 10 work-related factors cause 5-8% of healthcare costs and 120,000 deaths (including heart disease). Name them. Put your guesses in the comments below. Answer will be revealed at 4 PM ET.

Alright everyone, just like Jeopardy we are going to give you a category hint before our next #HealthTriviaTuesday. Best of luck prepping for...Job Stress. The question goes live at 11 AM ET tomorrow. Join in for the trivia challenge.

If you are around someone experiencing signs of an overdose (see the previous post), do not hesitate to act. Call 911, administer Naloxone (check your county to see where you can get this), check their breathing and perform rescue breathing, keep them laid on their side, and stay with them until help arrives. You could save a life! #OneBigFamily #DrivenByHope #IOAD2025 #EndOverdose

Some of us may not know the signs of an overdose; knowing the signs can help us respond to those struggling with substance use. Check their eyes, breathing, consciousness and for discoloration. You may be able to save a life! #OneBigFamily #DrivenByHope #IOAD2025 #EndOverdose

Those that battle with substance use disorder may be hesitant to seek out help, due to shame from stigma. We can encourage them to seek out help by recognizing that they are a person-first and should be treated with respect. Use person-first language to break the stigma! #OneBigFamily #DrivenByHope #IOAD2025 #EndOverdose

As a community, we can work to end overdose and protect the ones we love that battle with substance use. Join us in our proceeding posts as we discuss the ways you can help reduce the number of overdose deaths in Michigan. #OneBigFamily #DrivenByHope #IOAD2025 #EndOverdose

This IOAD, we come together as one big family to take action on overdose. A family driven by hope, love and action. We are one big family – not just because we share in the pain of loss, but because we share in the power to change what comes next. #OneBigFamily #DrivenByHope #IOAD2025 #EndOverdose