Cohort study finds night workers have lower injury risk than evening and shift workers, suggesting targeted prevention strategies.
Permanent night workers had lower risk of injuries than permanent evening workers and workers in 2- or 3-shift schedules. Differences in tasks, adaptation, and selection may contribute to this pattern. Injury prevention efforts should prioritize workers exposed to night shifts in combination with other shift types.
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