Exposure to bloodborne pathogens through needlesticks and other “sharps”-related injuries is a serious concern, especially for retailers handling waste, first aid, or public restrooms. “Sharps” are defined as a device with a sharp point or edge that can penetrate the skin, i.e. needles, scalpels, knives, glass, wires, etc. Bloodborne pathogens, such as hepatitis B (HBV),… Continue reading