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Hello Reader,

Welcome to our July issue of BOS Security Check. This month, we're touching base on improving security in a hospital setting, identifying suspicious airline passengers and more!

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Nat Carmack
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How to Improve Security in Hospitals

Hospital patients are at their most vulnerable during their stays. But they are not the only ones at risk. Visitors and staff must also be protected 24/7/365. Read this article for hospital safety best practices that can help.

How Can You Tell the Difference Between Nervous and Suspicious Flyers?

Airports attract a real cross-section of the population, from frequent-flying business travelers to individuals who rarely get on a plane. The former breeze through the process, but the latter's confusion and nervousness could be interpreted as suspicious.

Controlling Hostility in the Workplace

People typically spend as much as a third of their lives at work, which can be rife with stress and clashing personalities. According to an OSHA study on the topic, a whopping 18% of all violent crime in the U.S. occurs in the workplace.

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