Department of Defense, and must be consistent with the DoD legislative program. (2) Federal agencies. DUSD(I&E) is the sole interface with the Occupational Safety and. Health Administration (OSHA) national office for policy issues. (3) The public. d. Develops SOH recommendations for regulations and legislation.
Swim Bladder Disorder refers to issues affecting the swim bladder, rather than a single disease. Although most commonly seen in Goldfish and Bettas, it can strike virtually any species of fish.
Definition. Overactive bladder is when the bladder muscle contracts unpredictably, causing frequent urination or the sudden, strong urge to urinate with or without leakage of urine. This medical condition affects more than 13 million men and women in the US, and can be considered âwetâ or âdryâ.