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Exposure to hazardous materials in the workplace poses serious health risks, necessitating accurate information for informed health and safety decisions. In the U.S., federal law requires employers to grant employees access to relevant medical records, as outlined in OSHA's standard on access to medical records (Title 29, Part 1910.20 of the Code of Federal Regulations). This standard aids employees, especially those exposed to toxic substances or harmful agents, in detecting, preventing, and treating occupational diseases. Under specific circumstances, designated employee representatives—those authorized in writing by the employee—may also access medical and exposure records.