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Ringworm Infection Among Agricultural Workers

International Journal of Epidemiology, 1976
This paper describes a study of the occurrence of T. mentagrophytes var. gran (ringworm) infection in small mammals living in nature and the possibility of the transmission of the aetiological agent from the natural focus of infection to man. The epizootological importance of small mammals is considered from the point of view of their ecological ...
L, Chmel, J, Buchvald, M, Valentová
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Wages and Schooling of Agricultural Workers in Chile

Economic Development and Cultural Change, 1971
About a fourth of the labor force of Chile is employed in agricultural pursuits, and, as is true in so many less-developed countries, the situation of the agricultural labor force is a continuing preoccupation of the political parties, government authorities, and the legislature. The 1967 Chilean agrarian reform is the latest and most dramatic evidence
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Migrant Workers in Agriculture

1940
Excerpts from the Report: The farm laborer at best is a young man who is working as a hired laborer only temporarily, while he is accumulating enough capital to buy a team of horses and some farm machinery and to obtain experience which would enable him to start farming as a renter.
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COVID-19 and Agricultural Workers: A Descriptive Study

Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health, 2021
Roxana Chicas, Madelyn C Houser, Lisa Elon +2 more
exaly

CONGENITAL MALFORMATIONS AND AGRICULTURAL WORKERS

The Lancet, 1983
R, Balarajan, M, McDowall
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Peers in the Field: The Role of Ability and Gender in Peer Effects among Agricultural Workers

American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 2021
Jesse Burkhardt
exaly

Study of the prevalence of tinnitus in agricultural workers and non-agricultural worker