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Self-reported multiple chemical sensitivity symptoms and personal volatile organic compounds exposure concentrations in construction workers

Building and Environment, 2010
The relationship between high chemical compound exposure and human health has been an important worldwide issue. High exposure to chemical compounds can make harmful health effect. One of the mostly risky groups to this high exposure to chemical compounds is the construction worker.
Chungyoon Chun   +3 more
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[Chemical risk of exposure to volatile organic compounds in the field of restoration of art objects].

Giornale italiano di medicina del lavoro ed ergonomia, 2006
The use of chemicals during restoration practices involves emissions of toxics depending on both the amount of original products used and the specific techniques applied. Restorers perform a great variety of techniques by using not standardized operative procedures: moreover, they are exposed to mixtures and very rarely to single chemicals.
M, Gherardi, A, Gordiani, A, Proietto
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[The relationship of exposure to chemically harmful compounds and disorders of the health status in workers in ethylene production].

Problemi na khigienata, 1991
On the basis of job characteristics of workers from the production "ethylene", chronometric studies and measurement of concentration from chemical compounds are developed professional diagrams and risk diagrams, which give a possibility for more precise account of the exposure to chemical noxious compounds (by figures).
V, Khristeva   +5 more
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Population exposure to compound extreme events in India under different emission and population scenarios

Science of the Total Environment, 2022
Jew Das, N V Umamahesh, N V Umamahesh
exaly  

Changes in compound hot and dry day and population exposure across China under climate change

International Journal of Climatology, 2022
Qiang Zhang, , Qiang Guo
exaly  

Indoor Air Quality and Volatile Organic Compounds Exposure from Household Chemicals: A Comparative Study in Iraqi Homes

Open Access Research Journal of Chemistry and Pharmacy
Background: Growing evidence shows that household cleaning products, especially those containing volatile organic compounds (VOCs), represent a major source of indoor air contamination. These chemicals may also contribute to oxidative imbalance and heightened inflammatory responses, particularly among women who spend extended periods inside their homes.
Zainab Adnan Shawkat   +2 more
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Chemical exposure and breast cancer: identifying compounds of concern

2010
E. Chan   +8 more
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