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Depigmenting procedures and drugs employed by melanoderm populations
Journal of Ethnopharmacology, 1987The "fashion" of lightening the skin represents a very serious problem because it involves the melanoderm populations, not only in Africa, but in the world, undermining their physical integrity and psychological equilibrium. The diffusion of the skin-whitening practice is much more intense in the areas where there are inter-relations between Blacks and
A, Scarpa, A, Guerci
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Economic Burden of Respiratory Infections in an Employed Population
Chest, 2002While respiratory infections are a leading cause of morbidity, there is little information on the costs of medically treating these conditions, or on their workplace impact.The purpose of this study was to estimate the economic burden of respiratory infections from the perspective of an employer.A total of 63,890 patients with at least one diagnosis ...
Howard G, Birnbaum +3 more
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THE IDENTIFICATION OF RISK FACTORS IN EMPLOYED POPULATIONS*
Transactions of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1974AbstractIndustrial populations provide unique opportunities for epidemiologic research to study risk factors in chronic disease and identify health hazards in the work environment. In such populations, demographic, morbidity, and mortality data are readily accessible and generally reliable.
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Economical Utilization of the Labor of the Employed Population
Problems in Economics, 1975The rational utilization of labor resources is becoming a more and more important factor in the growth of production and in raising the living standard of the population. This is one of the noteworthy phenomena in the present and especially in the future development of our country's economy.
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The prevalence of health risks in an employed population.
Journal of occupational medicine. : official publication of the Industrial Medical Association, 1986To optimize use of the limited resources of the Tennessee State Employee Health Service, health risk and abnormality rates were tabulated for employees screened in the multiphasic screening program in 1983. Histories and health questionnaires revealed many more preventable or correctable health risks and abnormalities than did laboratory or physiologic
J S, Harris, B, Collins, I L, Majure
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