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Update on Occupational Natural Rubber Latex Allergy

Dermatologic Clinics, 1994
Health care workers are a known risk group for occupational immediate type allergy to latex gloves, but users of household and other protective gloves have been less extensively studied. This article shows that non-health care workers form an even larger group with natural rubber latex allergy, which often is work related. Hand eczema and atopy are the
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Natural Rubber Latex: A Matter of Concern for Nurses

AORN Journal, 2008
ABSTRACTDURING THE PAST 20 YEARS, the use of protective gloves in health care has increased, as have hypersensitivity reactions to the natural rubber latex (NRL) used in glove manufacture.A STUDY WAS CONDUCTED to determine what nurses who work in environments in which NRL is commonly used know about NRL, including their education about and experience ...
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Natural rubber latex allergens: new developments

Current Opinion in Allergy and Clinical Immunology, 2004
New allergenic latex proteins have been identified, whereas further information on known latex allergens has emerged in recent years. Although prevalence figures for sensitization to the various latex allergens have been published in several studies in the past, the data have not been collated to facilitate cross-comparison.Salient characteristics of ...
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