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Positive detection and risk factors of musculoskeletal disorders among aircraft maintenance workers
BackgroundThe job content of aircraft maintenance workers is complex, with high intensity and high requirements, and they are prone to work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WMSDs), but related research is relatively rare.ObjectiveTo investigate the ...
Mingli BI +7 more
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Is a Dry Eye Disorder in Firefighters an Occupational Disease? [PDF]
Ay İE, Şenol Y, Gobeka HH, Doğan M.
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Background There are numerous complex barriers and facilitators to continuously wearing hearing protection devices (HPDs) for noise-exposed workers.
Jianyu Guo +9 more
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Zoonoses as occupational diseases.
Zoonoses are discussed as occupational diseases, with special reference to animal husbandry and related activities. After quoting some historical references, occupational zoonoses are examined in relation to the evolution of the concept of occupational zoonosis, the involvement of the World Health Organization in this field, their socio-economic ...
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To date, no effective chelation therapy exists to remove cadmium (Cd) from the kidneys, a condition that increases the risk of cadmium-induced chronic kidney disease among humans. consequently, it is vital to prevent kidney damage due to cadmium exposure.
Jiazhen Zhou +8 more
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[PTSD in paramedics: comparable to an occupational disease]. [PDF]
Dreßing H, Spellbrink W, Hoell A.
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Skin exposure to mercury-containing creams occurs most commonly in young and middle-aged women and, in a few cases, in men. This article presents the symptoms and prognosis of a couple who developed mercury poisoning after cosmetic use of similar ...
Huixia Ji +4 more
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Welder's Anthrax: A Review of an Occupational Disease. [PDF]
de Perio MA +11 more
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The Diseases of Occupations [PDF]
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Sarcoidosis: An Occupational Disease? [PDF]
Oliver LC, Zarnke AM.
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