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Editorial: Navigating environmental hazards in the workplace: impacts and interventions. [PDF]
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Perceived Occupational Benefits and Hazards of Soil Health Practices Among Colorado Farmers and Ranchers: A Qualitative Study. [PDF]
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From Arrow to evidence: health economics and occupational health in the Nordic context. [PDF]
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Occupational hazards among sewage treatment plant workers in Bangalore: A cross-sectional study. [PDF]
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Occupational hazards to the health of professional gardeners
International Journal of Environmental Health Research, 2014Professional gardening is a broad occupation that involves a wide range of tasks. Gardeners confront an equally wide variety of physical, chemical, biological and psychosocial hazards in their workplace. Consequently, occupational injuries and mortality are unfortunately common.
Luke Knibbs
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Occupational Health versus Occupational Hazards
Research Journal of Pharmacy and Technology, 2015Industries increase in number, the health problem also increase. The idea of caring for factory workers is not recent. It took quite some time for industrialist to generally appreciate the usefulness of nurses and doctors in factories. In general the nurses promote and restore the health of the workers at their places of work by applying the principles
K.R. Vasantha Kohila +2 more
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Journal AWWA, 1950
GOOD health is a positive condition, not just the absence of infection or injury. Too often health protection problems are regarded from a negative viewpoint. The mere avoidance of the spectacular illnesses or injuries, which may result in the severing of limbs, searing and burning of body surfaces, acute pain or even death, does not afford the ...
William H. Cary, Peter J. Valaer
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GOOD health is a positive condition, not just the absence of infection or injury. Too often health protection problems are regarded from a negative viewpoint. The mere avoidance of the spectacular illnesses or injuries, which may result in the severing of limbs, searing and burning of body surfaces, acute pain or even death, does not afford the ...
William H. Cary, Peter J. Valaer
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Occupational hazards to health of port workers
International Journal of Occupational Safety and Ergonomics, 2016The aim of this article is to reduce the risk of occupational hazards and improve safety conditions by enhancing hazard knowledge and identification as well as improving safety behavior for freight port enterprises.In the article, occupational hazards to health and their prevention measures of freight port enterprises have been summarized through a lot
Yukun, Wang +3 more
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The occupational health hazards of altrenogest
2022The veterinary pharmaceutical industry has become an expanding, lucrative market that employs over 1 billion people globally. The surge in livestock production and increase in companion animal ownership contribute to the continuous growth and demand for veterinary medicine.
Anna R. Proctor +4 more
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Occupational Health Hazards of Women: An Overview
Preventive Medicine, 1978Abstract There is a dearth of evidence available on the occupational health hazards that may be encountered by women working in traditionally female jobs. In this overview, demographic data on the distribution of women in major employment areas are given and particular hazards such as stress and a variety of chemical and physical agents are discussed.
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