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2023
Based on a qualitative survey conducted in France from 2020 to 2022 at various levels with the main trade union organizations in four sectors (Metallurgy,Agri-food, Health and Telecommunications), the article analyzes the initial observations made by the union activists concerning the replacement of the CHSCT by the CSE - from the loss of resources to ...
Brugiere, Fabien +3 more
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Based on a qualitative survey conducted in France from 2020 to 2022 at various levels with the main trade union organizations in four sectors (Metallurgy,Agri-food, Health and Telecommunications), the article analyzes the initial observations made by the union activists concerning the replacement of the CHSCT by the CSE - from the loss of resources to ...
Brugiere, Fabien +3 more
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Occupational risk for hematological malignancies
American Journal of Hematology, 1991AbstractA case‐control study was conducted in 620 cases of hematological malignancies and in 1,240 age‐ and sex‐matched controls in order to verify the possible association between occupation, toxic substances exposure, and the risk of hematological neoplasias.
P, Pasqualetti +3 more
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The risk of occupational rhinitis
International Archives of Occupational and Environmental Health, 1997Reports on the aetiology and risk of occupational rhinitis in different occupations are scarce.The purpose of this study was to find the occupations with an increased risk of occupational rhinitis. Age and gender differences in occupational rhinitis and occupational asthma were also compared, and the most common causes of occupational rhinitis were ...
M, Hytönen +5 more
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The Occupational Risks of Alcoholism
International Journal of the Addictions, 1986The occupations of 6,596 psychiatric admissions with alcoholism were analyzed and their admission rates compared with occupational death rates due to cirrhosis of the liver. Two thirds of occupations with high admission rates had correspondingly high cirrhosis death rates but a dozen occupations had low admission rates and high liver cirrhosis death ...
M, Slattery, M R, Alderson, J S, Bryant
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[Orodental occupational risks].
Practica odontologica, 1990An approach to the origin of those diseases of the stomatognathic system which occur within the laboring media and may thus pose an occupational hazard to workers, is hereby attempted with the aim of creating consciousness in dentists as to the importance of occupational stomatology within the odontological field, in the hope of motivating them to ...
G, Aznar Longares, R, Nava
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Occupational asthma: assessing the risk
Nursing Standard, 1995Asthma caused by factors encountered at work can be overlooked. The author describes some of the risk factors and occupational groups involved and how nurses can help to detect cases of asthma caused by materials found at work.
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Occupational risk for male infertility
Occupational and Environmental Medicine, 2014Inability to become pregnant is prevalent throughout Europe. Large European surveys of representative population samples indicate that some 15% of couples do not achieve a pregnancy within 1 year of trying.1 Although there are no good indications that couple fecundity or semen quality has deteriorated during past decades,2 ,3 we have witnessed a ...
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TRANSMITTING OCCUPATIONAL RISKS
The Lancet, 1980B C, Fletcher, D, Gowler, R L, Payne
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1973
Cancer is an emotive word: possibly its seeds are already within us but the spur to their growth, coming as it apparently does from many sources, may never occur during an average lifetime. We know very little about these sources; in an earlier chapter (5) the question of trigger mechanisms activating latent disease was briefly touched upon. Some clues
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Cancer is an emotive word: possibly its seeds are already within us but the spur to their growth, coming as it apparently does from many sources, may never occur during an average lifetime. We know very little about these sources; in an earlier chapter (5) the question of trigger mechanisms activating latent disease was briefly touched upon. Some clues
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[Occupational risks in grocery stores].
Giornale italiano di medicina del lavoro ed ergonomia, 2014This work provides an overview of the spectrum of possible occupational risk factors in the retail grocery store/supermarket workplace.Literature on this theme, obtained consulting PubMed database and Google Scholar, was checked. We also exjlore results from the National bInstitute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) and the Occupational Safety ...
Graziosi F. +2 more
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