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OCCUPATIONAL RESPIRATORY DISEASES
Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 2000The respiratory tract is often the site of injury from occupational exposures because it has direct contact with the ambient environment. Inhalation of potentially toxic materials in the workplace can lead to all major lung diseases with the exception of pulmonary vascular ones.
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Respiratory Disease in Beauticians
Women & Health, 1975A comparative survey of female cosmetologists practicing in Utah was undertaken to determine if this special subgroup of the population was at increased risk of developing pulmonary dysfunction This survey was prompted by a plethora of case reports indicating that subjects exposed to aerosol hairsprays became ill with a disease known as pulmonary ...
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Respiratory disease in pregnancy
Best Practice & Research Clinical Obstetrics & Gynaecology, 2015Many physiological and anatomical changes of pregnancy affect the respiratory system. These changes often affect the presentation and management of the various respiratory illnesses in pregnancy. This article focuses on several important respiratory issues in pregnancy.
Niharika, Mehta +3 more
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2008
Respiratory disease is a 'blanket' phrase used to describe a multitude of diseases and syndromes that cause similar clinical signs in pigeons: sneezing, swollen sinuses, coulonasal discharge, dyspnoea, etc. It is a common and often quite serious problem in pigeons and pigeon lofts.
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Respiratory disease is a 'blanket' phrase used to describe a multitude of diseases and syndromes that cause similar clinical signs in pigeons: sneezing, swollen sinuses, coulonasal discharge, dyspnoea, etc. It is a common and often quite serious problem in pigeons and pigeon lofts.
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Nanomedicine for respiratory diseases
European Journal of Pharmacology, 2006Nanotechnology provides new materials in the nanometer range with many potential applications in clinical medicine and research. Due to their unique size-dependent properties nanomaterial such as nanoparticles offer the possibility to develop both new therapeutic and diagnostic tools.
Ulrich, Pison +3 more
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Archivos de Bronconeumología
Respiratory diseases exhibit diverse patterns in prevalence, clinical presentations, and outcomes between men and women. Historically, certain conditions were more prevalent in men, but trends have shifted, highlighting the need to understand sex disparities in respiratory health.
Han M. K. +8 more
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Respiratory diseases exhibit diverse patterns in prevalence, clinical presentations, and outcomes between men and women. Historically, certain conditions were more prevalent in men, but trends have shifted, highlighting the need to understand sex disparities in respiratory health.
Han M. K. +8 more
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