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[Work: a potential addiction].
Revue medicale de Liege, 2010Although the term workaholism is widely used, there is very little consensus about its meaning. Since the seventies, workaholism has been described as a work addiction such as drug or alcohol addiction. Similarities with other addictions include craving, withdrawal, tolerance, progressive involvement, and denial.
L, Karila, K, Liot, M, Reynaud
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Giornale italiano di medicina del lavoro ed ergonomia, 2004
The majority of subjects with drugs addiction is actively working. Therefore, the possible consequences of drug addiction in the workplace are presented in this paper. They entail reduction of work performance, increase of accidents and absenteism. The role of the occupational physician is also discussed in terms of drug addiction diagnosis and job ...
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The majority of subjects with drugs addiction is actively working. Therefore, the possible consequences of drug addiction in the workplace are presented in this paper. They entail reduction of work performance, increase of accidents and absenteism. The role of the occupational physician is also discussed in terms of drug addiction diagnosis and job ...
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