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Figure 1 Illustrates the relation between asthma and work. Work-related asthma includes occupational asthma and work-aggravatedasthma
Figure 2 New cases of occupational asthma in Finland between 1983 and 2002 reported to the Finnish Register of OccupationalDiseases [13]
Table 1 Measures of effect and burden of disease
Table 2 Population attributable fraction (PAF) for asthmaattributable to workplace secondhand smoke (SHS)exposure for 14 European countries and USA
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