Health Hazards
HARMFUL HEALTH HAZARDS OF FOOD COLOURS USED IN INDIA: A REVIEW
... What is more important among these rights is that very first is about the safety of health and life of the consumer. But in reality the consumer is most vulnerable and unsafe today in India, specially with regard ...
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Sweeping practice and knowledge about occupational safety and health hazards of sweepers
... and health hazards is problematic and the risk of health hazards varies among different working ...and health hazard has been crucial since they play important role for maintaining the ...
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A study on occupational health hazards among women beedi rollers in Tamilnadu, India
... the health hazards which the women employees who are rolling the beedis are ...of health hazards experienced by the woman beedi rollers in ...the health hazards level is very ...
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Health Hazards in Substandard Computer Centres
... ABSTRACT: This paper is based on the study conducted in 2013 to assess the health hazards in substandard computer centres in Nigeria tertiary institution environment. The objective of this study was to ...
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LIFE STYLE RELATED HEALTH HAZARDS
... Life has become fast, ambitions and materialistic in the model world today. Common day to day activities (lifestyle) such as continuous use of Mobiles, long hours at computers/television and late night sleeping habits ...
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Occupational Health Hazards in Mining in Pakistan: An Overview
... radon. Radon and its decay products emit ionizing radiation, exposure to radioactive emissions may cause respiratory diseases and reduces the workers strength by imparting serious damages to his health. In ...
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Vaginal douching by women with vulvovaginitis and relation to reproductive health hazards
... Table 3: gives the reproductive health hazards associ- ated with VD. Women who perform this habit reported having a higher incidence of PTL than those who do not (OR=1.75- CI= 1.1-3.0) Vaginal douching ...
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Adolescents Perception of Health Hazards caused due to Mobile Usage
... of health hazards among mobile ...about health ill effects of mobiles shows 59% of the adolescents were aware of the health ill effects of ...any health problems due to mobile ...
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Problems of market adjustments to occupational safety and health hazards
... Problems of market adjustments to occupational safety and health hazards Chichilnisky, Graciela U.. Department of Labor.[r] ...
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An Empirical Verification of Occupational Health Hazards on Sawmill Workers
... overall health efficiency of the ...of health hazards, example is a wide range of adhesives and coating agent use in finishing wood product many are hazardous to the health of ...
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CHARACTERIZATION OF WHEAT FLOUR: NUTRITIONAL CONTENTS AND HEALTH HAZARDS
... and health hazards because of pesticides conventional organic farming, less or no usage of chemical fertilizers and proper hygienic food storage is ...
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ITIndustry and Health Hazards
... Stress has touched almost all professions posing threat to mental and physical health. Information and Communication Technology (ICT) has changed the working life in many aspects and it is apparent that the ...
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Health hazards from mobile phone transmission towers
... igh frequency EMW is known to affect the human health directly. According to F act Sheet no. 201, July 1998 of World Health Organization (WHO), EMW’s may cause spontaneous abortion (miscarriage) or birth of ...
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THE ADVERSE PSYCHOSOCIAL IMPACT OF NOISE POLLUTION AND ITS HEALTH HAZARDS
... According to the international programme on chemical safety (WHO,1994), an adverse effect of noise is defined as a change in the morphology and physiology of an organism that result in impairment of functional capacity, ...
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Ambient Air Pollution: Health Hazards to Children
... In communities with poor air quality, pediatri- cians can play a role in educating children with asthma or other chronic respiratory tract disease and their families about the harmful effects of air pollu- tion. Patients ...
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An Examination of Environmental Sanitation and Its Health Hazards in the Polytechnic, Ibadan
... disagreements which affects the beneficiaries without any exception. This author disagreed with WHO and UNICEF general recommendation of 20 litres of water per person per day. Areas of water usages are not always the ...
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Knowledge regarding oral health hazards in tobacco users among dental undergraduates of patna city
... All 30 (100%) among Interns and 3 rd year respectively and 27 Year and 22 (75%) among 2 nd Year (who participated in the study) thought that Tobacco causes Oral Cancer, while equal number 30(100%) among Final Year had ...
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Everyday Exposure Health Hazards Part 2
... Leukemia is a cancer of white blood cells in which the white.. blood cells do not mature and fight diseases.[r] ...
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Study of occupational health hazards in sawmill workers in central India
... The pulmonary function tests are age old but time tested parameters for assessing respiratory health of a person. With increasing population, indiscriminate industrialization and increased automobile utilization ...
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Health Hazards of Electromagnetic Radiation
... Adverse health effects manifest because the bio-system is exposed to tech- nically-produced electromagnetic alternating fields which are many times stronger than the body’s currents, and the frequency of which ...
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