Occupational risk
The occupational risk of Helicobacter pyloriinfection among gastroenterologists and their assistants
... the occupational risk of infection run by medical per- sonnel in general, while some examined gastroenterologi- cal personnel in ...between occupational exposure and an increased risk of ...
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The Occupational Risk Factors of Prostate Cancer: A narrative Review
... 20. Sass‐Kortsak AM, Purdhum JM, Kreiger N, Darlington G, Lightfoot NE. Occupational risk factors for prostate cancer. American journal of industrial medicine. 2007;50(8):568-76. 21. Pearce NE, Sheppard RA, ...
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The Prevalence of Occupational Risk Factors and Occupational Diseases in Kerman, Iran
... from occupational risk factor and disease monitoring systems available at Kerman Province Health Center during ...by occupational hygienists based on standard checklists provided by the Ministry of ...
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In-plant noise as occupational risk factor at petrochemical plants
... basic occupational groups (processing machine operators and pumps and compressor operators) oc- curred authentically more frequently than in case of control equipment mechanics and automatic equipment op- erators ...
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Risk of dust bronchopulmonary pathology development in workers employed in various economic brunches under impacts exerted by occupational risk factors: clinical and hygienic aspects
... When patients had their first examina- tion in a medical-social examination office we detected significant specific weight of disability (61.5% patients with toxic-dust bronchitis and 40% with dust bronchitis), 19.2% ...
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Occupational risk of tuberculosis transmission in a low incidence area
... the risk of infection is not necessarily a function of duration of con- ...the risk arising from a prolonged period of proximity need not be greater than that arising from a short phase of heightened ...the ...
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Risk Management in Construction
... encountering occupational health risk to the workforce ...various occupational injuries/hazards at the construction work sites starting from mild to as serious as ...Assessing occupational ...
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2352.pdf
... necessarily modifiable and therefore occupational health and safety programs must be enforced to reduce injury and fatalities; non-occupational risk factors play a role in the health [r] ...
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Development and feasibility of a personalized, interactive risk calculator for knee osteoarthritis
... OA. Occupational risk is de- termined using the question: “Have you been exposed to occupational risk factors associated with knee OA such as kneeling, squatting, or lifting?” History of knee ...
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High Ergonomic Risk of Computer Work Postures Among Iranian Hospital Staff: Evidence From a Cross-Sectional Study
... main risk factors for EH. Other risk factors include chronic anovula- tion, early menarche, late onset of menopause and diabetes [3], which are related to increased circulat- ing estrogen ...
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Associations between occupational inhalation risks and FeNO levels in airway obstruction patients: results from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, 2007–2012
... long-term occupational exposure to dusts and fumes, those with lower FeNO levels (#50 ppb) had higher risk for COPD than those without occupational exposure, and those with higher FeNO levels ...
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Study of Correlation between P Wave Vertical Axis and COPD Severity by Pulmonary Function Test
... The study showed that there is an increasing severity of the disease as depicted by GOLD stage with the increasing in the number of pack years of smoking and it was statistically significant .also the decline in FEV1 % ...
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Relationship changes in lifestyle, cardiovascular risk factors, and mental health in Japanese workers: A four year follow up with high risk and population strategies of the occupational health promotion (HIPOP OHP) study
... Detailed information on the HIPOP-OHP study has been provided in several other studies [19-21]. Briefly, the HIPOP-OHP study was conducted using both popu- lation- and high-risk strategies to establish preventive ...
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Study on Occupational Health and Diseases in Oil Industry
... Exposure varies widely. Health effects include metal poisoning, damage to the central nervous system and liver (caused by exposure to solvents), pesticide poisoning, dermal and respiratory allergies, dermatoses, cancers ...
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Occupational Sunlight Exposure and Risk of Renal Cell Carcinoma
... of occupational sunlight ...of occupational sunlight exposure, based on 3 categories, was not as ...RCC risk factors, such as hypertension, smoking, and BMI; however, other potential risk ...
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Risk Management of Occupational Health and Safety in RiceFarmers in Ngrendeng, East Java in 2012
... general, risk management process in agricultural activitieswhich includes risk identification, risk assessment, risk control, communication and consultation, and monitoring and review, has not ...
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Workers’ Risk Underestimation and Occupational Health and Safety Regulation
... the occupational safety and health framework (OSH) when the workers systematically underestimate job ...job risk underestimation, there is no much work regarding the type of appropriate ...
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A Risk Assessment Study on Occupational Hazards in Cement Industry
... The risk assessment study involves identification of hazards, their effects, exposure limits of workers to chemicals/hazards, surveillance of worker’s occupational health and safety ...
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Identification and Risks Control Accidents the Implementation of Construction High Rise Buildings
... The major dimensions are the factors that exist to a level of detail and then determine the specification (potential) and its causes, through surveying and searching programs on existing issues [5]. Based on the results ...
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Multiple Myeloma and lifetime occupation: results from the EPILYMPH study
... The IH were trained to consistently assess exposure according to the job and task description. Three mea- sures were used: frequency of exposure, intensity of ex- posure and confidence in the exposure assessment. ...
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