[PDF] Top 20 Work-related leukemia: a systematic review

... on leukemia among exposed workers, there is also a scientific debate as to the plausibility of a theoretical model of action explaining its role in the devel- opment of the ...of leukemia, and could provide ... See full document

... the systematic review were evaluated in a three-step process (abstract review, full text review, and data extraction) to assess whether they should be included for data ...full-text ... See full document

... employer attitudes and practices toward people living with CD. Only two out of 35 companies would reject candidates because of IBD. However, 33 of 35 would rely on preemploy- ment medical examinations to make hiring ... See full document

... consequently, work ability (the combination of physical and psychosocial concepts) in affecting an individual’s ability to work; each of which appears to have dedicated tools that measure it ... See full document

... with work is indeed closely related to the outcome of attain- ing at least 30% reduction in pain intensity over the course of the ...Future work, in other painful con- ditions and assessing different ... See full document

... 500 mg/day was evaluated in CP CML patients in the third- line setting. Of the 118 enrolled patients, 64 were resistant to prior imatinib and either dasatinib (n = 37) or nilotinib (n = 27), 50 were intolerant to prior ... See full document

... Follow-up of the CA180-034 study at 72 months showed that drug-related nonhematologic side effects usually occurred in the first 24 months and were typically mild to moderate (grade 1/2). The most frequent adverse ... See full document

... from work [12], were more likely to report symptoms of vital exhaustion [20] or post-traumatic stress disorder [14], perceived their workplace as more stressful, had higher levels of burnout, and showed a lower ... See full document

... “(a) a loss of continuity in subjective experience with accompanying involuntary and unwanted intrusions into aware-ness and behavior (so-called positive disso- ciation); and/or (b) an inability to access information or ... See full document

... A review of literature on mobility and HIV-related healthcare access and use among the general population found similar results and called for better measures of mobility (Taylor et ...The review did ... See full document

... This work was carried out in collaboration between all authors. Author OE designed study idea initiator, planned the scope of search, put the research question, pubmed search, study selection from pubmed and ... See full document

... This review found that the majority of pregnant women with higher education perceived the health infor- mation found on the Internet to be trustworthy, reliable and useful [1, 11, 23, ...information related ... See full document

... A systematic review will be conducted to determine the impact of sustaining a musculoskeletal injury during a road traffic crash on an individual ’ s ability to ...following work-related ... See full document

... considerable variety in case definitions of work-related stress used among 18 nationally representative workforce surveys of British workers. Such definitions were found to vary in terms of their ... See full document

... risks related to the health of workers is a very complex relationship, considering that there are many factors that influence health such as: (a) personal behaviour, lifestyle and living conditions, insti- ... See full document

... is related to benzene exposure with an indica- tion of a dose-response pattern, and a suggestion for chronic lymphoid leukemia (CLL), whereas the data for chronic myeloid leukemia (CML) and acute ... See full document

... This review highlights limitations in the research ...choose work in caring roles or other types of job which are well represented in published research ...of work lead to ill health and sickness ... See full document

... myeloid leukemia; CEa, cost-effectiveness analysis; BsC, best supportive care; MDs, myelodysplastic syndrome; Qol, quality of life; hsCT, hematopoietic stem cell transplantation; CMl, chronic myelogenous ... See full document

... Leonard et al (2013) engaged a Gamelan facilitator to support experiential learning involving music. Whilst this activity provoked anxiety commonly associated with new experiences, it also provided a safe teaching and ... See full document

... All relevant article abstracts were discovered by using the search terms, and those that were available in the indicated databases during the period of this review were included. All articles not meeting the ... See full document