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…y factors associated with exposure, and to highlight levers for preventive action.Material and Methods Workplaces of targeted sectors (e.g. munic…

…Objective Our objective was to assess the preferences for Total Worker Health intervention modes to improve the health and well-being of workers in U.S. nursing…

…rcinogens is crucial for improving workplace safety and guiding policy interventions. We used the Labour Force Survey (LFS) to estimate the likeliho…

…the shortage of mental health professionals at the plantations. Gender-sensitive mental health interventions addressing these challenges are urgently needed to support this…

…ne conditions in 53 welders, who applied gas metal arc welding (GMAW) in 13 companies. The median concentration of respirable partic…

…has killed young stonemasons around the world. In response, the New Zealand Accelerated Silicosis Assessment Pathway was implemented to ensure asymptomatic workers at risk of early…

… In response to growing burden of WRS, in 2004 HSE launched the Management Standards (MS) to help organisations tackle WRS. Despite widespread suppo…

…d workers are also at risk for developing occupational allergy. Primary prevention to reduce exposure to milk powder and health surveillance for e…

…s both these factors is by using self-monitoring methods with a repeated sampling strategy. This strategy was used in the present study where the aim was …

…hich lung cancer will not occur there is a need to continue the IMA-DMP and lower (future) workers’ cumulative exposure in order to pre…

…mmediate action in accordance with the measures outlined in the occupational hygiene strategy. However, to what extent has this been an issue in the past? By…

…This exposure assessment was in support of the Artificial Stone worker screening program funded by the Victorian Regulator.The major determinants of RCS…