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期刊名:Annals of occupational hygiene

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C Peretz,A Goren,T Smid et al. C Peretz et al.
The benefits of using linear mixed-effects models for occupational exposure assessment were studied by re-analysing three data sets from two published surveys with repeated exposure measurements. The relative contributions of particular cha...
Hans Thulin,Marianne Björkdahl,Anne-Sophie Karlsson et al. Hans Thulin et al.
Objectives: The purpose of this study was to determine exposure levels in the laboratory during different tasks and evaluate the effectiveness of safety equipment used to reduce personal exposure. ...
F D K Liddell,B G Armstrong F D K Liddell
Although it is well known that both cigarette smoke and microscopic airborne asbestos fibres can cause lung cancer, evidence as to how these two agents combine is nebulous. Many workers have believed in the multiplicative theory, whereby as...
M P Clayton,A E Bailey,N P Vaughan et al. M P Clayton et al.
Protection factors were measured on full face mask power assisted respirators when worn by experienced asbestos removal operatives under simulated asbestos removal work conditions. The sulfur hexafluoride test method as defined in European ...
John H Dennis,Michael J French,Peter J Hewitt et al. John H Dennis et al.
Previous work has demonstrated that the shield gas composition in gas metal arc welding can have a considerable effect on hexavalent chromium [Cr(VI)] concentration in the fume and on ozone concentrations near the arc. Normally a single shi...
John H Dennis,Michael J French,Peter J Hewitt et al. John H Dennis et al.
Hexavalent chromium [Cr(VI)] and ozone are produced in many arc-welding processes. Cr(VI) is formed when welding with chromium-containing alloys and is a suspected carcinogen. Ozone is formed by the action of ultraviolet light from the arc ...
Paul J A Borm,Lang Tran Paul J A Borm
Following the classification of quartz as a human carcinogen by the IARC, many standard-setting committees are currently trying to convert this hazard into their national or EU standards. Since human data to set a safe exposure limit for qu...
Joseph J Knapik,Michelle Canham-Chervak,Keith Hauret et al. Joseph J Knapik et al.
Objectives: Previous literature suggests that injury rates during physical activity may be higher in the summer than in the fall or winter, possibly due to the greater amount or intensity of physical activity in the summe...