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期刊名:Journal of agromedicine

缩写:J AGROMEDICINE

ISSN:1059-924X

e-ISSN:1545-0813

IF/分区:1.6/Q3

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Bryan Weichelt,Kang Namkoong,Rudy Sunrin et al. Bryan Weichelt et al.
Objectives: Agriculture is one of the most dangerous industries in the United States, especially for children. Despite considerable efforts to develop and implement interventions that protect children, the burden of agric...
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Introduction: Pesticides are recognized endocrine disruptors that may influence breast cancer risk and progression, yet their impact on disease characteristics according to menopausal status remains unclear, particularly ...
Carlos Mesa Castrillon,Kerri-Lynn Peachey,Lisa Harrison et al. Carlos Mesa Castrillon et al.
Introduction: Identifying and utilizing valid and reliable farm safety leading indicators will help to ensure farmers' well-being, safety and personal health, as well as the sustainability and the productivity of agricult...
Amanda Roome,Destiny Trombley,Megan Kern et al. Amanda Roome et al.
Objectives: Outdoor workers, particularly farmers and farmworkers, are at increased risk for tick encounters and subsequent tick-borne disease exposure due to daily work in tick habitats. Though well studied in Europe, fa...
Baldwina Tita Olirk,Simon Henry Mamuya,Gro Tjalvin et al. Baldwina Tita Olirk et al.
Objectives: This study aimed to describe knowledge, attitudes, and practices (KAP) related to pesticide use among women, and to study the association between these variables, education and work experience in large horticu...
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Objectives: Cattle feedyard workers are at high risk of heat stress and illness due to being outdoors for long hours in high heat and humidity. Wearable technology has the potential to provide a warning system so that at-...
Carly Hyland,Isabella Kaser,Moncerrat Hernández et al. Carly Hyland et al.
Objectives: Farmworkers are disproportionately exposed to and impacted by wildfire smoke, which will continue to worsen with climate change. Sonoma County is a winegrowing region in northern California that experienced re...
Abdul Sammad Ali Khan Shirwany,Mian Muhammad Awais,Saad Masood et al. Abdul Sammad Ali Khan Shirwany et al.
Background: Brucellosis is a significant zoonotic disease that may act as a potential occupational health hazard for animal handlers, including animal healthcare professionals. Accordingly, this study aimed to determine t...
Chidinma E Israel,Sunday C Eneje,Ezinwanne B Chukwu et al. Chidinma E Israel et al.
Objectives: Agriculture provides livelihoods and generates millions of jobs for farmers in tropical sub-Saharan settings. Outdoor farmers, however, are vulnerable to health risks from excess exposure to solar ultraviolet ...