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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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Cheryl L Beseler,Megan Lutt,Alex Egbuchiem et al. Cheryl L Beseler et al.
Objective: In 2022, the USDA Agricultural Census recognized that over one-third of agricultural producers in the United States were female. However, information on the health and safety needs of women working in agricultu...
Denise Balogh,Loukas Sherlock,Angelica E Lang Denise Balogh
Objectives: Farmers experience high rates of shoulder injury, necessitating the need to better define the movement demands associated with farm work. Research is needed to determine whether simulating farm work in a labor...
Madeleine Zenir,Heather Chauncey,Pam Milkovich et al. Madeleine Zenir et al.
Objectives: Farm injuries impact more than the farmer, they affect family members, the community, and the local economy. In the Northeastern United States, while technology has improved safety measures significantly, rate...
Shuang Li,June T Spector,Sang D Choi et al. Shuang Li et al.
Objectives: Understanding elderly farmers' health and risk factors is fundamental to preventing agricultural injuries and illnesses as the farming population ages. Few reviews have focused on how aging impacts farmers' he...
Arati Joshi,July Nelson,Damilola Ajayi et al. Arati Joshi et al.
Immigrant workers constitute a major portion of farmworkers in the United States, and their number has been gradually increasing over the years. These workers are among the most vulnerable to occupational injury and illness because of const...
Whitney Pennington,Yessica Martinez,Kayna Hobbs-Murphy et al. Whitney Pennington et al.
Objective: Crop workers face increasingly hot working conditions. Wearing light-colored, single-layer breathable clothing and wide-brimmed hats, on top of having water, rest, and shade, can reduce the risk of heat illness...
Akram Karimi-Shahanjarini,Mohammad Javad Assari,Jalal Poorolajal et al. Akram Karimi-Shahanjarini et al.
Introduction: Considering the intricate complexity of pesticide management, we applied the intervention mapping approach to develop, implement, and evaluate two interventions aimed at improving protective behaviors and th...
Christopher P Benny,Jakob Hanschu,Scott Heiberger et al. Christopher P Benny et al.
Objectives: This pilot study aimed to: 1) quantify the usage of "accident" and related terms in media articles describing agricultural injuries and fatalities involving children; and 2) assess journalists' reactions to a ...
Irem Huri Karabiyik,Aysegul Ilgaz Irem Huri Karabiyik
Objectives: Agricultural workers may experience various health problems as a result of exposure to toxic substances, particularly to pesticides. Adequate health literacy is necessary to protect and enhance the well-being ...
Ornwipa Thamsuwan,Katia Cherik Ornwipa Thamsuwan
Objectives: Work-related stress has become prevalent among workers in various occupational sectors, including agriculture. This study assessed stress among seasonal migrant workers at a plant nursery throughout their full...