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CHAPTER 53 HEMOLYTIC ANEMIA DUE TO CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL AGENTS6 comments

medtextfree wrote 1 year ago: CHAPTER 53 HEMOLYTIC ANEMIA DUE TO CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL AGENTS Williams Hematology CHAPTER 53 HEMOL … more →

Tags: Hematology, And..., Chapter 53, HEMOLYTIC ANEMIA DUE TO CHEMICAL

Lighting and health

ms6282 wrote 1 year ago: A new three-part series, “The Secret Life of Buildings” started on Channel 4 on Monday this week. Pr … more →

Tags: lighting, Building Design, Occupational hygiene, Sick Building Syndrome

Daily exposure measures prevent further hearing loss

Annet wrote 2 years ago: Interesting study on a preventive intervention for occupational noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL). W … more →

Tags: Hearing Loss, noise, noise-induced occupational hearing loss

Ionising Radiation

ms6282 wrote 2 years ago: The Fukushima reactor crisis in Japan has brought the risks associated with exposure to ionising rad … more →

Tags: ionising radiation, pollution and human health, Ionisng radiation

Non-ionising radiation

ms6282 wrote 2 years ago: Non-ionising radiation (NIR), which includes the ultraviolet, infrared and radio-frequency regions o … more →

Tags: Non-ionising radiation, Occupational hygiene, M201, BOHS modules, UltraViolet, Infrared, radiofrequency radiation

Mobile phone use may influence tinnitis

Annet wrote 2 years ago: The mechanisms that produce tinnitus are not fully understood. From anecdotal evidence we know that … more →

Tags: noise-induced occupational hearing loss, Tinnitus

Heat Stress

ms6282 wrote 2 years ago:  The health risks associated with heat stress at work is a subject traditionally studied by occupat … more →

Tags: thermal environment, Occupational hygiene, Thermal Environment, heat stress

HAVS at your feet? Vibration-white foot

Annet wrote 2 years ago: At the Netherlands Center of Occupational Diseases earlier this year a question was asked about comp … more →

Tags: occupational exposure, Vibration, Vibration, feet

Surviving in extreme cold

ms6282 wrote 3 years ago: I watched a TED video today of a talk by Ken Kamler. He was a medic on an expedition to Everest wher … more →

Tags: Cold Stress, Occupational hygiene, Thermal Environment, M201

Coping with extreme cold

ms6282 wrote 3 years ago: We’re running the BOHS module M201 “Thermal environment and non-ionising radiation (incl … more →

Tags: Cold Stress, Occupational hygiene, Thermal Environment, M201

Mold and damp work spaces may cause new-onset adult asthma

Annet wrote 3 years ago: Damp and moldy indoor environments aggravate pre-existing asthma, but may also induce new-onset asth … more →

Tags: no category, biological agents, Asthma, occupational asthma, Mold

Girls Aloud on occupational health?

ms6282 wrote 3 years ago: I wouldn’t admit to being a fan of Girls Aloud – I’m not sure what it would do to … more →

Tags: Non-ionising radiation, Occupational hygiene

How to survive working in the cold?

Annet wrote 3 years ago: In the Netherlands it is winter, like in the rest of Europe too. For this weekend there is a forecas … more →

Tags: Internet Resources, health, cold, information sources

Genital problems in competitive women cyclists

Annet wrote 3 years ago: A few months back I wrote about bike saddles and male genital problems. NIOSH gave advice on no-nose … more →

Tags: neurological diseases, Cycling, Women

Delayed return to work in carpenters with back pain

Annet wrote 3 years ago: From a case-control analysis of union carpenters in Washington Stae it turned out that delayed retur … more →

Tags: Compensation, Sickness Absence

Loud noise exposure related to acoustic neuroma

Annet wrote 3 years ago: To investigate possible associations between risk of acoustic neuroma and exposure to loud noise in … more →

Tags: occupational cancer, noise, acoustic neuroma

New HSE review on HAVS

Annet wrote 4 years ago: HSE published an extensive review on Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS) recently. They introduce it … more →

Tags: Vibration, musculoskeletal problems, Havs, Review

Work-related factors in carpal tunnel syndrome

Annet wrote 4 years ago: Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) is the most common nerve entrapment syndrome. Studies on selected occup … more →

Tags: Vibration, musculoskeletal problems, carpal tunnel syndrome

Bicycle saddles at work: get rid of the nose2 comments

Annet wrote 4 years ago: Living in a country with far more than nine million bicycles, the recent warning of NIOSH Science Bl … more →


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