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... It must be noticed that most of the workers involved in various jobs who have silicosis are smokers. Their symptoms may be more related to smoking cigarette in comparison to silica (30). The prevalence of ... See full document

... ction tests in the stainless steel utensil polish ...perform pulmonary function test in stainless steel utensil workers to evaluate and analyze whether long term ... See full document

... office workers were selected as the non- exposed ...evaluate pulmonary function and lung capacity of workers, required tests including measuring values FVC, FEV 1 , ... See full document

... Zinc. Long term usage of such an incinerator may lead to higher risks of exposure of waste management workers, community health workers and the population living close or around the ... See full document

... 11. Skogstad M, Johannessen HA, Tynes T, Mehlum IS, Nordby K-C, Lie A. Systematic review of the cardiovascular effects of occupational noise. Occupational medicine. 2016;66(1):10-6. 12. Pourabdiyan ... See full document

... and occupational can affect public health significantly and has a remarkable influence on the human activities ...noise exposure affects hypertension, cardiovascular risks and sleep disturbance ...industry ... See full document

... Conclusion: Long-term beta-blocker use in Japanese COPD patients might not affect the FEV1, one of the most important parameters of lung function in COPD ... See full document

... Although the other spirometric parameters did not develop significantly differently on the "blind" day and the day with exposure, there might have been a tendency. We find it interesting that the mean FEV1 ... See full document

... The present study confmns: that silica exposure may lead to nephrotoxicity; that smoking has also a nephrotoxic effect on the kidney and is synergistic to nephrotoxicity of silica exposu[r] ... See full document

... Our results after 6 months of yoga therapy are similar to those of the work of the done by Anilkumar 8 et al, Nagendra & Nagarathna 9 , jain S.C. 10 et al. It may be due to similar techniques of yoga therapy, similar ... See full document

... the workers who were exposed to silica dust and the employees of the administrative department in an insulator manufacturing ...crystalline silica emission from the process units were approximately ... See full document

... Construction workers reportedly experience greater exposure to respirable crystalline silica and PNOS compared to the occupational exposure limit, and several authorities have ... See full document

... beneficial effects of the Mediterranean diet (MD) adherence in reducing cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk and improving CVD-related physiological indices have been ...these effects to occur is ...the ... See full document

... donors Group 2 Pet rat owners Group 3 occupational exposure to pet rats Group 4 occupational exposure to wild rats Farmers Group 4 Occupational exposure to wild rats Waste water workers [r] ... See full document

... adverse effects, both for workers who operate in the airport and for the surrounding ...atmospheric exposure at the airport, and exposure in the vicinity and occupational ... See full document

... Acclimatize workers by exposing them to work in a hot environment for progressively longer ...to workers and encourage them to drink small amounts frequently, ... See full document

... parameter function test recorded in our study compared to that in other studies may indicate a higher prevalence of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and other respiratory symptom in older persons with ... See full document

... Copyright © 2010 Pedro Martins et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the ... See full document

... First evidence of persistent lung function changes in divers came from early cross-sectional studies in commercial divers employed by companies operating in the North Sea [34]. FVC was found to be on average 20% ... See full document

... Though cognitive dysfunction may not impede the effective- ness of supervised PR, the access to such programs is limited. 22–24 To cope with this dif fi culty, PR may be deliv- ered in the home environment but this often ... See full document