Titlebook: Health Risks to Female Workers in Occupational Exposure to Chemical Agents; Reinier L. Zielhuis,Anne Stijkel,Maartje Poel-Bot Book 1984 Sp

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Operating Room Personnel, for renal disease and cancer. Wives of male anesthetists have also been reported to carry an increased risk of abortion and congenital malformation; in this chapter, however, only risks to female OR workers are reviewed.

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Inorganic Lead,, and increased infant mortality. The historical data, however, do not allow the establishment of reliable exposure (dose)-effect/response relationships; heavy workloads, poor hygiene, malnutrition, and poverty certainly also played a role. Moreover, no data on lead levels in blood (PbB) or on present-day effect parameters are available.

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