The phrase "agents and occupational" is not correct in English as it lacks clarity and proper context.
It may be intended to refer to "agents" in a specific field or profession, but without additional context, its usage is ambiguous.
Example: "The study focused on agents and occupational roles within the healthcare sector."
Alternatives: "professionals and occupational" or "agents and professions".
Further exploration of this finding may be of interest in elucidating whether other types of adjuvants, such as microbial agents and other occupational agents, can also act as arthritis-inducing agents in humans, and to further link the molecular pathogenesis of adjuvant-associated arthritis in rodents with adjuvant-induced arthritis in man.
The incidence of BC has decreased in some areas, possibly reflecting the decreased impact of causing agents, mainly smoking and occupational exposure [ 16].
Clinical challenge models have been fundamental to clinical research in asthma: employing inhalation of agents such as methacholine, histamine, AMP, allergens and occupational agents such as isocyanate and ozone.
Overall, the FINJEM provides exposure estimates for tens of chemical agents and for all occupational categories used in the census.
The substances on these lists are not limited to occupational agents, and there is no tabular summary of occupational agents, the occupations in which these may occur, or the target organs.
Newman et al. suggest that multiple environment and occupational agents could induce hyperactivity of the human immune system [ 3].
Human exposure to exogenous alkylation can happen in everyday life, either directly or indirectly through chemotherapeutic agents, cigarette smoke, pharmaceutics, and occupational and dietary sources.
Exogenous agents such as smoking and occupational exposures to e.g. acrylamines constitute risk factors that are estimated to cause up to half of the tumors [ 2].
The prevalence of ocular problems among Nigerian of different ages arising from aging, traumatic, genetic, nutritional, environmental and occupational agents qualify it as a significant overlooked health area [ 5– 7].
Examples abound, including tobacco control motivated by the discovery that smoking causes a host of diseases, evidence-based regulation of environmental and occupational agents shown to cause cancer and other diseases, and identification of remediable risk factors for coronary heart disease.
