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After 54 performances, Mr. Burden succumbed to performance art's primary occupational hazard: It was too grueling.
Additionally, ten primary occupational contact allergens (BRIAL, Greven, Germany) were tested in all participants (table 2).
Asbestos fiber is an important environmental carcinogen worldwide and remains the primary occupational concern in many developing countries.
Welders' primary occupational exposure is welding fume, a metal-rich mixture of fine and ultrafine particulate matter (Glinsmann and Rosenthal 1985).
Asbestos is an important environmental carcinogen in the United States and remains the primary occupational concern in many developing countries; however, the underlying mechanisms of its genotoxicity are not known.
The primary occupational coexposure was to chlorophenols and their derivatives, but the available toxicologic studies of chlorophenols do not suggest that they have toxic effects on the cardiovascular system [ Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) 1999].
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Primary care occupational healthcare units.
Primary healthcare (occupational health service) with further examinations at a research institute.
The proportion of primary and occupational health staff feeling more effective and always or often talking to their patients about alcohol had increased from baseline to follow-up.
Nevertheless, significant reductions in type 2 diabetes risk were found in recent studies in the community and in primary and occupational health care (7– 12).
The score charts in our study were developed to provide primary or occupational care physicians with an easy tool to predict the risk of shoulder pain related sick leave.
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