We have already noted that the mudéjar population of Gandía was closely involved with sugarcane cultivation and processing and it is probable that workers on the sugarcane plantations chewed on the raw canes to extract the sweet juice; indeed, inquisitorial records specifically indicate this was common practice among mudéjares in the 16th century (Galloway, 1989:16; Ehlers, 2006:96).
Q: Do you have any different thoughts about the original assertion that it was "highly probable" that the worker who went to Mexico infected the pigs?
Because multiple sources and routes of exposure were probable, estimating external worker PFOS exposure is problematic.
Keeping such limitations in mind, the prevalence of probable PTSD among workers in the present study is comparable to that seen in airline-crash recovery workers 13 months after the event (Fullerton et al. 2004) and that observed by North et al. (2002) in firefighters interviewed 34 months after the Oklahoma City bombing.
Over a five-year period, a company's probable losses from workers' comp claims are $10 million less than over five one-year periods.
It is probable that many workers use normal clothes, not treated with water‐repellent, as protective clothing.
It is therefore very probable that female workers would want an informed consent process for occupational health purposes which enables consultations since the resulting occupational health reports could affect their employment status.
The prevalence of probable PTSD among municipality workers, medical workers, and firefighters with the most conservative combined criteria was 6.6% (adjusted odds ratio = 4.0), 6.6% (adjusted odds ratio = 4.0), and 1.6%, respectively.
The prevalence of probable depression among municipality workers, medical workers, and firefighters with the most conservative combined criteria was 15.9% (adjusted odds ratio = 4.5), 14.3% (adjusted odds ratio = 4.2), and 3.8%, respectively.
In the present study, the prevalence of probable PTSD in municipality workers and medical workers was 6.6%, which is much higher than the 12-month prevalence of PTSD in the general population in Japan (0.4%) [ 32].
