However ignored we are, however revered others may be, we can take comfort from the thought that everyone will ultimately end up as that most democratic of substances: dust.
Particularly helpful is the Christian emphasis on mortality, since "however powerful and revered others may be, we can take comfort in the thought that the lot of us will ultimately end up as that most democratic of substances: dust".
SD* = Standard Deviation; N** = Number of subjects; ***Harmful substances: dust, smoke, gases and chemicals; ****Anti-inflammatory, anti-allergic, anti-muscarinic, antihypertensive and analgesic; *****1 control with wrist synovial tendinitis and 1 sugar cane cutter with muscle aches and cramps.
A department spokesman said that the substance was dust from a construction project in the building but that it was being tested as a precaution.
Important data gaps were identified for asbestos, hexavalent chromium and diesel exhaust in outdoor and indoor air, while little data were available to assess risk for substances in dust, food and beverages.
The air passageways in the lungs normally secrete a mucous substance to trap dust, soot, and bacterial cells, which frequently enter with inhaled air.
She becomes very intrigued to learn about the mysterious land of the North, home to armoured polar bears, the mystifying, shape-shifting substance known as Dust and one of the most beautiful wonders of the world: the Aurora Borealis, known as the Northern Lights.
Lifetime occupational history included each occupational period by year, line of business, job title and specific exposures (solvents, radioactive substances, radiation, asbestos, dusts).
A common substance in house dust is a major risk factor for asthma, according to work reported in the 1 December 2005 issue of the American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine.
The need to address these disparities is imperative given that blue-collar workers are also more likely to be exposed to work-related carcinogens [ 12– 15] and other substances, such as dusts and fumes, which can compound the hazards of cigarette smoking.
