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Scientific Solutions
Volume 28 Issue 1, May 2018
Letters to Editor
Free accessLetterFirst published January 8, 2018pp. 5–7
Commentary & Controversy
Free accessArticle commentaryFirst published September 18, 2017pp. 10–23
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Health agencies and institutions utilize International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) monographs because they are said to represent authoritative cancer evaluations and scientific references. The United States National Cancer Institute has provided ...Free accessArticle commentaryFirst published October 11, 2017pp. 24–32
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The filtering facepiece air-purifying respirator is annually purchased in the tens of millions and widely used for worker protection from harmful airborne particulates. The workplace consumers of this safety product, i.e., employers, workers, and safety ...Scientific Solutions
Free accessResearch articleFirst published January 24, 2018pp. 33–54
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Safety climate, employees’ perceptions of work-related safety, has been promoted as a leading indicator of workplace safety in construction., While research has primarily examined internal organizational sources (e.g., manager attitudes, formal ...Scientific Solutions
State of the Evidence Review
Free accessResearch articleFirst published April 16, 2018pp. 55–78
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The authors undertook a scoping review to assess the literature from 2002 to 2017 on the relationship between occupation and female breast cancer. Case–control, cohort, and meta-analytic studies suggest that women working as flight attendants, in medical ...Free accessResearch articleFirst published April 16, 2018pp. 79–95
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A review of case–control, cohort, and meta-analytic studies on breast cancer, occupation, and work-related exposures from 2002 to 2017 revealed significant methodological limitations in the current literature. As part of our review, we tabulated the ...Features
Free accessResearch articleFirst published October 26, 2017pp. 96–109
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An interactive tutorial on using a mouse for first-time computer users was developed as part of a training CD-ROM tailored for Latino immigrant workers in trenching and excavation. It was designed for Spanish-speaking users with varying levels of formal ...Open AccessResearch articleFirst published January 8, 2018pp. 110–130
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Primary care clinicians may be the only source of occupational healthcare for many low-wage, high-risk workers who experience disproportionate occupational hazards. The authors explored barriers to providing occupational healthcare and recommendations for ...Free accessResearch articleFirst published February 8, 2018pp. 131–150
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Organizational restructuring is associated with greater mortality and morbidity of the workers affected by it. We examined the quality of workers’ health at a textile manufacturing company after restructuring, comparing three groups of workers: workers ...Free accessResearch articleFirst published November 23, 2017pp. 151–168
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This study was conducted to investigate the causes and consequences of the vulnerability of occupational health and safety (OHS) regulations to deregulation during a period of economic crisis in the Republic of Korea. Analysis of Korea’s national ...Acknowledgments
Free accessOtherFirst published April 16, 2018pp. 169–170
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