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American thoracic society statement: occupational contribution to the burdern of airway disease (Articolo in rivista)

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American thoracic society statement: occupational contribution to the burdern of airway disease (Articolo in rivista) (literal)

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Balmes J., Becklake M., Blanc P., Henneberger P., Kreiss K., Mapp C., Milton D., Schwartz D., Toren K., Viegi G. (2003)
American thoracic society statement: occupational contribution to the burdern of airway disease
in American journal of respiratory and critical care medicine
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Balmes J., Becklake M., Blanc P., Henneberger P., Kreiss K., Mapp C., Milton D., Schwartz D., Toren K., Viegi G. (literal)

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ad hoc committee of the Environmental and Occupational Health Assembly (literal)

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American thoracic society statement: occupational contribution to the burdern of airway disease (literal)

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As the classic mineral dust-induced pneumoconioses decrease in frequency because of the control of exposure, obstructive airway diseases have emerged as the most prevalent category of occupational respiratory disorder. Unlike the pneumoconioses, recognition of work-relatedness for asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is difficult. This is the case for two reasons. First, these are multifactorial diseases that are strongly associated with nonoccupational exposures. Second, the occupational doseresponse and temporal relationships for obstructive airway diseases are complex. Nonetheless, because asthma and COPD are common diseases in the general population, even a small increase in the percentage of prevalence due to occupational exposures would have major public health impact and should be preventable. The purpose of this statement is to review the evidence implicating occupational factors in the pathogenesis of obstructive airway diseases and to quantify the contribution of work-related risk to the burden of these diseases in the general population. Assessing the occupational component of the total burden of asthma and COPD can better inform preventive strategies designed to reduce the morbidity and mortality associated with these conditions. (literal)

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