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Vol. 11, Art. 60 (pp. 736-742)    |    2010       

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INFLUENCE OF PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY, SMOKING AND AGE ON DISEASE INCIDENCE IN CHEMICALLY HAZARDOUS FACTORIES WORKERS

Sinyachkin D.A., Halimov Yu.Sh., Los S.P.*, Plotnikova, S.D.** , Goverdovsky Yu.B.,
Yazenok A.V.

Military-Medical Academy, St.-Petersburg, Russia

*- Federal Agency of safe storage and destruction of the chemical weapon

**- Research Institute of Hygiene, Occupational Pathlogy and Human Ecology of Federal Medical and Biological Agency of Russia

Brief summary

The modern chemical factories have a complex of the adverse factors, influencing the workers. Today, little is known about the relative risk of a somatic diseases occurrence in persons with the 5 years professional work exposure. The purpose of that clinical-epidemiological study was to assess the influence of the professional activity, age and the household intoxications on the disease incidence in chemically hazardous factories workers. It is established that smoking and aged 30 or older can contribute markedly on the disease incidence in this population.


Key words

Smoking, age, disease, hazardous chemical production, relative risk.

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