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Vol 67, Issue 8, October 2023
Browse selected papers from the latest issue of Annals of Work Exposures and Health below.
Included in this issue:
- EDITOR'S CHOICE: A participatory approach to designing and implementing an occupational health intervention for the nail salon community in the Greater Philadelphia region
- Occupational exposure science
- The chronicles of statistical methods employed in occupational hygiene
- Measurements of airborne asbestos fibres during refurbishing
- A comparison of passive and active dust sampling methods for measuring airborne methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus in pig farms
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Groundbreaking Research
Since 1958, the Annals has been publishing historically important papers including:
- In 2010, a series of key papers from US government agencies on diesel exhaust fume and its potential to cause cancer among exposed workers
- In 2000, the article which now underpins HSE asbestos standards and is widely applied worldwide
- In 1998, a series of papers central to the early development of the control banding approach, which is now applied in the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) Essentials regime and other control banding approaches used worldwide
- Influential papers from the 1970s to 1990s on inhalable dust and local exhaust ventilation, leading to improved measurement and risk control
- Articles developing international methods of quantifying asbestos exposure in the 1970s and 1980s
- A paper in 1960 on personal sampling which led to the modern approach to risk quantification for airborne substances in the workplace worldwide
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