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  • 2. Respiratory illnesses and ventilatory function among workers at a cement factory in a rapidly developing country.
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  • 13. Respiratory health and inflammatory markers - Exposure to respirable dust and quartz and chemical binders in Swedish iron foundries.
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  • 19. Respiratory health of workers exposed to low levels of chromium in stainless steel production.
    Huvinen M, Uitti J, Zitting A, Roto P, Virkola K, Kuikka P, Laippala P, Aitio A.
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