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192 related items for PubMed ID: 15518088

  • 1. Respiratory symptoms and bronchoalveolar lavage abnormalities in molybdenum exposed workers.
    Ott HC, Prior C, Herold M, Riha M, Laufer G, Ott G.
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  • 12. A cross-sectional study of lung function and respiratory symptoms among chemical workers producing diacetyl for food flavourings.
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