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[Asbestos in the work environment. The occurrence of pulmonary changes among workers exposed to asbestos at an electrotechnical factory].

P Faye-Lund, Peter Holck, E Rutlin

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A number of workers exposed to asbestos dust for more than three months were medically examined for lung diseases caused by asbestos. A follow-up examination four years later revealed that the lung capacity of these workers was significantly lower than in the normal population. 9% of them showed changes in the lungs caused by asbestos dust, but no case of cancer was discovered. There was no development of significance in these changes during the four years.

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A number of workers exposed to asbestos dust for more than three months were medically examined for lung diseases caused by asbestos. A follow-up examination four years later revealed that the lung capacity of these workers was significantly lower than in the normal population. 9% of them showed changes in the lungs caused by asbestos dust, but no case of cancer was discovered. There was no development of significance in these changes during the four years.

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A number of workers exposed to asbestos dust for more than three months were medically examined for lung diseases caused by asbestos. A follow-up examination four years later revealed that the lung capacity of these workers was significantly lower than in the normal population. 9% of them showed changes in the lungs caused by asbestos dust, but no case of cancer was discovered. There was no development of significance in these changes during the four years.

Key concepts: Asbestos, Lung cancer, Factory (object-oriented programming), Environmental health, Medicine, Occupational exposure, Population, Pathology

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