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RE: Occupational asthma: Prevalence or incidence

โœ Scribed by David Ross; J. Corbett McDonald


Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
1999
Tongue
English
Weight
33 KB
Volume
35
Category
Article
ISSN
0271-3586

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โœฆ Synopsis


KEY WORDS: occupational asthma; prevalence; incidence

We found the study of occupational asthma among HMO members by of interest, not least because there has been little research into the incidence of occupational asthma as seen by community physicians.

However, in their commentary on this study, Wagner and Wegman [1998] hail the discovery that the prevalence of asthma attributed to occupations is almost an order of magnitude higher than figures from occupational lung disease surveillance schemes . The latter describe incidence, and given the low rate of recovery from occupational asthma , it is to be expect-ed that the prevalence would be an order of magnitude higher.


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