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Can hairdressers get severe aasthma from their work?

I have a hairdresser friend who had a severe asthma attack while hairdressing, could this be due to exposures in the salon?

Occupational Asthma, Specialist, 11/06/2012, 11/06/2012,

Comments for the paper: "Work-related asthma in France: recent trends for the period 2001–2009", 2012, Occup Environ Med

This paper provides the best evidence from an industrialised country that occupational asthma,at least from some causes, is on the decline. The strength of the study include the compulsory notification of referrals to all the university occupational lung referral centres in France. The relative ...

Published Paper Comments, , 02/06/2012, 02/06/2012,

Lung conditions following exposure to poultry/amonia/dust

I am helping a friend with something. She owns and runs a successful racehorse training stables and employs 25 people. Recently a company has made an application for planning permission to build 5 large sheds housing 223000 broiler chickens. The vents from the buildings will be within a few ...

Occupational Asthma, Employer, 01/05/2012, 14/05/2012,

Comments for the paper: "Standards of care for occupational asthma: an update ", 2012, Thorax

The audit tool, against which clinical activity should be measured, is revised as follows. All patients with suspected OA should, as a minimum, have the following clearly documented in their health records. By first visit o Presence or absence of asthma prior to potentially harmful asthmag ...

Published Paper Comments, , 29/04/2012, 29/04/2012,

Comments for the paper: "Domestic use of cleaning sprays and asthma activity in females", 2012, Eur Respir J

Further evidence from a communitiy study implicating cleaning sprays in the aetiology of asthma and its severity

Published Paper Comments, , 20/04/2012, 20/04/2012,

Comments for the page titled: "Analysing the serial plot"

The PEFR shows a very wide daily variability of greater than 20% and is suggestive of asthma.

Page Comments, , 16/04/2012, 16/04/2012,

Comments for the page titled: "The Data Sheet"

I can't get the data sheet to come up for a new person. What's up with that? How can I?

Page Comments, , 04/04/2012, 04/04/2012,

starch dust

Hi I wondered if starch dust above WEL's could be a potential asthmagen? If not, would anyone consider spirometry as baseline and regular being required to monitor for COPD? Dust masks are being used whilst engineering controls are being looked at. thank you in anticipation

Occupational Asthma, Health Professional, 08/03/2012, 09/03/2012,

Comments for the causative agent: "Dodecanedioic Acid"

United International Inc. produce and export Long chain dicarboxylic acids Dodecanedioic Acid (DDDA) with ISO9001 certificate. We produce DDDA through fermentation method based bioprocesses. Now, please find following specification: Product name: Dodecanedioic Acid (DDDA, DC12P, DC12S, DC12 ...

Page Comments, , 07/03/2012, 07/03/2012,

Comments for the page titled: "Using Oasys"

We work in occupational diseases and we need whole information about Oasys. We want to buy the peak flow meter and the software for use in our patients We are really intereasing in your program and we hope your answer soon Thanks in advance Respiratory group HTS.

Page Comments, , 02/02/2012, 06/02/2012,