In April 1992 an outbreak of severe respiratory illness occurred among aerographic textile workers in the area of Alcoi, Autonomous Community of Valencia, Spain. An epidemiological study linked this outbreak to the use of a reformulated aerosolized product, Acramin-FWN. We analyzed clinical, laboratory, and pathological data of the first 14 patients with confirmed organizing pneumonia (OP) seco...

background: toluene is a harmful substance still being used as a solvent and catalyst in many industries that can increase the level of urinary hippuric acid (uha). this study was designed to examine the level of toluene and uha among workers of industrial site in seven companies in sidoarjo, indonesia and to analyze the risk factors for abnormal uha. methods: this study was an analytical cross...

Knowledge management is a diverse, complex and often contradictory activity ( Newell et al. 2001). This paper investigates a study of operators at a printing company. The operators are characterised as knowledge workers and the possibilities to introduce information based knowledge support for these workers were investigated. To deal with the complexity, a five perspective interpretative framew...

Prevalence of Low Back Pain and its Relationship with Work Ability Index Among Workers Printing Industry

Chinese workers have inherited from the Maoist era two institutions through which they may participate in workplace management--the trade union and the Staff and Workers' Representative Congress. This paper analyzes how workers have participated in the protection of their health and safety through these institutions, describing their functions, on paper, as stipulated by laws and regulations, a...

Complex Organ Printing In article number 2205082, Zhuo Xiong and co-workers report a generalizable bioprinting strategy of sequential printing in reversible ink template (SPIRIT) to replicate the complex external geometry organs their internal intricate structures simultaneously. The SPIRIT can be exploited achieve fast on demand with desired functionalities.

DNA-Induced Biomineralization In article number 2300816, Hyun-Do Jung and co-workers developed functional 3D printing inks which contain DNA from salmon sperms DNA-induced biosilica inspired by marine sponges for use in AI–based printing. The printed hydrogels with a biomineralization strategy are promising platform clinical applications chronic wound repair.