Search for dissertations about: "overexposure"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 9 swedish dissertations containing the word overexposure.
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1. Occupational exposure during production of wood pellets in Sweden
Abstract : The aims of the studies underlying this thesis were to assess workers’ air exposure to wood dust and various chemicals, and to evaluate the variability in exposure and occupational dermal exposure to resin acids during the production of wood pellets in Sweden. Personal air measurements of wood dust, monoterpenes, resin acids and nitrogen dioxide (as a marker of diesel exhaust), accompanied by area measurements of these substances, VOCs and carbon monoxide, were performed at up to ten plants. READ MORE
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2. Assessment of UV exposure in a young metropolitan population
Abstract : Overexposure to UVR causes >80% of skin cancers, and >30% of all diagnosed cancers in western societies, Sweden included, are skin cancers. Overexposure in terms of UV-induced erythema during childhood and adolescence is considered particularly harmful. READ MORE
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3. Responsible provision of online gambling : Effects, usability and gamblers’ experiences of protective measures implemented in online gambling environments
Abstract : Problem gambling is considered a public health problem in many countries and is associated with serious financial and health-related harms for both problem gamblers and significant others. It is possible to create gambling environments that would promote sustainable gambling behaviors and prevent excessive gambling. READ MORE
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4. Glucocorticoids - outcome in patients with glucocorticoid deficiency and Cushing's syndrome
Abstract : Glucocorticoids (GCs) are steroid hormones that have a major impact on human metabolism and are essential for life. Chronic GC overexposure, called Cushing’s syndrome, is characterized by central obesity, muscle atrophy, osteoporosis, hypertension, impaired glucose tolerance and neurocognitive impairment. READ MORE
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5. Dermal exposure to UV-radiation and UV-curable acrylate coatings in the wood working industry
Abstract : The work with UV radiation curable coatings (UV-coatings), increasingly used in the wood working industry, involves risks from skin exposure to hazardous UV-radiation and to harmful compounds in UV-coatings. The coatings contain acrylates that are known skin irritants and sensitizers. READ MORE