List of studies

Discipline(s) : Epidémiologie

13 results

ET2016-001 | 2016
Interactions between health and work: effect of occupational psychosocial conditions on changes in mental health EL2013-024 | 2013

Outline of reasons and objectives
Current knowledge makes it possible to assert the existence of links between exposure to certain psychosocial risk factors (PRFs) and short-term and long-term damage to health. Exposure to PRFs is generally…
Inflammation of the airways and microbiological exposure of composting plant workers: a longitudinal study B.5/2.057 | 2008

Outline of reasons and objectives
Composting is based on considerable proliferation of microorganisms, which can then be found in the air due to the handling operations necessary for the process to take place properly. Such microorganisms…
Assessment of the impact of initial occupational safety and health training on the occurrence of accidents at work among the under 30s A.1/1.036 | 2009
MESuRE: Method of estimating relative survival B.2/3.007 | 2011

Outline of reasons and objectives
Relative survival methods make it possible to study the occurrence of events in a specific population relative to a reference population for which rate tables exist. They are mainly used in clinical and epidemiological…
Severity and control of work-related asthma ET2013-008 | 2013

Within work-related asthma, a distinction is made between occupational asthma and work-aggravated asthma. About 25% of adulthood asthma would appear to be work-related asthma. The frequency of work-aggravated asthma would appear to vary in…
Bladder cancer and oil mists: a prospective cohort study in populations of workers from the steel industry in the Nord-Pas de Calais Region B.5/2.056 | 2008

Outline of reasons and objectives
Oil mists are aerosols of cutting fluids comprising straight oils or aqueous fluids (soluble oils or synthetic fluids). Certain chemicals can be present in such fluids or can form while they are being used: in particular…
Research on endocrine disruptor type effects, when exposed to DiNP in an industrial environment ET2014-003 | 2014

At INRS, in 2012, a study on the need for epidemiological research in the working environment on endocrine disruptors (reproductive effect) pointed to phthalates (DiNP, DEHP) as a priority class of substances to be examined. It is expected that DiNP…
Driving light utility vehicles, working conditions and musculoskeletal disorders in courier distribution activities ET2014-005 | 2014

Occupational driving risks are currently run by 1 in every 4 employees, but the numbers of workers running such risks are expanding rapidly in the service trades, in particular in the courier activity sector that currently employs over 200,000…
ET2017-004 | 2017

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