-
STUDY 01/2008B.5/2.056Bladder cancer and oil mists: a prospective cohort study in populations of workers from the steel industry in the Nord-Pas de Calais RegionOutline 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…Learn more
-
PRESENTATION 11/2013NOETUDE/C2013-145Mortality study among Paris sewage workersObjective: To describe the mortality of sewage workers from Paris (France).
Methods: The cohort of 1594 Paris sewage workers since 1970 was set up in 2010 and followed-up on mortality from 1970 to 2010. Vital status and causes of death were determined…Learn more
-
PRESENTATION 03/2016NOETUDE/C2016-053Use of relative survival analysis in occupational historical cohort studiesObjective: To demonstrate the benefits of relative survival analysis to historical cohort studies in occupational epidemiology. In historical cohort studies, it is never known whether each death observed during the follow-up is attributable…
Learn more
-
STUDY 01/2014ET2014-005Driving light utility vehicles, working conditions and musculoskeletal disorders in courier distribution activitiesOccupational 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…
Learn more
-
PRESENTATION 03/2016B.5/2.056/C2016-046Bladder cancer and occupational exposure to metalworking fluid mist: a nested case-control study in French steel-producing factoriesObjective: To assess possible relationships between occupational exposure to metalworking fluid (MWF) mist and bladder cancer risk.
Methods: A nested case-control study was conducted within a cohort of workers from 6 steel-producing factories…Learn more
-
PUBLICATION 12/2022EL2019-013/P2022-024Co-exposures to Physical and Psychosocial Work Factors increase the occurrence of workplace injuries among French care workersObjective: To analyse the effect of co-exposures to physical and psychosocial factors (PSF) regarding the incidence of workplace injuries (WI) among care workers; to identify the work factors associated with the co-exposure combinations leading…
Learn more
-
STUDY 01/2009A.1/1.036Assessment of the impact of initial occupational safety and health training on the occurrence of accidents at work among the under 30s
Learn more
-
STUDY 01/2013EL2013-024Interactions between health and work: effect of occupational psychosocial conditions on changes in mental healthOutline 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…Learn more
-
PRESENTATION 03/2016A.1/1.036/C2016-033Effect of Occupational Health & Safety training at school on the occurrence of workplace injuries in young people starting their professional careerThe objective was to determine the effect of the occupational health and safety (OHS) training at school on the occurrence of workplace injury in young people who started their occupational life. Secondary objectives focused on the effect of…
Learn more
-
PUBLICATION 05/2023EL2019-013/P2023-152/TS848Health and personal care: with polyexposure, the risk of accident is up to four times greaterInterview about an INRS study conducted in the health and personal care sector, revealing that simultaneous exposure to physical and psychosocial constraints greatly increases the risk of occupational accidents among its workers. R gis Colin…
Learn more
Quick access:
Results per page