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Author(s) : RADAUCEANU A.
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A standardized non-instrumental method for tracking workstations concerned with exposure to nano-objects and their aggregates and agglomerates in companies dealing with engineering nanomaterials NOETUDE/C2014-068 | 2014The French national epidemiological surveillance program EpiNano aims at surveying mid- and long-term health effects possibly related with occupational exposure to either carbon nanotubes (NTC) or titanium dioxide nanoparticles (TiO2…
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A standardized non-instrumental method for tracking workstations concerned with exposure to nano-objects and their aggregates and agglomerates in companies dealing with engineering nanomaterials NOETUDE/P2014-187 | 2015The French national epidemiological surveillance program EpiNano aims at surveying mid- and long-term health effects possibly related with occupational exposure to either carbon nanotubes (NTC) or titanium dioxide nanoparticles (TiO2…
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Method for identification of workstations concerned with exposure to nano-objects and their aggregates and agglomerates in companies dealing with engineered nanomaterials. NOETUDE/P2014-151 | 2015Purpose of the study: To develop an operational method for identifying workers potentially exposed to manufactured nano-objects and their aggregates and agglomerates (NOAA) and assessing their potential exposure in frame of epidemiological…
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Method for identification of workstations concerned with exposure to nanomaterials NOETUDE/P2015-116/TM35 | 2015Purpose of the study: To develop an operational method for identifying workers potentially exposed to manufactured nano-objects and their aggregates and agglomerates (NOAA) and assessing their potential exposure in frame of epidemiological…
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Exposure assessment to engineered nanomaterials within the French EpiNano program: inter-method reliability study ET2015-003/C2016-061 | 2016Objective: Inter-method reliability is a measure of the ability of two different methods which evaluate the same underlying exposure to yield similar results on the same subjects. In this study we compared an observational “EpiNano-method…
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Occupational health and hazards in construction and civil-engineering workers handling engineered nanomaterials: Challenges in designing epidemiological studies in France NOETUDE/C2016-060 | 2016Rationale: Engineered nanomaterials (ENMs) induce groundbreaking impacts by endowing unique properties to materials. However, uncertainties remain on their biological aftereffects. Entrusted by health and labour ministries, the French Public…
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Exposure assessment to engineered nanomaterials within the French EpiNano program: inter-evaluator reliability study NOETUDE/C2016-062 | 2016Objective: In the French epidemiological surveillance program EpiNano, each workstation in the participating companies is randomly assigned a score of potential of exposure to nano-objects and their agglomerates and aggregates (NOAA), assessed…
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Surveillance of occupational health in construction and civil-engineering workers handling engineered nanomaterials NOETUDE/C2016-107 | 2016Rationale: Entrusted by the Ministries of Health and of Labour, the French Public Health Agency have established, since 2014, the Epinano epidemiological surveillance system of workers potentially exposed in industries to engineered nanomaterials…
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State of the knowledge on the links between the disorders of the reproduction and the exposure in cosmetics at the professionals of the hairstyle and the beauty care: epidemiological and meta-analytical Approach NOETUDE/P2013-135/NS307 | 2014Le secteur d’activité de la coiffure et des soins de beauté emploie environ 200 000 personnes en France, dont la majorité des femmes en âge de procréer (INSEE, 2009). Or l’impact des substances chimiques potentiellement reprotoxiques ou perturbateurs…
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Beryllium in exhaled breath condensate as a biomarker of occupational exposure in a primary aluminium production plant B.4/1.085/P2015-098 | 2015Objective. Low beryllium exposure can induce pulmonary granulomatosis, so called berylliosis. For occupational health monitoring, it is more relevant to assess the internal dose of Be received by the lungs than urinary or atmospheric Be. Exhaled…
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