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Obstructive Lung Disease among tobacco farmers in Malawi
Introduction and aim Tobacco farmers are exposed to toxic workplace hazards such as nicotine and pesticides in addition to known agriculture related hazards like dust, and ergonomic factors. Nicotine and pesticide exposure have been linked to the development of chronic respiratory diseases. This stu...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2021
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