Textile Mill Women Workers
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1. Operárias têxteis: cotidiano e trabalho em São Paulo (1930-1948) / Women workers in the textile industry: living and working in São Paulo(1930-1948)
Este trabalho pretende estudar o cotidiano familiar e fabril de operárias têxteis no período entre 1930 e 1948, partindo dos depoimentos de Luiza Brancaccio, Yolanda Helena Lavalle Blancacco e Maria Lavalle Allegranzi. Para tanto, partimos de duas frentes de trabalho. A primeira trata da vida fora da fábrica, do cotidiano nos bairros, o lazer aí proporc
Publicado em: 2009
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2. Respiratory symptoms and lung function in hemp workers.
Respiratory symptoms and abnormalities of lung function were studied in 84 female and 27 male hemp workers employed in two textile mills (A and B) processing soft hemp (C sativa). In mill A 46 women and 27 men were investigated and 38 female workers were studied in mill B. Forty nine women and 30 men from a non-dusty industry served as controls. A significan
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3. Association of rotating shiftwork with preterm births and low birth weight among never smoking women textile workers in China.
1035 married women workers in three modern textile mills in Anhui, China were surveyed to investigate the association of rotating shiftwork with low birth weight and preterm birth in 1992. Information on reproductive health, occupational exposure history, and other covariates including age at pregnancy, time and duration of leave from job since pregnancy, an
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4. Byssinosis and serum IgE concentrations in textile workers in an Italian cotton mill
ABSTRACT The relationship between serum concentrations of total IgE and byssinosis and other respiratory symptoms was evaluated in 352 textile workers (90 men, 262 women) at a cotton mill in Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italy. The subjects were aged from 20 to 61 (mean 44) and the mean duration of employment was 20 years. One hundred and eight subjects (30·7%) we
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5. The characteristics of respiratory ill health of wool textile workers.
The relations of lung function and chest radiographic appearances with exposure to inspirable dust were examined in 634 workers in five wool textile mills in west Yorkshire, randomly selected to represent fully the range of current exposures to wool mill dust. Most of these workers could be categorised into three large sex and ethnic groups; European men, As
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6. Respiratory response in simultaneous exposure to flax and hemp dust
Žuškin, E., and Valíc, F. (1973).British Journal of Industrial Medicine,30, 375-380. Respiratory response in simultaneous exposure to flax and hemp dust. The effect of exposure to high concentrations of mixtures of hemp and flax dust was studied in 124 workers in two textile mills (mill A: 65-70% hemp and the rest flax, mean dust concentration 13·9 mg/m3