• Discomfort Analysis in Computerized Numeric Control Machine Operations

• Muthukumar Krishnamoorthy

• Sankaranarayanasamy Krishnasamy, Ganguli Anindya Kumar

• Safety and Health at Work   2012  Volume.3  No.2 146 ~ 153

• The Experience of Miners Relocated to Alternative Positions due to Silicosis in the Andean of CODELC...

• Delgado Diemen

• Aguilera Maria De Los Angeles, Delgado Fabian, Rug Ani

• Safety and Health at Work   2012  Volume.3  No.2 140 ~ 145

• Work Environments and Exposure to Hazardous Substances in Korean Tire Manufacturing

• Lee Na-Roo

• Lee Byung-Kyu, Jeong Si-Jeong, Yi Gwang-Yong, Shin Jung-Ah

• Safety and Health at Work   2012  Volume.3  No.2 130 ~ 139

• Evaluation of Occupational Health Teaching Sessions for Final Year Medical Students

• Yildiz Ali Naci

• Bilir Nazmi, Camur Derya, Caman Ozge Karadag

• Safety and Health at Work   2012  Volume.3  No.2 123 ~ 129

• Return to Work after an Acute Coronary Syndrome: Patients¡¯ Perspective

• Slebus Frans G.

• Jorstad Harald T., Peters Ron J. G., Kuijer P. Paul F. M., Willems J. H. B. M., Sluiter Judith K.,&n...

• Safety and Health at Work   2012  Volume.3  No.2 117 ~ 122

• When Work is Related to Disease, What Establishes Evidence for a Causal Relation?

• Verbeek Jos

• Safety and Health at Work   2012  Volume.3  No.2 110 ~ 116

• Can We Reduce Workplace Fatalities by Half?

• Koh David Soo Quee

• Safety and Health at Work   2012  Volume.3  No.2 104 ~ 109

• Allergic to Pool Water

• Stenveld Harma

• Safety and Health at Work   2012  Volume.3  No.2 101 ~ 103

• Application of Pharmacovigilance Methods in Occupational Health Surveillance: Comparison of Seven Di...

• Bonneterre Vincent

• Bicout Dominique Joseph, De Gaudemaris Regis

• Safety and Health at Work   2012  Volume.3  No.2 92 ~ 100

• Antimicrobial-resistant Bacteria: An Unrecognized Work-related Risk in Food Animal Production

• Neyra Ricardo Castillo

• Vegosen Leora, Davis Meghan F., Price Lance, Silbergeld Ellen K.

• Safety and Health at Work   2012  Volume.3  No.2 85 ~ 91