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What are the common occupational diseases?

2015-06-08View Original

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What occupational diseases have occurred around you and which ones are you aware of? Is cervical spondylosis among office workers considered an occupational disease?
Reply #22015-06-08
pneumoconiosis (including those in flour mills, textile factories, and garment factories), heavy metal poisoning, ear diseases caused by noise, diseases caused by radiation, diseases caused by hypoxia, and lung diseases caused by acidic or alkaline environments--------
Reply #32015-06-08
What you say in the office definitely can’t be considered an occupational disease! Occupational diseases have specific requirements; not all illnesses contracted at work can be considered occupational diseases! Anyway, I didn’t see anything available in the company! It seems that the people I hear about most often are those who work in dust-related industries.
Reply #42015-06-08
The last edit to this post was made by Handan Xuebu on 2015-6-8 at 17:50. The most common disease among those around me is pneumoconiosis, specifically coal worker’s pneumoconiosis; Many of the villagers worked in those private small coal mines from the 1990s to around the year 2000, and they fell ill as a result; to this day, no one cares about them or takes care of them. That’s one thing, but now even employers are reluctant to hire them, and their living conditions have become a problem – they are a vulnerable group
Reply #52015-06-09
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Reply #62015-07-16
Detailed provisions are available in the Measures for the Diagnosis and Management of Occupational Diseases, which can be referred to
Reply #72015-07-16
Cervical spondylosis should be considered an occupational disease; it affects most people in jobs such as accounting, clerical work, and design.
Reply #82015-07-17
I read some information once that the world needed to eliminate pneumoconiosis. Some people joked that to completely get rid of this disease, China’s coal mines should be shut down! Just think about it, and you’ll realize how severe the incidence of pneumoconiosis is
Reply #92015-07-18
Cervical spondylosis shouldn’t be considered an occupational disease! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

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