Cancers professionnels

Occupational asthma in France: a 1-yr report of the observatoire National de Asthmes Professionnels project.

Observatoire National des Asthmes Professionnels (ONAP) was created in 1996 by two French professional societies to estimate the incidence of occupational asthma and to promote preventive measures against it. Occupational and chest physicians were asked to report newly diagnosed cases of work-related asthma and reactive airway dysfunction syndrome (RADS), the information collected included age,...

Un modèle général de recherche d'information : Application à la recherche de documents techniques par des professionnels

In the information retrieval (IR) task, characteristics related to the context of the user searchinduce some needs it is necessary to take into account in the modeling of the IR system. In thiswork we consider that the user has a memory about the documents he wants to find: his needconsists of a description of the ideal document w.r.t his memory of the content of thesedocuments....

Identification des risques professionnels dans l'industrie textile en République Démocratique du Congo

Introduction: le but de cette étude est de mettre en évidence les facteurs de risques professionnels liés aux conditions de travail. Méthodes: cette étude qualitative basée sur les entretiens de groupe a été réalisée par une équipe pluridisciplinaire dans l'industrie textile de la région du Est de la RDC ; comprenant un médecin de travail, un médecin de santé publique, un toxicologue, deux infi...

5G Technology: Why Should We Expect a shift from RF-Induced Brain Cancers to Skin Cancers?

Cancers beget mutations versus mutations beget cancers.

Despite the plethora of "oncogenes" and "tumor suppressor genes," the hypothesis that cancer is usually the result of genomic mutations may be wrong. We should at least examine the alternative hypothesis, for which there is considerable evidence, that mutations do not commonly beget cancer, but rather that cancer phenotypes result from confused or aberrant patterns of normal-gene expression; th...