Source: International Congress 2018 – Occupational and environmental lung diseases: inhaled air quality and health effects
Disease area: Airway diseases



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H. Rouis (Sousse, Tunisia), M. Maoua (Sousse, Tunisia), A. Abdelghani (Sousse, Tunisia), S. Aissa (Sousse, Tunisia), S. Guedri (Sousse, Tunisia), I. Kacem (Sousse, Tunisia), A. Brahem (Sousse, Tunisia), H. Kalboussi (Sousse, Tunisia), O. Elmaalel (Sousse, Tunisia), S. Chatti (Sousse, Tunisia), N. Mrizak (Sousse, Tunisia). Exposure-response relations in occupational rhinitis in textile workers : time of onset.. 4524

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