Source: Virtual Congress 2020 – Occupational lung diseases
Disease area: Airway diseases



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S. Moitra (Edmonton, Canada), A. Tabrizi (Edmonton, Canada), K. Machichi (Edmonton, Canada), S. Kamravaei (Edmonton, Canada), N. Miandashti (Edmonton, Canada), L. Henderson (Sherwood Park, Canada), F. Khadour (Sherwood Park, Canada), M. Naseem (Edmonton, Canada), L. Melenka (Sherwood Park, Canada), P. Lacy (Edmonton, Canada). Occupational exposure to ceramic fibers and respiratory health among insulators. 3151

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