Source: Virtual Congress 2020 – How much lung disease is really caused by work, and how to assess the worker who wishes to continue working?
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D. Fishwick (Sheffield (South Yorkshire), United Kingdom). COPD and bronchitis; how much is caused by work, and which occupations cause the most harm?. Virtual Congress 2020 – How much lung disease is really caused by work, and how to assess the worker who wishes to continue working?

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