Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Occupational COVID-19 and respiratory infections



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S. Moitra (Edmonton, Canada), A. Farshchi Tabrizi (Edmonton, Canada), D. Fathy (Sherwood Park, Canada), L. Henderson (Sherwood Park, Canada), F. Khadour (Sherwood Park, Canada), M. Naseem (Sherwood Park, Canada), M. Osman (Edmonton, Canada), L. Melenka (Sherwood Park, Canada), P. Lacy (Edmonton, Canada). Occupational exposure to mineral fibers and incidence of recurrent chest infections in insulators. 3183

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