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PDFSymposium 3 – Heat as an Occupational Hazard – The Evidence-base for Interventions Now and in the Future
S03-1 Climate change increases workplace heat stress, affecting work capacity and occupational health, including kidney disease and other health outcomes related to heat and dehydration
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S03-1 Climate change increases workplace heat stress, affecting work capacity and occupational health, including kidney disease and other health outcomes related to heat and dehydration
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- First published September 1, 2016.
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June 14, 2017
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