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Eintrag
1
Doucet, Maud :[Employer's obligation of safety and nanomaterials]. = L'obligation de sécurité de l'employeur et les nanomatériaux*.
2
Trubetskov, A D :[Bioethical aspects of epidemiologic research concerning occupational risk].
3
Kurihara, Chieko :[Clinical research on industrial mental health and industrial ethics: logical analysis of points of argument and suggestions on legislative steps].
4
Saio, Takeo :[Clinical studies on industrial mental health and industrial ethics--a coordinator's awareness of problems].
5
Anderson, Sam :When science fiction became fact
6
Flaherty, Joan E. :Toxicogenomics and workers' compensation: a reworking of the "bargain"?
7
Kumar, J :Ethics in occupational medicine.
8
Levin-Scherz, Jeff ; Levine, Harlan :Ethical guidelines for employee behavior change. [letter]
9
Rubenstein, Daniel Charles :The emergence of mandatory wellness programs in the United States: welcoming or worrisome?
10
Watson, Elizabeth :Ethical considerations when providing workers' compensation case management.
11
Wessely, Simon et al.: Gulf war illnesses [letter]
12
Felcher, E. Marla :The Consumer Product Safety Commission and Nanotechnology
13
Lax, Michael B. :"Guidotti fails to convince" on two issues.
14
Rothstein, Mark A. :Occupational health and discrimination issues raised by toxicogenomics in the workplace
15
Tuller, David :Nurses step up efforts to protect against attacks
16
Uhlmann, David M. :The working wounded [op-ed]
17
Caux, Chantal et al.: Anticipating ethical aspects of the use of biomarkers in the workplace: a tool for stakeholders
18
Lippel, Katherine :Research, policy and practice in work and mental health: a multi-disciplinary discussion
19
Marchand, Alain :Mental health in Canada: are there any risky occupations and industries?
20
Schulte, Paul A. ; Salamanca-Buentello, Fabio :Ethical and scientific issues of nanotechnology in the workplace.
