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Abstract:
The authors revealed premature ageing pace in risk group occupations engaged into chromium ores processing. Major occupations with increased ageing pace vs. population standard are defined. The studies proved that such occupations as "furnace operator", "feeder", "refractory gunman" have ageing pace increased to 5-10 years in accordance with age and length of service in hazardous conditions. Such changes promotes health disorders marked by more frequent chronic diseases and general morbidity with transitory disablement.
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