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The current status of Raynaud's phenomenon of occupational origin as it occurs in various U.S. workplace situations is examined and discussed. Methods of reducing the effects of hand-arm vibration exposure as well as the status of current vibration standards also are discussed. A work practices guide is recommended.
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