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组织社区为农业工人提供呼吸器适应性测试计划

Jenna Leigh Gibbs1, Carolyn E Sheridan1, Ellen Duysen2

  • 1Ag Health and Safety Alliance, (TM).

Workplace health & safety
|December 11, 2025
PubMed
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基于社区的呼吸器适合性测试计划通过解决农药和野火烟雾等危害,提高农业安全. 这些计划提高了农民的呼吸系统保护,尽管农村地区存在挑战.

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农业 农业 农业 农业职业健康 职业健康 职业健康杀虫剂 杀虫剂 杀虫剂呼吸器 呼吸器 呼吸器 呼吸器农村健康 农村健康

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