Thus they don't count the half million cases of occupational disease every year.

It was, as he had said, an occupational disease of secretaries.

They have become a notorious chapter in the history of occupational disease.

Up to now only 5% of cancer cases caused by work were classified as an occupational disease.

This approach is similar to a register of occupational diseases, with some important differences.

I looked at one medical textbook on occupational diseases which was 1,200 pages long.

We could go on like this for a while, including with regard to aspects such as the new occupational diseases.

It is most frequently associated as an occupational disease of butchers.

Although an estimated 66,000 workers die each year from occupational disease, their employers are never prosecuted.

It's often wrong, but it's an occupational disease with me.

Respiratory allergies are an occupational disease that develop in food service workers.

In fact, many injuries and most occupational diseases are never compensated at all.

They noted that occupational diseases are the fourth most common cause of death, after heart disease, cancer and strokes.

"The depression and alcoholism is an occupational disease, but that's only speculation at this point."

Unsafe working conditions on the job and occupational diseases caused more than 56,000 deaths.

The doctors at Yale hoped to learn about the extent of occupational disease and identify major sources.

Clinicians considered 53 percent as suffering an occupational disease.

It is not one of the listed occupational diseases, so cases do not need to be reported.

Rates of occupational disease have also declined because of regulation - though less so.

The death of a worker from occupational disease is no less necessary or tragic than the deaths described in your excellent series.

Occupational hearing loss is one of the most common occupational diseases.

I'm afraid spiritual jaundice is an occupational disease in my job."

Worry about the ship is an occupational disease.

"You'd never believe it, but the occupational disease of detectives is Laterality.

When disability results from an occupational disease, the employing agency is not authorized to continue the employee's pay.

This is another area where liability may not emerge for several years, as in the case of industrial disease.

Following her husband's death, Nancy began a campaign to seek recognition that he died of an industrial disease.

Still sounds pretty good, though Industrial disease got skipped.

The cause of death was an industrial disease.

She also helped coordinate the study of industrial diseases at Dartmouth College.

There was no evidence of industrial disease.

Asbestos caused many chronic industrial diseases leading to payouts for those affected.

Dr. Murray gave testimony on this death in connection with an industrial disease compensation hearing.

In 1979, after a long struggle, the government recognized silicosis as an industrial disease meriting compensation.

There were also risks of legal liability for a growing number of pit accidents and industrial diseases.

As the classic industrial diseases start to wane a little bit, we're starting to see a whole new range of illnesses of technology.

This union's campaigned tirelessly for recognition of industrial diseases and their causes, this campaign must continue.

We need a common and comprehensive list of prescribed industrial diseases and a common procedure for dealing with them.

I think it's an industrial disease.'

Carpal tunnel syndrome has recently been recognized and added to the list of prescribed industrial diseases but only when linked to vibrating hand tools.

The item was prompted by a ruling from a British coroner who attributed the death of a 59-year-old retired soccer player last year to "industrial disease."

While mercury poisoning was a horrid industrial disease, I don't recall anyone ever taking umbrage at the term "mad hatter."

This scheme was replaced in 1946 by a state scheme for victims of industrial accidents and prescribed industrial diseases.

"Industrial disease" redirects here.

Kevin, Yorkshire and North Derbyshire seconding composite seven, prescribing industrial diseases.

Such a description is not to be found amongst the list of industrial diseases in the schedule published with the Workmen's Compensation Act."

The singer poses the hypothetical question of 'How come Jesus gets Industrial Disease?'

Thus workers die of avoidable industrial diseases and accidents, and it is sobering to compare these with the conventional crime of homicide.

"Industrial Disease" was released as a single in the United States, reaching the 75 position on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1983.

HAVS is a widespread recognized industrial disease affecting tens of thousands of workers.