Occupational Medicine

Use of keyboards as an occupational hazard
pp. 365-366(2)
Author: Beach J.

Respiratory illnesses and ventilatory function among workers at a cement factory in a rapidly developing country
pp. 367-373(7)
Authors: Al-Neaimi Y.I.; Gomes J.; Lloyd O.L.

Biological monitoring of workers exposed to dimethylformamide in a textile polyurethane unit
pp. 374-379(6)
Authors: Osunsanya T.; Adejoro B.; King B.

Do electric patient beds reduce the risk of lower back disorders in nurses?
pp. 380-384(5)
Author: Walls C.

Health and safety in the catering industry
pp. 385-391(7)
Author: Gleeson D.

Use of keyboards and symptoms in the neck and arm: evidence from a national survey
pp. 392-395(4)
Authors: Palmer K.T.; Cooper C.; Walker-Bone K.; Syddall H.; Coggon D.

Exposure to organic solvents during cosmetic finishing of cars
pp. 396-400(5)
Authors: Bråtveit M.; Moen B.E.

Hand–arm vibration syndrome from exposure to high-pressure hoses
pp. 401-409(9)
Authors: Cooke R.; House R.; Lawson I.J.; Pelmear P.L.; Wills M.

Neurological abnormalities associated with CDMA exposure
pp. 410-413(4)
Authors: Hocking B.; Westerman R.

The Data Protection Act 1998 and the occupational physician
pp. 414-415(2)
Author: Lloyd S.

‘What occupation does the patient follow?’
pp. 416-416(1)
Author: Lee S.

Letters to the Editor
pp. 417-417(1)
Authors: Archibald R.M.; Philipp R.

Guidelines for the Examination of Survivors of Torture, 2nd edn. Duncan Forrest and Francoise Hutton. Published by the Medical Foundation for the Care of Victims of Torture, UK, 2000. Paperback. 57 pages. Price: £3.00.
pp. 418-419(2)
Author: Philipp R.

Doctors.net. http://www.doctors.net.uk
pp. 420-421(2)
Author: Smedley J.