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Occupational Medicine is an international peer-reviewed journal, providing vital information for the promotion of workplace health and safety. Topics covered include work-related injury and illness, accident and illness prevention, health promotion, occupational disease, health education, the establishment and implementation of health and safety standards, monitoring of the work environment, and the management of recognised hazards. Contributions are welcomed from practising occupational health physicians and research workers in related fields.

Publisher: Oxford University Press

Volume 54, Number 6, 1 September 2004
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ALAMA: 25 years young
pp. 367-368(2)
Author: John Sorrell

How sedentary are people in ‘sedentary’ occupations? The physical activity of teachers in urban South India
pp. 369-372(4)
Authors: Mario Vaz; A. V. Bharathi

Evaluation of a treadmill test for predicting the aerobic capacity of firefighters
pp. 373-378(6)
Authors: Constance M. Mier; Ann L. Gibson

Ill-health retirement: a survey of decision making by occupational physicians working for local authority fire and police services
pp. 379-386(8)
Authors: William W. Davies; John R. Harrison; Christopher W. Ide; Ian S. Robinson; Anthony Steele-Perkins

Silicosis and lung cancer: a mortality study of compensated men with silicosis in New South Wales, Australia
pp. 387-394(8)
Authors: Geoffrey Berry; Alan Rogers; Paul Yeung

Surveillance of Australian workplace Based Respiratory Events (SABRE): notifications for the first 3.5 years and validation of occupational asthma cases
pp. 395-399(5)
Authors: David Elder; Michael Abramson; David Fish; Anthony Johnson; Dean McKenzie; Malcolm Sim

Job satisfaction and psychological health of doctors at the University of Benin Teaching Hospital
pp. 400-403(4)
Authors: A. N. Ofili; M. C. Asuzu; E. C. Isah; O. Ogbeide

Increase in exhaled nitric oxide in shoe and leather workers at the end of the work-shift
pp. 404-407(4)
Authors: Mauro Maniscalco; Luigi Grieco; Aniello Galdi; Jon O. N. Lundberg; Matteo Sofia

Case–control study of multiple chemical sensitivity, comparing haematology, biochemistry, vitamins and serum volatile organic compound measures
pp. 408-418(11)
Authors: Cornelia Johanna Baines; Gail Elizabeth McKeown-Eyssen; Nicole Riley; David Edward C. Cole; Lynn Marshall; Barry Loescher; Vartouhi Jazmaji

Seeking help in relation to work—visiting the occupational physician or the general practitioner
pp. 419-421(3)
Authors: H. Andrea; J. F. M. Metsemakers; IJ. Kant; A. J. H. M. Beurskens; G. M. H. Swaen; C. P. van Schayck

Active or passive treatment for neck–shoulder pain in occupational health care? A randomized controlled trial
pp. 422-424(3)
Authors: Aslak Savolainen; Jari Ahlberg; Hanna Nummila; Maunu Nissinen

Treating physicians’ perceptions of barriers to return to work of their patients in Southern Ontario
pp. 425-429(5)
Authors: M. K. Schweigert; D. McNeil; L. Doupe

Carotid artery dissection following minimal postural trauma in a firefighter
pp. 430-431(2)
Author: Stewart Lloyd

Occupational asthma after exposure to plaster casts containing methylene diphenyl diisocyanate
pp. 432-434(3)
Authors: R. Donnelly; J. B. Buick; J. Macmahon

Thyroiditis and inflammatory bowel disease associated with 50 Hz magnetic field exposure
pp. 435-435(1)
Author: Bruce Hocking

MONITOR
pp. 436-436(1)
Author: Mary Kinoulty

Calendar
pp. 437-437(1)

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