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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.

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Volume 54, Number 8, December 2004
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Pabulum
pp. 505-505(1)
Authors: John Hobson; Frank Gallagher

Musculoskeletal symptoms among truck assembly workers
pp. 506-512(7)
Author: Tokeer Hussain

Risk factors for first-ever low back pain among workers in their first employment
pp. 513-519(7)
Authors: A. Van Nieuwenhuyse; L. Fatkhutdinova; G. Verbeke; D. Pirenne; K. Johannik; P. R. Somville; Ph. Mairiaux; G. F. Moens; R. Masschelein

The diagnostic value of finger systolic blood pressure and cold-provocation testing for the vascular component of hand–arm vibration syndrome in health surveillance
pp. 520-527(8)
Authors: K. Poole; J. Elms; H. J. Mason

Use of sensorineural tests in a large volume of medico-legal compensation claims for HAVS
pp. 528-534(7)
Authors: K. L. McGeoch; I. J. Lawson; F. Burke; G. Proud; J. Miles

Dog noise as a risk factor for hearing loss among police dog handlers
pp. 535-539(5)
Authors: Alastair Reid; Finlay Dick; Sean Semple

Safe inoculation of blood and bone marrow for liquid culture detection of mycobacteria
pp. 540-543(4)
Authors: M. Møller; R. El Maghrabi; N. Olesen; V. Ø. Thomsen

Q fever in Ireland. A seroprevalence study of exposure to Coxiella burnettii among Department of Agriculture workers
pp. 544-547(4)
Authors: A. Reid; J. Malone

Incidence of self-reported occupational injuries in seafaring—an international study
pp. 548-555(8)
Authors: O. C. Jensen; J. F. L. Sørensen; M. L. Canals; Y. P. Hu; N. Nikolic; M. Thomas

The impact of shift work on the risk and severity of injuries for hospital employees: an analysis using Oregon workers’ compensation data
pp. 556-563(8)
Authors: I. B. Horwitz; B. P. McCall

Biomonitoring of titanium, mercury, platinum, rhodium and palladium in dental health care workers
pp. 564-566(3)
Authors: Ivo Iavicoli; Giovanni Carelli; Carlo Lajolo; Luca Raffaelli; Alessandro Marinaccio; Michele Giuliani

Evaluation of potential reduction in blood and body fluid exposures by use of alternative instruments
pp. 567-569(3)
Author: Eugene R. Waclawski

Characteristics of an external employee assistance programme in Japan
pp. 570-575(6)
Authors: Takashi Muto; Yuiko Fujimori; Keiko Suzuki

Evaluation of a multidisciplinary treatment for patients with chronic non-specific upper-limb musculoskeletal disorders: a pilot study
pp. 576-578(3)
Authors: C. H. A. Schakenraad; L. Vendrig; J. K. Sluiter; W. Veenstra; M. H. W. Frings-Dresen

Musculoskeletal complaints and psychosocial risk factors among Chinese hospital nurses
pp. 579-582(4)
Authors: Derek R. Smith; Ning Wei; Li Zhao; Rui-Sheng Wang

Hearing Surveillance Chart—a tool for tracking serial audiometry results and predicting future hearing impairment
pp. 583-584(2)
Authors: K. MacLurg; J. McCaughan; P. McQuillan

Self-rated health in a population of expatriate workers and partners in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
pp. 585-586(2)
Authors: Christopher M. T. Matthews; Mark R. Nelson

The interpretation of zinc protoporphyrin changes in lead intoxication: a case report and review of the literature
pp. 587-591(5)
Authors: C. J. Martin; C. L. Werntz; A. M. Ducatman

Hepatitis B immunity in medical students
pp. 592-593(2)
Authors: David Fox; Ian Aston

Calendar
pp. 593-593(1)

MONITOR
pp. 594-594(1)
Author: Mary Kinoulty

Annual Scientific Meeting of the Society of Occupational Medicine 2004, Nottingham, 5–8 July 2004
pp. 595-595(1)

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