The International Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine

This quarterly medical journal is the Official Publication of NIOC Health Organization, an independent health care provider.


Vol 1, No 3 July (2010)

  • Silica, a ubiquitous mineral, can not only involve lungs, but can also lead to serious kidney disease. (see article)

Table of Contents

We Say What We Mean and We Mean What We Say PDF [694 kB] XML
F Habibzadeh

Reviews

Silica Nephropathy PDF [1.53 MB] XML
N Ghahramani
Occupational Noise-induced Hearing Loss PDF [905 kB] XML
MH Azizi

Original Articles

Upper Extremity Injured Workers Stratified by Current Work Status: An Examination of Health Characteristics, Work Limitations and Work Instability PDF [908 kB] XML
D Pichora, H Grant
Clinical and Biochemical Parameters of Children and Adolescents Applying Pesticides PDF [878 kB] XML
A Ismail, D Rohlman, G Abdel Rasoul, M Abou Salem, O Hendy
Hospital Maid: A Worker at Risk of Contracting Swine Flu PDF [968 kB] XML
V Wiwanitkit

Letter to the Editor

Noise-induced Hearing Loss PDF [814 kB] XML
M Davoodi
Global Climate Change PDF [1.49 MB] XML
 
The First Congress on Occupational Medicine and Hygiene in Petroleum Industry PDF [1.01 MB] XML
M Yadollahie
National Conference on Impact of Climate Change on Biodiversity of Insects and Environment (CBI’ 2010) PDF [1.48 MB] XML
K Murugan
Upcoming Meeting PDF [1.64 MB] HTML
 



pISSN: 2008-6520        eISSN: 2008-6814