Occupational diseases

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.

Registered occupational diseases

c Until 1997 referred to as other chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases.

(iii) Examination of workers for early identification of occupational diseases, through blood and urine analysis, hearing testing, lung capacity measurements, etc.

There are also specialized hospitals such as maternity hospitals, lung hospitals, mental hospitals, etc.

(a) Infectious respiratory diseases such as acute respiratory infections and tuberculosis

(b) Chronic respiratory diseases such as chronic bronchitis and lung cancer

Total number of occupational diseases

The transfer to other work of employees threatened by or contracting an occupational disease

The level of occupational disease is high.

263. The measures of the Government to prevent, treat and control epidemic, endemic, occupational and other diseases include the following

62. Labour accidents and occupational diseases in recent years are as follows

Regular information about the occurrence of occupational diseases.

Over the last three years, the percentage of patients who are cured after contracting tuberculosis for the first time has increased from 70 to 77.9 , but among those who have contracted the disease more than once, the cure rate is down from 50.5 to 42.2 because of a high rate of mortality and MR TB.

(i) Treatment of epidemic, endemic, occupational and other diseases

Employment related accidents and occupational disease

No. of people suffering from occupational diseases

The prevention of malign diseases, including AIDS, and tuberculosis, is carried out by Entities and Brčko District.

However, men constitute the majority of patients (see the table below).

268. There are also other specialized services provided by out patient and patient hospitals rendering prophylactic services, diagnosis and treatment of early detected malignant tumours, tuberculosis and non specific chronic diseases, skin and venereal diseases and mental disorders.

(a) 90 per cent of the wage in cases of employment related injury or illness

The insurance also covers occupational disease.

Pulmonary circulation diseases and other forms of heart disease

Paragraph 3 (b) of the guidelines (information on occupational accidents and diseases)

6) a benefit in the case of an accident at work or an occupational disease

Benefits in respect of employment related accidents and occupational diseases

He was a spieler with a twobit con.

Males follow the overall pattern of both sexes.

A frightening new epidemic of multi drug resistant TB or MDR TB, which was much harder to treat than mainstream TB had erupted. There were also cases of extreme MDR TB, soon called XDR TB, which resisted even the back up medicines.

The incidence of TB among children is increasing.

Occupational poisoning

Lynch K M and Smith W A (1935) Pulmonary asbestosis. Carcinoma of lung in asbestos silicosis. American Journal of Cancer 24 56.

Steps taken to achieve the prevention, treatment and control of epidemic, endemic and occupational diseases

Partial payment of catering and accommodation costs in health sanatoriums (except for patients whose treatment is closely related to an occupational disease or risk of one, an accident at work or a disease related to the particular character or conditions of work or service).

(a) Compensation for industrial accidents and occupational diseases

In Mexico the first 10 causes of death among women in 2001 were diabetes mellitus, ischaemic diseases of the heart, cerebro vascular disease, certain affections occurring during the perinatal period, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, cirrhosis and other chronic diseases of the liver, acute diseases of the lower respiratory tract, diseases arising from high blood pressure, nephritis, nephrosis and malignant tumours of the cervix.

Iraq further asserts that Iran does not present sufficient evidence to establish the existence of adverse health effects in Iran, or the number of treatments provided as a result of the increased adverse health effects.

1. Technical

Professional courtesy.

No persons suffering from dysentery, typhoid, viral hepatitis or other infectious diseases of the digestive tract (including pathogen carriers), active tuberculosis, suppurative or exudative dermatosis or any other disease incompatible with food hygiene, may be engaged in any work involving contact with ready to eat foods.

This applies to industrial injuries and occupational diseases.

League to Combat Tuberculosis and Respiratory Diseases

Terribly undernourished. Consumptive, I'd say.

During the day I work at the National Tuberculosis Foundation over there.