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June 23, 2026Discover Public HealthOpen Access

Work related health risks among women embroidery artisans in a traditional craft cluster of Gujarat, India

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ASAnkit ShethRBRakesh BalachandarNKNikhil Kulkarni

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Cross-sectional study identifies high health risks in women artisans, suggesting urgent health interventions needed.

Key Points

  • To assess health risks and occupational exposures among women embroidery artisans in Gujarat, India.
  • Cross-sectional observational study conducted among 101 female embroidery workers in Kutch-Bhuj.
  • Data collected through structured interviews and validated questionnaires.
  • Health measurements included blood pressure, haemoglobin, random blood sugar, and workplace conditions.
  • 61.4% of women reported anaemia, while 34.6% were overweight or obese.
  • 58.4% experienced musculoskeletal complaints, primarily lower back and neck pain.
  • Suboptimal lighting and ergonomic conditions were prevalent, affecting vision and overall health.

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Sheth et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a3a2194111626ef22ab65aahttps://doi.org/10.1186/s12982-026-02422-y
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