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Ed J Corbett McDonald BMJ Publishing Group, £49.95, pp 498 ISBN 0727908561 Epidemiology of Work Related Diseases covers topics of interest to epidemiologists, researchers, and occupational health practitioners; and it will also be useful to clinicians, nurses, and other health care professionals who have to deal with queries from patients on whether an ailment might be related to their occupation. Written by experts in their subjects, the chapters provide up to date information on a wide range of topical occupational health issues, such …
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