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Diseases9

Occupational Diseases Neoplasms Dermatitis, Occupational Metabolic Syndrome X Respiratory Tract Diseases Pneumoconiosis Musculoskeletal Diseases Wounds and Injuries Respiration Disorders

Chemicals and Drugs23

Rubber Air Pollutants, Occupational Dust Petroleum Industrial Waste Plastics Hazardous Substances Styrene Styrenes Carbon Compounds, Inorganic Tobacco Smoke Pollution Steel Silicon Compounds Silicon Dioxide Perfume Cosmetics Isocyanates Asbestos Pharmaceutical Preparations Biological Markers Quartz Polyvinyl Chloride Solvents

Analytical, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques and Equipment32

Risk Factors Prevalence Reproducibility of Results Incidence Risk Assessment Sensitivity and Specificity Population Surveillance Clinical Trials as Topic Cohort Studies Questionnaires Data Collection Cross-Sectional Studies Research Design Treatment Outcome Endpoint Determination Retrospective Studies Equipment and Supplies Severity of Illness Index Epidemiologic Methods Models, Theoretical Prospective Studies Predictive Value of Tests Drug Approval Drug Discovery Randomized Controlled Trials as Topic Power Plants Follow-Up Studies Risk Epidemiological Monitoring Prognosis Case-Control Studies Regression Analysis

Psychiatry and Psychology10

Gift Giving Deception Smoking Consensus Interprofessional Relations Disclosure Cooperative Behavior Human Engineering Harm Reduction Dissent and Disputes

Phenomena and Processes6

Time Factors Sensitivity and Specificity Algorithms Phylogeny Phenotype Risk

Disciplines and Occupations9

Biomedical Research Public Health Occupational Medicine Research Biotechnology Research Design Drug Discovery Industrial Microbiology Food Microbiology

Anthropology, Education, Sociology and Social Phenomena30

Lobbying Government Regulation Consumer Advocacy Politics Government International Cooperation Expert Testimony United States Food and Drug Administration Public Policy Public Opinion United States Occupational Safety and Health Administration Health Policy European Union Organizational Policy Patents as Topic United States Government Agencies Legislation, Drug Disclosure National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (U.S.)Internationality Liability, Legal Drug Approval State Government Government Agencies Forecasting Federal Government Fraud United States Environmental Protection Agency Animal Welfare National Institutes of Health (U.S.)

Technology, Industry, Agriculture60

Industry Tobacco Industry Drug Industry Food Industry Extraction and Processing Industry Chemical Industry Food-Processing Industry Textile Industry Marketing Rubber Advertising as Topic Meat-Packing Industry Health Care Sector Metallurgy Commerce Construction Industry Tanning Construction Materials Manufactured Materials Plastics Wood Book Industry Animal Husbandry Biotechnology Product Packaging Ships Technology Transfer Marketing of Health Services Engineering Steel Interior Design and Furnishings Paper Mining Paint Motor Vehicles Food Handling Product Labeling Textiles Agriculture Cosmetics Human Engineering Entrepreneurship Industrial Microbiology Food Technology Restaurants Coal Mining Power Plants Motion Pictures as Topic Facility Design and Construction Quality Control Fisheries Poultry Aviation Tobacco Products Industrial Oils Polyvinyl Chloride Alcoholic Beverages Food Inspection Food Microbiology Biomedical Technology

Humanities9

Conflict of Interest Scientific Misconduct History, 20th Century Codes of Ethics Social Responsibility Ethics, Business History, 21st Century Ethics, Medical History, 19th Century

Information Science27

Terminology as Topic Propaganda Advertising as Topic Documentation Prevalence Persuasive Communication Incidence Book Industry Printing Mass Media Questionnaires Databases, Factual Data Collection Algorithms Technology Transfer Molecular Sequence Data Disclosure Delphi Technique Consensus Development Conferences as Topic Publishing Motion Pictures as Topic Phylogeny Information Dissemination Software Internet Medical Informatics International Classification of Diseases

Named Groups3

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Health Care108

Conflict of Interest Occupational Exposure Public Relations Research Support as Topic Consumer Product Safety Government Regulation Accidents, Occupational Occupations Health Care Sector Financial Support Occupational Health Labor Unions Environmental Monitoring Petroleum Consumer Advocacy Government Risk Factors Prevalence Guidelines as Topic Public Health Reproducibility of Results Expert Testimony Industrial Waste Interinstitutional Relations Investments United States Food and Drug Administration Public Policy Codes of Ethics United States Occupational Safety and Health Administration Incidence Health Policy World Health Organization Inhalation Exposure Taxes Risk Assessment Sensitivity and Specificity Economic Competition Maximum Allowable Concentration Population Surveillance Clinical Trials as Topic Cohort Studies Questionnaires Data Collection Organizational Policy Patents as Topic Tobacco Smoke Pollution Cross-Sectional Studies United States Government Agencies Workplace Threshold Limit Values Product Line Management Societies, Medical Marketing of Health Services Environmental Pollution Treatment Outcome Workers' Compensation Legislation, Drug Retrospective Studies Policy Making Noise, Occupational Ventilation Severity of Illness Index Organizational Objectives Epidemiologic Methods National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (U.S.)Academies and Institutes Environmental Exposure Congresses as Topic Age Factors Safety Management Liability, Legal Occupational Health Services Legislation as Topic Consensus Development Conferences as Topic Prospective Studies Predictive Value of Tests Entrepreneurship Ethics, Medical Randomized Controlled Trials as Topic Health Promotion World Health Consumer Organizations State Government Practice Guidelines as Topic Facility Design and Construction Follow-Up Studies Safety Healthy Worker Effect Government Agencies Sex Factors Disease Outbreaks Organizations Capital Expenditures Risk Epidemiological Monitoring Air Pollution, Indoor Federal Government Food Inspection Food Microbiology United States Environmental Protection Agency Facility Regulation and Control Bias (Epidemiology)Case-Control Studies Academic Medical Centers International Agencies Financing, Organized Regression Analysis National Institutes of Health (U.S.)

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Industry Tobacco Industry Drug Industry Food Industry Extraction and Processing Industry Chemical Industry Terminology as Topic Lobbying Food-Processing Industry Textile Industry Conflict of Interest Marketing Occupational Diseases Occupational Exposure Public Relations Propaganda Rubber United States Advertising as Topic Air Pollutants, Occupational Research Support as Topic Meat-Packing Industry Consumer Product Safety Government Regulation Gift Giving Accidents, Occupational Occupations Dust Deception Health Care Sector Financial Support Metallurgy Occupational Health Commerce Smoking Construction Industry Labor Unions Environmental Monitoring Petroleum Scientific Misconduct Consumer Advocacy Politics Government Risk Factors Consensus Documentation Tanning Construction Materials Biomedical Research Prevalence Guidelines as Topic International Cooperation Public Health History, 20th Century Manufactured Materials Reproducibility of Results Occupational Medicine Expert Testimony Research Industrial Waste Interinstitutional Relations Persuasive Communication Investments Plastics United States Food and Drug Administration Time Factors Public Policy Codes of Ethics Interprofessional Relations Public Opinion United States Occupational Safety and Health Administration Hazardous Substances Incidence Health Policy Wood Book Industry World Health Organization Inhalation Exposure Animal Husbandry Taxes Biotechnology Printing Risk Assessment Sensitivity and Specificity Economic Competition European Union Europe Mass Media Great Britain Product Packaging Maximum Allowable Concentration Population Surveillance Clinical Trials as Topic Cohort Studies Styrene Questionnaires Social Responsibility Databases, Factual Data Collection Styrenes

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