Table 3 Toxin and carcinogen-related occupational health issues in marine and freshwater research
From: Occupational health issues in marine and freshwater research
Title of Article | Year a | Authors |
|---|---|---|
Toxic marine and freshwater algae: an occupational hazard? | 1991 | Baxter [4] |
Marine toxins | 2000 | Whittle & Gallacher [91] |
Marine swimming-related illness: implications for monitoring and environmental policy | 2001 | Henrickson et al. [93] |
Cancer incidence among marine engineers, a population-based study (Iceland) | 2003 | Rafnsson & Sulem [94] |
Cancer risk to naval divers questioned | 2003 | Amitai et al. [95] |
Listing occupational carcinogens | 2004 | Siemiatycki et al. [96] |
Factors influencing organotin distribution in different marine environmental compartments, and their potential health risk | 2006 | Lee et al. [92] |
Oceans and human health: Emerging public health risks in the marine environment | 2006 | Fleming et al. [6] |
A survey of diving behaviour and accidental water ingestion among Dutch occupational and sport divers to assess the risk of infection with waterborne pathogenic microorganisms | 2006 | Schijven & de Roda Husmen [5] |
Cancer risks in naval divers with multiple exposures to carcinogens | 2009 | Richter et al. [3] |