20-21 October 2016
Venue: Hotel ILF,
Budějovická 15/743 140 00, Praha 4 – Michle
http://www.hotel-ilf.cz/
Occupational and environmental diseases; from nano-problem to big data
Presentations and posters
Session Nanoparticles: exposure and biomonitoring in the workplace
Saou-Hsing Liou – Biomonitoring of exposure and health effects in nanomaterials workers: Updated status of nano-epidemiology
Gerard Lasfargues – Anses
Marcello Campagna – Environmental exposure to ultrafine particles in Southern Sardinia, Italy: a pilot study of residential exposure nearby and inside a military airport
Caroline Marie-Desvergne – Methodological developments towards biomarkers of exposure and effects to nanoparticles
Francesca Larese – Skin exposure to nanoparticles
Session Nanoparticles: workers’ health issues
Dhimiter Bello – Chronic upper airway inflammation and oxidative stress following nanoparticle exposures in photocopier operators
Malcolm Sim – Immunological and Respiratory Effects among Workers Who Handle Engineered Nanoparticles at work
Véronique Chamel-Mossuz – Evaluation of nanoparticles exposure and their respiratory impact among airport workers – Focus on exposure assessment using exhaled breath condensate
Daniela Pelclova – Workers exposed to (nano)TiO2 have elevated markers of oxidative stress and inflammation in the exhaled breath condensate
Session Big data, systems and trends
Claudio Colosio – Health surveillance of workers: A pilot study on the status of application of the Directive 89/301 CE in EU
Delphine Rieutort – Use of French medico-administrative databases for hypothesis generation regarding occupational risks in agriculture
Henk van der Molen – Missing values in estimates of incidence occupational diseases: learning from data of Dutch construction workers
Annemarie Money – The relationship between age and the reported incidence of work-related ill-health
Dominique Bicout – Ranking occupational contexts and non-Hodgkin Lymphoma
Session Sentinel and alert systems
Jelena Bakusic – Review on sentinel and alert systems to identify new and emerging work-related diseases
Annet Lenderink – Creating a bibliographic reference base for new and emerging occupational health risks
Begoña Martínez-Jarreta – Early warning systems to detect new and emerging work-related risks and diseases in Spain
Chiara Foresti – Internationalizing
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Gert van der Laan – Strengthening the Occupational Health Expertise and Scientific Performance of Public Health Institution of Turkey ESPrIT (H2020 Twinning Project)
Session (New) Occupational Diseases
Melanie Carder – The use of a Job Exposure Matrix to refine national estimates of the incidence of occupational asthma
Jill Stocks, David Berk – A survival analysis of vibration-related occupational disease and implications for evaluating interventions
Pierluigi Cocco – Sleep disorders in shift-workers and drivers: an occupational and environmental health concern
Riitta Sauni – Pulmonary inflammation in foundry workers
Dick Spreeuwers – Occupational Diseases caused by Hexavalent Chromium Exposure
Philip J Landrigan – Children’s Environmental Health: The Problem and the Solution
Posters
1 Anila Bello- Exposures to Reactive Chemical Resins in Construction: Developing Data-Driven Interventions
2 Dhimiter Bello – Occupational exposures to nanoparticles along the life cycle of nano-enabled products: A decade of research in perspective
3 Melanie Carder – Work-related long-latency respiratory disease in Great Britain: 1996 to 2014
4 Zanna Martinsone – Occupational exposure of nano-scale oil mist/spray in the metalworking industry
5 Stefano Mattioli – The Italian network MAREL and new occupational diseases
6 Henk van der Molen – Occupational disease guidelines for signaling and prevention of occupational diseases: two examples for lumbar herniated disc disease and stress-related disorders
7 Cristina Pavan – Revisiting the
8 Daniela Pelclova – Are nanoTiO2 sunscreens useful to prevent oxidative stress caused by UV irradiation?
9 Marek Varga – Mycobacterium abscessus – rare occupational disease. A Case Report
10 Martijn Schouteden – Exposome approach on the IDEWE database for the surveillance of work-related problems
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