Current literature is demonstrating an association between work exposures to xenobiotics and adverse reproductive outcomes. Employees have a fundamental right to work in an environment free of significant reproductive heath risks.
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Situation Analysis on Occupational Hazards and Their Impact on Reproductive Health in Lebanon
A Survey For Policy Development
No. of pages: 102
Publication date: 2001
Author: Dr. Berj Hatjian, Bader Younes, Ziad Haddad, and Samar Khalil
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