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See Latest ArticlesDetergent protease exposure and respiratory disease: case-referent analysis of a retrospective cohort
Occupational and Environmental Medicine, 07/10/09
Brant A et al. - These findings provide strong evidence of an association between detergent enzyme exposure and the development of respiratory disease in an occupational setting. Using the routinely collected information on specific sensitisation and the close attention to workplace exposures that are characteristic of this industry it should be possible to derive meaningful occupational exposure standard for most detergent enzymes.
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