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Gautrin D et al. – The prevalence of occupational asthma (OA) and allergy (OAl) is high in snow crab processing workers of the Canada's East Coast. Cumulative exposure to snow crab allergens was related to the prevalence of OA and OAl in a dose–response manner taking into account atopy, gender and smoking.

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