Respiratory system in the post-exposure period occupational diseases

The problem of occupational respiratory diseases (ORD) remains relevant today. ORD continues to occupy a leading place in the structure of death causes from work-related diseases. Many forms of ORD can occur with gradual progression. This article discusses the results of pulmonary hypertension formation some features study, as well as bone and mineral metabolism in patients with established ORD.

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2025-05-23
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https://doi.org/10.31089/978-5-6042929-3-8-2025-1-60-63
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Air Quality and Health Impacts
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The problem of occupational respiratory diseases (ORD) remains relevant today. ORD continues to occupy a leading place in the structure of death causes from work-related diseases. Many forms of ORD can occur with gradual progression. This article discusses the results of pulmonary hypertension formation some features study, as well as bone and mineral metabolism in patients with established ORD.

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