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27/09/22

FRANCE: the link between asbestos exposure and laryngeal and ovarian cancers is proven

The Anses in France concludes that there is a proven link between laryngeal cancer or ovarian cancer and occupational exposure to asbestos. This paves the way for better recognition and coverage of these diseases by the occupational risk insurance of the general and agricultural schemes.

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27/09/22

Final deadline to register for the Euroshnet Conference

The 7th European EUROSHNET conference on the impact of artificial intelligence on occupational health and safety will be held on Thursday 20 October 2022 in Paris and registration is still open.

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Standardization

23/09/22

September 2022: what’s new in occupational health and safety standardisation

All you need to know about European and international occupational health and safety standardisation for September 2022.

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16/09/22

SWEDEN: occupational eczema is common in the metal and health sectors

Occupational eczema is very common in many sectors, including metalworking and healthcare, which employ a large number of people. It is mainly caused by contact with chemicals or protective gloves, according to a new report from Afa Försäkring.

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16/09/22

EU-OSHA: better understanding of cancer risk factors

The European Agency for Safety and Health at Work is currently conducting a pilot survey in six European countries to better identify the main cancer risk factors.

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14/09/22

ECHA is looking for your comments

ECHA is looking for comments by 17 October 2022 on nine proposals to identify new substances of very high concern.

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09/09/22

ITALY: the effects of the pandemic on the evolution of work-related injuries

The Covid-19 pandemic has had a strong influence on the occupational injury rate in 2020, 2021 and early 2022. Some factors - containment, lower road traffic, massive use of platform workers or slow recovery of activities - have had the side effect of reducing exposure to the risk of “traditional” injuries, including commuting accidents.

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09/09/22

FRANCE: Differential evolution of occupational injuries between women and men since 2001

Based on the most recent data from the French Occupational injuries insurance, the National Agency for the Improvement of Working Conditions (Anact) presents a statistical snapshot of occupational injuries in France by gender between 2001 and 2019. Women and men are not in the same boat…

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Standardization

31/08/22

July/August 2022: What’s new in OSH standardisation?

EUROGIP monitors newly published texts or work in progress at European (CEN) or international (ISO) level in the field of occupational health and safety (OHS) standardisation.

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31/08/22

BELGIUM: 3 diseases added to the list of occupational diseases

By Royal Decree published on 9 August 2022, these three occupational diseases are added to the Belgian list: ovarian cancer caused by asbestos; uveal melanoma caused by optical radiation from welding; systemic sclerosis caused by inhalation of dust containing crystalline silica.

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