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Original research Factors and Indicators of Oil Extraction Occupational Risks
Gimranova GG, Bakirov AB, Karimova LK, Beygul NA, Shaykhlislamova ER
We have assessed occupational risks among oil extraction workers using hygienic and medico-biological criteria. In modern oil extraction enterprises, a complex of work environment and work process factors includes occupational noise, vibration, hazardous chemicals impact, outdoor air negative indicators, work severity and intensity. Working conditions in certain occupations are characterized by a combination of predominating factors. Their intensity is of class 3 (1-4 degree) hazards. The presence of hazardous factors leads to the development of occupational and work-related diseases among workers. The highest health occupational risk level is detected in drillers, assistant drillers, operators of major, underground drill hole repairs, and machine operators. Optimization measures for occupational risk management have been developed.
Received: 2013-11-11
Published online: 2017-01-05
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Original research Estimation of the Occupational Risk of Violations of Petrochemical Industry Workers’ Health
Badamshina GG, Karimova LK, Timasheva GV, Bakirov AB
A complex clinical-hygienic study in employees of a petrochemical complex for the production of synthetic resins was conducted. The main hazardous factor in the working environment under the study was a chemical production factor which was represented by 2–3 class hazards. In general, the working conditions were closely matched to class 3.3 according to the level of a chemical factor. The priority classes of chronic non-infectious diseases among petrochemical workers revealed statistical evidence for association of the disease with the work, characterizing the professional risk to the health of the workers.
Received: 2013-11-11
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Original research Immediate and Long-Term Outcomes of Coronary Heart Disease, Depending on the Molecular Genetic Characteristics of Patients
Melentyev IA, Vershinin AA, Melentyev AS, Malygina NA, Kostomarova IV
Depending on the insertion-deletion polymorphism of the angiotensin-converting enzyme and Hindlll DNA polymorphism of lipoprotein lipase gene there were studied the clinical course of coronary heart disease and five-year survival of patients after an exacerbation of the disease. It was found that the most important genetic predictors of short- and long-term adverse outcomes of acute ischemic heart disease are the genotype H+H+ of lipoprotein lipase gene, DD genotype of the angiotensin-converting enzyme gene and the combination of these genotypes.
Received: 2014-05-26
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Original research Prevention, Health and Social Care Promotion for HIV-Positive Women and Children in the Sverdlovsk Region
Prokhorova OG, Nozhkina NV
The article presents the results of the study aimed at investigating the epidemiological features of HIV infection among wom­en and children in the Sverdlovsk region and to assess the prevention, medical and social programs impact. The study was performed for the period of 1990–2012, epidemiological, sociological and statistical methods were used. By 2012 it was set a steady increase in the share of women in the HIV-infected. At the age under 29 the proportion of women among people living with HIV prevails over men. Sexual transmission of HIV among women reached 70.0 %, prevalence of pregnant women — 2.0 %. Due to inter-departmental prevention programs and integrated health and social care there was increased the level of chemoprophylaxis among pregnant women and mother-to-child transmission of HIV decreased to 3.9 %.
Received: 2013-11-11
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Original research Information Risk Factors in Post-Industrial Society
Karelin AO
The article represents the classification of information risk factors in the post-industrial society, comparative analysis of the distribution of mobile phones among students of Saint-Petersburg in 2002–2010. A questionnaire method was used. There was revealed unsatisfactory information among students about the risk factors of using mobile phones. Information risk factors are a challenge for the post-industrial society.
Received: 2013-11-11
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Review Information, Health, Innovations: Hygienic Aspects
Denisov EI, Eremin AL
The increasing flow of information affects the human health and assumes active involvement of hygienists. The place of information hygiene in the preventive medicine is considered. Some physical and hygienic aspects of information mea­surement and assessment are discussed along with its negative effects. International and Russian regulatory documents in the field are mentioned. In connection with the strategy of innovative development of Russia hygienic aspects of the evaluation of innovations and prospects for the development of hygienic standards are analyzed.
Received: 2013-11-11
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Review Features of Superfine Aerosols' Impact and Actual Problems of Nanosafety
Potapov AI, Rakitskiy VN, Tulakin AV, Lutsenko LA, Ilnitskaya AV, Egorova AM, Gvozdeva LL
The article analyzes the Russian and foreign experience, international standards, reports and recommendations, concerning the assessment of superfine aerosols and aerosol nanoparticles in the working area.
Received: 2013-11-11
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Original research Occupational Risks for Chemical Workers' Health
Valeeva ET, Bakirov AB, Karimova LK
The present paper summarizes long term studies on the assessment of working conditions and chemical workers' health. The enormous factual material allowed to estimate occupational risks for workers' health and to rank hazardous chemical manufactures by their degree of risk, to develop preventive measures.
Received: 2013-11-11
Published online: 2017-01-05
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