This is the second of two articles reviewing the epidemiologic research on cardiovascular
diseases (CVD) and the work environment. It deals with chemical factors, ie, lead, cadmium …

Relatively little systematic research has been directed towards the potential effects, either
etiologic or aggravating, of industrial chemicals on cardiovascular diseases. While some …

This is the first of two articles reviewing the epidemiologic research on cardiovascular
diseases (CVD) and the work environment. It deals with a number of nonchemical factors, ie …

This paper reviews the possible association between cardiovascular disease and
occupational and environmental agents. The effects of carbon monoxide, fibrogenic dusts …

The purpose of this paper is to discuss future challenges for research and prevention in the
field of work environment and cardiovascular diseases (CVD). First, research on CVD and …

A review of cardiovascular disease (CVD) resulting from environmental exposures pointed
out the lack of studies concerned with the cardiovascular effects of hazardous environmental …

A variety of industrial agents to which large segments of the population are exposed have
been linked to the development of cardiovascular disease. These toxic agents, which …

Little is known about occupational risks for coronary heart disease. A few specific toxins
encountered occupationally are known to affect the heart, most prominently carbon disulfide …

STUDY OBJECTIVE--The aim was to estimate the quantitative impact of working conditions
on cardiovascular diseases in Denmark. DESIGN--The study was based on a review of …

This article summarizes some of the major findings in research on associations between
psychosocial factors and cardiovascular illness. Methodological difficulties are discussed …