Purpose Previous studies found that silicosis was majorly associated with occupation-
related risks. However, little evidence was available to clarify the relation between Asian …

Objectives: To examine the exposure–response relationships between various indices of
exposure to silica dust and the mortality from non-malignant respiratory diseases (NMRDs) …

The risks of tracheitis have been widely studied, but no investigation has yet to assess the
impact of air pollutants on tracheitis hospital admissions. This research explores the …

Silicosis is an occupational lung disease because of exposure to silica dust in the
workplace. Evidence on the spatiotemporal change of silicosis burden worldwide remains …

Objective: To provide scientific evidence for the prevention and control measures of silicosis
by analyzing the epidemiological characteristics of silicosis cases reported in Tianjin city …

In spring, windblown dust storms originating in the deserts of Mongolia and China make
their way to Taipei city. These occurrences are known as Asian dust storm (ADS) events …

In spring, windblown dust storms originating in the deserts of Mongolia and China make
their way to Taipei city. These occurrences are known as Asian dust storm (ADS) events …

The adverse effects of dust storms on health have been a major issue in several countries. A
substantial number of studies have found significant associations between dust storms and …

This study analyzed the association between Asian dust storms events and diabetes
hospital admissions during 2000–2009 in Taiwan using time-series autoregressive model …

Objectives This study aimed to establish an occupational disease surveillance system by
identifying high-risk industries for silicosis in Taiwan using a national database linkage …