Background Predicted temperature rise is likely to increase the risks of development and
progression of renal/urologic anomalies for workers engaged in physically exerting and high …

Changing climate and rising temperatures are predicted to affect millions of workers due to
heat stress risks, especially in tropical settings. We used a cross-sectional study design to …

Introduction Work in heat affects millions of workers. Although kidney function in agricultural
workers is increasingly researched, nonagricultural studies are scarce. In coastal salt pans …

Saudi Arabia (SA) is one of the hottest countries in the world. This study was conducted to
assess the impact of summer heat stress in Southeastern SA on short-term kidney injury (KI) …

Background: We examined the relationship between self-reported occupational heat stress
and incidence of self-reported doctor-diagnosed kidney disease in Thai workers. Methods …

OBJECTIVES: To study the incidence of urinary lithiasis and metabolic alterations among
male employees from a steel industry who were exposed to high temperatures in the work …

Millions of workers around the world are exposed to high temperatures, intense physical
activity, and lax labor practices that do not allow for sufficient rehydration breaks. The extent …

Rising temperature and heat stress risks in the changing climate scenario might potentially
affect workers globally, especially the ones with strenuous workload in tropical settings. We …

Occupational heat exposure is linked to the development of kidney injury and disease in
individuals who frequently perform physically demanding work in the heat. For instance, in …

Objectives Globally, there are increasing cases of chronic kidney disease of unknown origin
among heat-exposed workers. We aimed to see the kidney damages of indoor heat …