This article summarizes textile dye prevalence studies and makes recommendations for
advancing knowledge about textile‐dye sensitization. Prevalence data is provided by study …

Purpose of the review Textile dermatitis can sometimes be difficult to diagnose due to the
fact that it is difficult to clinically suspect, and when allergic, patch test correctly and advice …

The safest protection from UV radiation (UVR) exposure is offered by clothing and its
protectiveness depends on fabric composition (natural, artificial or synthetic fibers), fabric …

Since early times, Isparta (Turkey) has been one of the most important cultural city which
gained fame by rose production and traditional carpets. There are many factories that …

Textile industry consumes numerous chemicals in the manufacturing and processing of
textiles, particularly in the wet processing of textiles. There are numerous health and safety …

Background The prevalence of occupational and non‐occupational textile dermatitis seems
to be increasing, probably because of changed textile manufacturing techniques. Objective …

Atopic dermatitis (AD) is a chronic relapsing inflammatory skin disease which usually starts
during the first years of life. In the management of AD, the correct approach requires a …

Dyes used in textile industries are a major source of pollution. A wide range of untreated
waste is generated and evacuated as effluents into the environment. This waste contains …

Background: In spite of sporadic data pointing at the role of textile dyes as important contact
allergens, only few studies have addressed the issue of the frequency of sensitization to …

The dyeing process is a very important unit operation in the leather and textile industries; it
produces significant amounts of waste effluent containing dyes and poses a substantial …