This paper analyses the user safety of a playground built out of reused blades from a
dismantled wind turbine. Located in Rotterdam and designed by the Netherlands …

Background Allergic contact allergy and dermatitis are frequently reported among epoxy‐
exposed workers. Objectives To determine the risk of dermatitis associated with epoxy …

Airborne dermatoses are complaints linked to external environmental, chemical, and biotic
agents carried through the air. In general, airborne dermatoses that are most common in the …

Abstract Purpose of Review Patterns and causes of textile dermatitis change over time as
manufacturing practices change. Recent Findings Reactions to occupation-related clothing …

Aims This exploratory randomized controlled trial (RCT) aimed to determine the splint-
related outcomes when using the novel biodegradable wood-composite splint (Woodcast) …

The small fiberglass particles may induce several skin diseases, mainly contact dermatitis,
which may cause intense pruritus. 1 The fiberglass microfibers are coated with resins, such …

Fibreglass dermatitis is a common occupationally acquired irritant contact dermatitis, where
small spicules of fibreglass lodging in the stratum corneum result in mechanical irritation. We …

Occupational airborne contact dermatoses are caused by exposure to particles available in
the air. Depending on the underlying pathomechanism (Type I or IV hypersensitivity) and the …

The adoption of landfill mining (LFM) has the potential to reduce the negative environmental
effects of landfills while also recovering critical and secondary raw materials, energy, and …

Discussion Fibreglass was first described in 1942 to cause irritant contact dermatitis (1).
Sharp, fine fragments of fibreglass penetrate the stratum corneum and cause mechanical …