On some occupational factors of rheumatism in railroads

Abstract

Although a number of authors have pointed to an increased incidence of rheumatism among transport workers, although at the International Anti-Rheumatic Congress in 1934 this branch of labor was put forward together with miners and metal workers for special study, still the main factors of rheumatism in transport remain understudied. Therefore, the scientific justification of measures to combat the disease among railroad workers is still scarce, and there are no standard rheumatic sanitary minima for individual transport professions.

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