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[Menstrual cycle and gynecological condition of workers in pyrotechnic industry].
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[Absenteeism in industry].
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[Significance of industrial factors in the etiology of general morbidity].
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[The woman and her occupation].
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[Work assignment and rehabilitation].
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Workwear for British industry.
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Mother-son identification and vocational interest.
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Employment of the physically handicapped in the state of Tennessee.
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Energy requirements in forestry work of today.
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Preventive psychiatry for industrial workers.
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PATTERNS of medical student employment.
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[On the hours of work and rest of a post-office work].
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[Occupational reclassification of mentally deficient immigrants and displaced persons].
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Utilization of older professional and scientific workers.
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[University training and professional practice].
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[The role of occupational activity in the social therapy of mental diseases].
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