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2. Prevalence of Systemic Arterial Hypertension, Electrocardiogram Abnormalities, and Noise-Induced Hearing Loss in Agricultural Workers

Author

Tomei, Gianfranco, Sancini, Angela, Tomei, Francesco, Vitarelli, Antonino, Andreozzi, Giorgia, Rinaldi, Giovanni, Giorgio, V. D., DI GIORGIO, Valeria, Samperi, Ilaria, Fiaschetti, Maria, Tasciotti, Zaira, Cetica, Carlotta, Capozzella, Assuntina, Ciarrocca, Manuela, and Tiziana, Caciari

Subjects
Adult, Male, noise, medicine.medical_specialty, Hearing loss, Health, Toxicology and Mutagenesis, Diastole, coronary artery disease, agricultural workers, hypertension, Toxicology, Coronary artery disease, Electrocardiography, Audiometry, immune system diseases, Occupational Exposure, Surveys and Questionnaires, Internal medicine, Prevalence, medicine, Humans, Risk factor, Aged, General Environmental Science, medicine.diagnostic_test, business.industry, Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health, Case-control study, food and beverages, Agriculture, Middle Aged, medicine.disease, respiratory tract diseases, Occupational Diseases, Blood pressure, Hearing Loss, Noise-Induced, Italy, Cardiovascular Diseases, Case-Control Studies, Hypertension, Cardiology, Physical therapy, medicine.symptom, business, Blood Chemical Analysis, Noise-induced hearing loss
Abstract

The literature suggests that farmers nowadays are more likely to contract cardiovascular diseases than in the past. This study involved 79 farmers and 64 controls. The workers completed a questionnaire to identify exclusion factors for audiological and cardiovascular risk factors. The participants underwent medical examination, measurement of blood pressure, electrocardiogram, blood tests, audiometry, and measurement of noise exposure. The farmers were found to have a higher prevalence of systolic and diastolic arterial hypertension as well as electrocardiogram (ECG) abnormalities compared with the controls. A significant prevalence of arterial hypertension was detected in the farmers exposed to noise, when compared with those who were not exposed. These results suggest that farmers are at risk of cardiovascular effects and that noise is a cardiovascular risk factor for farmers.

Published
2013

4. Environmental and biological monitoring of benzene in traffic policemen, police drivers and rural outdoor male workers

Author

Manuela, C., Francesco, T., Ciarrocca, Manuela, Tomei, Francesco, Caciari, T., Capozzella, Assuntina, Caciari, Tiziana, Capozzella, Assunta, Lara, S., Scimitto, Lara, Nadia, Nardone, Andreozzi, G., Nardone, Nadia, Andreozzi, Giorgia, Barbara, S., Maria, F., Barbara, Scala, Fiaschetti, Maria, Carlotta, Cetica, Valeria Di Giorgio, Maria Pia Schifano, Gianfranco, Tomei, Cetica, Carlotta, DI GIORGIO, Valeria, Schifano, MARIA PIA, Tomei, Gianfranco, Angela, S., and Sancini, Angela

Subjects
Adult, Male, Rural Population, Engineering, Urban Population, Poison control, Air Pollutants, Occupational, Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law, Urban area, Occupational safety and health, chemistry.chemical_compound, Environmental health, Air Pollution, Occupational Exposure, Injury prevention, Humans, Cities, Benzene, geography, Air Pollutants, geography.geographical_feature_category, business.industry, Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health, Environmental engineering, Human factors and ergonomics, General Medicine, Middle Aged, Police, Sorbic Acid, Acetylcysteine, Male workers, chemistry, Carcinogens, Rural area, business, Environmental Monitoring
Abstract

To evaluate exposure to benzene in urban and rural areas, an investigation into personal exposure to benzene in traffic policemen, police drivers and rural (roadmen) male outdoor workers was carried out. Personal samples and data acquired using fixed monitoring stations located in different areas of the city were used to measure personal exposure to benzene in 62 non-smoker traffic policemen, 22 police drivers and 57 roadmen. Blood benzene, urinary trans-trans muconic acid (t,t-MA) and S-phenyl-mercapturic acid (S-PMA) were measured at the end of work shift in 62 non-smoker traffic policemen, 22 police drivers and 57 roadmen and 34 smoker traffic policemen, 21 police drivers and 53 roadmen. Exposure to benzene was similar among non-smoker traffic policemen and police drivers and higher among non-smoker urban workers compared to rural workers. Blood benzene, t,t-MA and S-PMA were similar among non-smoker traffic policemen and police drivers; blood benzene and t,t-MA were significantly higher in non-smoker urban workers compared to rural workers. Significant increases in t,t-MA were found in smokers vs. non-smokers. In non-smoker urban workers airborne benzene and blood benzene, and t,t-MA and S-PMA were significantly correlated. This study gives an evaluation of the exposure to benzene in an urban area, comparing people working in the street or in cars, to people working in a rural area. Benzene is a certain carcinogen for humans. The results we showed should lead to more in-depth studies about the effects on health of these categories of workers.

Published
2012

5. Guida alla prevenzione degli infortuni

Author

Caciari, T, Rosati, Maria Valeria, Schifano, MARIA PIA, Ciarrocca, Manuela, Sancini, Angela, DE SIO, Simone, Di Pastena, C, Scala, B, Casale, Teodorico, Giubilati, Roberto, Pimpinella, Benedetta, Andreozzi, G, Loreti, B, Antetomaso, Luigi, DI GIORGIO, Valeria, Tomei, Francesco, and Tomei, Gianfranco

Published
2012

6. [Media Studies: a diachronic and cross-curricular approach]

Author

Tomei, Gianfranco, DI GIORGIO, Valeria, Tomei, Francesco, and Sancini, Angela

Subjects
Internet, Internationality, Cumulative Trauma Disorders, Information Dissemination, Communication, Communications Media, Culture, Vision Disorders, cognitivism, encoding/decoding, ergonomy, media, message, Models, Theoretical, Mental Fatigue, Italy, Social Perception, Computer Terminals, Public Opinion, Humans, Propaganda, Interdisciplinary Communication, Ergonomics, Mass Media, Medical Informatics
Abstract

Studies on Media have generated analysis and remarks involving many different disciplines. We have just entered the age of Mass Communication. Each media (papers, radio, movie, TV and web too) wants to interpret reality and offer it to its audience. Each message coming from media is sifted and proposed according to the structural and technical characteristics of the media itself (as M.McLuhan said "the medium is the message"). In time there have been interpretations in favour or against as well, as experts detractors or defenders of media; U Eco called them "apocalyptic" and "integrated". In Medicine there are many different pathologies referable to excessive or incorrect utilization of mass-media: obesity due to high-calorie intake caused by sedentary use of TV, anorexia caused by forced imitation of models created by media, anxiety and sleeping disorders in teen-agers caused by watching TV news. Research are being carried out on mental effort due to incorrect use of screen, similar to the research on VDU operators. Categories gathered from Cognitive Ergonomics are suggested to hypothesize models of correct use of media and maybe the capacity of getting free from the influence of media so that aware audience can have a conscious perspective and not the perception of reality based entirely on the use of any media.

Published
2011

7. Effetti sull’attenzione per esposizione a rumore da traffico urbano

Author

Sancini, Angela, Ciarrocca, Manuela, Caciari, T, Rosati, Maria Valeria, Capozzella, Assuntina, Schifano, MARIA PIA, Fiaschetti, Maria, Cetica, Carlotta, DE SIO, Simone, Scimitto, Lara, Palermo, Paola, DI GIORGIO, Valeria, Tomei, Francesco, and Tomei, Gianfranco

Published
2011

8. Overweight and urban pollution: Preliminary results

Author

Ponticiello, Barnaba Giuseppina, primary, Capozzella, Assunta, additional, Di Giorgio, Valeria, additional, Casale, Teodorico, additional, Giubilati, Roberto, additional, Tomei, Gianfranco, additional, Tomei, Francesco, additional, Rosati, Maria Valeria, additional, and Sancini, Angela, additional

Published
2015
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9. Progetto per la riduzione dell’inquinamento urbano

Author

Tomei, Francesco, Caciari, T, DI FAMIANI, Manuela, Pimpinella, Benedetta, Fiaschetti, Maria, Samperi, Ilaria, DI GIORGIO, Valeria, Cetica, Carlotta, Tomei, Gianfranco, Giubilati, Roberto, and Sancini, Angela

Published
2010

10. Stress e dinamiche di gruppo

Author

Tomei, Gianfranco, Tomei, Francesco, Cetica, Carlotta, Fioravanti, Mario, Fiaschetti, Maria, Caciari, T, DE SIO, Simone, Ciarrocca, Manuela, DI GIORGIO, Valeria, Tomei, Fabio, Cialone, P, Giubilati, Roberto, Andreozzi, G, Veggetti, Maria Serena, and Sancini, Angela

Published
2010

11. Alimentazione e lavoratori esposti ad inquinamento urbano

Author

Tomei, Francesco, Caciari, T., Cetica, Carlotta, Federici, F., Tomei, Gianfranco, DE SIO, Simone, Fabio, Tomei, Tasciotti, Zaira, Ponticiello, B. g., Monti, Carlo, Maurizi, D. c., DI GIORGIO, Valeria, Ciarrocca, Manuela, Panfili, A., Gamberale, D., Antetomaso, L., Pacchiarotti, A., and Sancini, A.

Published
2010

12. Urban stressors: effects on health

Author

Sancini, Angela, Fiaschetti, Maria, Schifano, MARIA PIA, Scimitto, Lara, Tasciotti, Zaira, Ponticiello, B. G., Giubilati, Roberto, Palermo, Paola, DE SIO, Simone, DI GIORGIO, Valeria, Tomei, Gianfranco, and Tomei, Francesco

Published
2010

15. Diabete e lavoratori

Author

Tomei, Francesco, Caciari, T, Tria, Marina, Palermo, Paola, Schifano, MARIA PIA, DE ANGELIS, A. M., Ciarrocca, Manuela, Tasciotti, Zaira, DI GIORGIO, Valeria, Fiaschetti, Maria, Nardone, Nadia, DI FAMIANI, Manuela, Casale, Teodorico, Cuartas, M. F., Fantini, S, Ponticiello, B. G., Tomei, Gianfranco, and Sancini, Angela

Published
2010

17. Cardiovasculopatie in lavoratori a rischio

Author

Sancini, Angela, Caciari, T, DE SIO, Simone, Fiaschetti, Maria, Monti, Carlo, DI GIORGIO, Valeria, Samperi, Ilaria, Gioffre, P, Giubilati, Roberto, Vitarelli, Antonino, Tomei, Gianfranco, and Tomei, Francesco

Published
2010

19. La donazione di sangue e l’ informazione nei luoghi di lavoro

Author

Tomei, Gianfranco, Caciari, T, Tomei, Francesco, Fiaschetti, Maria, Cuartas, Mf, Maurizi, Dc, DI GIORGIO, Valeria, Pacchiarotti, Alessandro, Palermo, Paola, Ciarrocca, Manuela, Giubilati, Roberto, Ponticiello, Bg, Tasciotti, Zaira, Cetica, Carlotta, Nardone, Nadia, and Sancini, Angela

Published
2010

21. Urinary nickel and prolactin in workers exposed to urban stressors

Author

Caciari, Tiziana, primary, Rosati, Maria Valeria, additional, Di Giorgio, Valeria, additional, Casale, Teodorico, additional, Pimpinella, Benedetta, additional, Scala, Barbara, additional, Giubilati, Roberto, additional, Capozzella, Assunta, additional, Tomei, Gianfranco, additional, and Tomei, Francesco, additional

Published
2013
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22. Urban pollution.

Author

Sancini, Angela, Tomei, Francesco, Tomei, Gianfranco, Caciari, Tiziana, Di Giorgio, Valeria, André, Jean-Claude, Palermo, Paola, Andreozzi, Giorgia, Nardone, Nadia, Schifano, Maria Pia, Fiaschetti, Maria, Cetica, Carlotta, and Ciarrocca, Manuela

Subjects
AIR pollution, HEALTH, CITIES & towns, BRONCHITIS, ANTHROPOGENIC effects on nature, TRANSPORTATION, EMISSIONS (Air pollution)
Abstract

The article informs that people living in urban areas are at a higher health risk due to air pollution. It mentions the effects of urban air on human health which include acute respiratory effects and chronic bronchitis. It further informs that the anthropogenic sources of air pollution in cities are industrial emissions and transport.

Published
2012

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