Association between occupational heat stress and kidney disease among 37,816 workers in the Thai Cohort Study (TCS).

J Epidemiol · 2012 · PMC3798627 · PMID 22343327

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In addition, using the 2005–2009 heat stress variable, the effect of prolonged heat stress among men was identical to the corresponding OR in Table 3 (adjusted OR: 2.22), and the overall effects of heat stress (never vs non-prolonged vs prolonged) remained highly significant for trend (<0.001).

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