BEYOND INDIVIDUAL FACTORS: ASSESSING OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS AS PREDICTORS OF MENTAL DISORDERS AMONG INDUSTRIES WORKERS
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BEYOND INDIVIDUAL FACTORS: ASSESSING OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS AS PREDICTORS OF MENTAL DISORDERS AMONG INDUSTRIES WORKERS |
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| Khandan, M., Akhondzadeh, S., Zakerian, S.A., Shamsipour, M., Ahmadabadi, M.N., Ebrahimi, A | Author(s) |
| 2025/Orginal Article | Type/Published |
| Sigurnost, 67(4):293-306 | Journal |
| SUMMARY: Work conditions are important factors in health, and unfavorable job factors such as airborne contaminants can negatively impact on mental health. These contaminants can be in the form of chemical vapors, dust, fumes, gases, or combinations thereof. This study aimed to investigate the associations between anxiety and depression with both individual and occupational factors, focusing particularly on airborne contaminants in industrial workplaces in Qom province, Iran. Conducted in 2024, this | Abstract |
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