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INTRODUCTION TO OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH |
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In the twentieth century, efforts in industrial hygiene matters were led by
Dr. Alice Hamilton, a champion of the cause of social responsibility for workers' health
and safety. She observed industrial conditions first-hand and startled mine owners, factory managers, and state officials with evidence that there was a correlation between illness and exposure to toxins. She also presented definitive proposals for elimination of unhealthy work conditions. |
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