Determinants of Wood Dust Exposure in the Danish Furniture Industry—Results from Two Cross-Sectional Studies 6 Years Apart
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Vivi Schlünssen | Gitte Jacobsen | Mogens Erlandsen | Anders B. Mikkelsen | Inger Schaumburg | Torben Sigsgaard | T. Sigsgaard | V. Schlünssen | G. Jacobsen | I. Schaumburg | M. Erlandsen | A. B. Mikkelsen
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