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The scientific basis of a total asbestos ban.

La Medicina del lavoro - 1 Jan 2000

Terracini B

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Worldwide, in the new millennium, standards for the protection of workers and the general population from as-bestos risks are not equally stringent in all countries. The present review analyzes some arguments which in recent years have been proposed as a rationale for the reconsideration of the scientific background of a total asbestos ban, such as that adopted in the European Union. The conclusion is that in...

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