Vol. 16 No. 5 September/October 2010

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In this issue

Vol. 16 No. 5 September/October 2010

From the editor

Upcoming events

An overview of the DRAFT amendment to the Construction Regulations, 2003

The Occupational Skin Disease Clinic at the NIOH, NHLS: five years' experience

The problem of compensation for occupational skin disease in South Africa

Is the substance hazardous in contact with the skin? Factors to be considered in assessing risk

Back to basics - the skin barrier and how it is affected in common occupational scenarios

Immunologic consequences of toxins within an occupational environment - skin and lung sensitisation

Biological agents causing occupational airborne contact dermatitis

Patch testing in occupational allergic contact dermatitis

SASOHN supports Breast Cancer Awareness Month

The Value of the OHNP of the Year Award

Report on the SASOM Annual Congress and promotion of the African Regional Association of Occupat

SAIOH President's page

MMPA - Thirteenth Annual Congress 8-10 October 2010