Sanni Uuksulainen

TL;DR: Measurements of the UFP in work environments are, to date, too limited and reported too heterogeneous to allow us to draw general conclusions about workers' exposure, and showed that workers' Exposure to UFP may be significantly higher than their non-occupational exposure to background concentration alone.

TL;DR: Finnish job-exposure matrix, FINJEM, is a quantitative JEM, which can serve many purposes and its comprehensive documentation also makes it potentially useful in countries other than Finland.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors quantitatively estimate the long-term trends of occupational exposure to chemical agents in Finland for surveillance, prevention, and risk assessment purposes by utilizing the Finnish job-exposure matrix (FINJEM), which includes occupation-specific estimates of the prevalence P (percent of employed) and average level L (agent-specific units) of inhalation exposure.

TL;DR: This study provides little evidence of associations between parental exposures to heavy metals/welding fumes and TGCT in offspring with the potential exception of high paternal chromium exposure.

TL;DR: The study shows that more CSE compatible cases can be detected when the screening is directed towards the occupational fields at greatest risk, and that this stepwise method is more effective for finding CSEcompatible cases than regular OHS activity.