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Ref. | Title | Task performed (relationship between cases) | Agent/risk exposure | Environmental spread | Exposure circumstances | Concurrent facts | Cases location | |
40 | Q fever outbreak in industrial setting. | Office workers and workers setting on non-protected places | Dust containing C. burnetii spores | Additional cases due to an environmental spread of the agent | Removing contaminated straw boards from walls and ceilings | Office renovation works | Areas affected by dust from renovation works | |
41 | Case report: three farmworkers who gave birth to infants with birth defects closely grouped in time and place— Florida and North Carolina, 2004-2005. | Working in tomato grower’s farms | Exposure to pesticides during gestational period | - | - | Poor working conditions. Working in violation of the restricted interval entry | In grower field | |
42 | Clustered outbreak of skin and eye complaints among catering staff. | Kitchen staff | UVC tubes | Additional cases due to an environmental spread of the agent | Electric fly killers | Incorrect maintenance (UVC tubes into electric fly traps) | Working areas next to UVC tubes | |
43 | A cluster of male breast cancer in office workers. | Working office next to an electrical switchgear room | Electric-magnetic fields exposure | Additional cases due to an environmental spread of the agent | Electric facilities in the building | - | Working areas next to electrical switchgear room | |