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Job Task Name Generate insect-derived bioaerosols
Comments Occupational asthma reported in various jobs (flight crews, seed house workers, honey processors, sewage plant workers, museum curator, bottling worker) to various insects (screw worm fly, Mexican bean weevil, honey bee, sewer fly, beetles, and ground bugs. Mexican bean weevil, moth, butterfly, grasshopper, beetle, honeybee, and ground bugs. [Malo]
Job Task Category Handling Insects
Exposed To Allergens
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