Occupational Hazards in the Cath Lab: Cataracts, Aches, HTN Working conditions not advancing alongside device technology, cardiologists say

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Occupational Hazards in the Cath Lab: Cataracts, Aches, HTN Working conditions not advancing alongside device technology, cardiologists say

Posted: 04/12/2016
Author:
Nicole Lou Reporter, MedPage Today/CRTonline.org
Coronary Technology & Regulatory

Catheterization laboratory personnel report worse health conditions the longer they work there, an Italian survey affirmed.

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