Occupation and disease: how social factors affect the conception of work-related disorders
Allard E. Dembe • Yale University Press • ISBN-13 978‑0300064360
Occupation and disease: how social factors affect the conception of work-related disorders
Allard E. Dembe • Yale University Press
ISBN-10: 0300064365 · ISBN-13: 978‑0300064360 · 1996
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Allard E. Dembe examines the historical evolution of how medical professionals identify and categorize work-related illnesses. By analyzing the intersection of clinical diagnosis, scientific evidence, and public policy, the text explores the complex social and economic factors that have shaped the recognition of occupational diseases throughout the twentieth century.
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