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Respiratory symptoms in Ecuadorian workers associated with informal labor and cantonal satellite pollution metrics
Introduction: Evidence on the association between ambient pollution and occupational hazards in Ecuador remains limited. This cross-sectional study evaluated the association between working conditions, satellite-derived ambient pollutants, geographic factors, and respiratory symptoms. Methods:
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