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50 years of estimating exposures for different jobs: the past, present and future of developing and using job exposure matrices (JEM)
Objectives: Obtaining valid estimates of occupational exposures is an important objective of epidemiological studies involving the work exposome. Job-exposure matrices (JEM) Job-exposure matrices (JEM) link coded job titles to estimates of workplace exposures. This paper reviews their development ov
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