The Final Statement of the National Seminar on Environment and Worker Health,Bogota,February 23–25,2006

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Messing K. , and Stellman J. M. , Sex, Gender and Women's Occupational Health: The Importance of Considering Mechanism. Environmental Research, A Multidisciplinary Journal of Environmental Sciences, Ecology, and Public Health, 101(2), pp. 149–162, June 2006.

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Messing and Stellman , p. 153.

Arbuckle , p. 201.

Howse D. Gautrin D. Neis B. Cartier A. Horth-Susin L. Jong M. , and Swanson M. C. , Gender and Snow Crab Occupational Asthma in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, Environmental Research, A Multidisciplinary Journal of Environmental Sciences, Ecology, and Public Health, 101(2), pp. 163–174, June 2006.

Habib R. R. El-Masri A. , and Heath R. L. , Women's Strategies for Handling Household Detergents. Environmental Research, A Multidisciplinary Journal of Environmental Sciences, Ecology, and Public Health, 101(2), pp. 184–194, June 2006.

Dimich-Ward H. Camp P. G. , and Kennedy S. M. , Gender Differences in Respiratory Symptoms—Does Occupation Matter? Environmental Research, A Multidisciplinary Journal of Environmental Sciences, Ecology, and Public Health, 101(2), pp. 175–183, June 2006.

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To gain a deep understanding about the lack of attention to and research on women's occupational health issues, Karen Messing's two-eye opening book One-Eyed Science: Occupational Health and Women Workers (Temple University Press, Philadelphia, 1998) is a must-read.