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Definitions from the WebIndustrial DiseaseDescription:Industrial Disease refers to health conditions or disorders that are directly caused or aggravated by exposure to occupational hazards in a specific industry or workplace. These diseases typically result from prolonged exposure to harmful substances or unsafe working conditions. Senses:Sense 1:Noun: A specific health condition caused by occupational hazards. Example Sentence: Many workers in the textile industry suffer from respiratory illnesses as an industrial disease. Sense 2:Noun: The study and prevention of diseases related to specific industries or workplaces. Example Sentence: Industrial disease research has led to significant improvements in workplace safety standards. Usage:Industrial diseases can range from respiratory disorders, skin conditions, and hearing impairments to more severe problems like cancer or neurological disorders. Related Products: | ||||
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