Biomonitoring for iron, manganese, chromium, aluminum, nickel and cadmium in workers exposed to welding fume: A preliminary study

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Introduction Welding is a common process used to join metals by heating them to welding temperature by heating them to welding temperature [1]. Welding processes produce hazardous agents including fumes, gases, vapors, heat, noise and ultraviolet and infrared radiation. The fumes generated during welding are considered to be the most harmful compared with other byproducts of

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