According to a study presented at the 70th AAN annual meeting, people with consistently high occupational exposure to diesel exhaust may have a higher risk of ALS.
Men with any diesel exhaust at jobs held for at least 10 years were 20% more likely to develop ALS than men with no exposure.
For men with a 50% likelihood of diesel exhaust exposure due to their occupation, the link was stronger ie. 45% more likely to develop ALS.
NO association was observed with women with such exposure.
AAN 70th Annual Meeting 2018
Monday, August 27, 2018
Maybe Bad News or Male Truckers
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ALS,
ALS and diesel exhaust exposure,
ALS prevention,
ALS risk
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