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  1. ... bronchitis. Chronic bronchitis is caused most often by exposure to airborne pollutants such as cigarette smoke, excessive ... The bronchial lining becomes inflamed and the constant exposure to such pollutants begins to cause damage in ...
  2. Cumulative skin damage is caused by repeated exposure to the ultraviolet light found in sunshine. Areas with high exposure such as the forearms, face, back of the neck, and scalp (bald ...
  3. Cumulative skin damage is caused by repeated exposure to the ultraviolet light found in sunshine. Areas with high exposure such as the scalp (bald individuals), forearms, face, and back of the ...
  4. ... best protection against sunburn is prevention. Avoid sun exposure during the peak hours of the sun's rays ... lip balm with sunscreen. Years of unprotected sun exposure can cause premature aging and cancer of the ...
  5. ... The most commonly used treatment is fluorescent light exposure, in which the infant is placed under a ...
  6. ... other protection) is recommended. Other safety precautions regarding exposure to water, aerosols, powder or food particles must ...
  7. ... erythematosus) Disease of the liver or spleen Radiation exposure High numbers of white blood cells (leukocytosis) may ...
  8. ... healthcare workers such as dentists because of increased exposure to the herpes virus. The use of rubber ...
  9. ... infection but may also be caused by chemical exposure or the presence of a foreign body.
  10. ... toes, ears or nose, usually brought on by exposure to cold. Raynaud's phenomenon and Raynaud's disease, a ...
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