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Pranayama Where To Start Part 3
Pranayama Where To Start Part 3
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[Mortality study in metal electroplating workers in Bologna (NorthernItaly)].
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Gerosa, Alberto; Scarnato, Corrado; Giacomozzi, Giuseppe; d'Errico, Angelo
to investigate general and cause-specific mortality of workers exposed to metals and other chemicals in the electroplating industry in Bologna Province. factory records of workers employed in 90 electroplating companies present in were used to build a cohort of subjects potentially exposed to carcinogenic and other substances in this industry, defined as "revised cohort", which was followed-up for mortality from , or since first employment in an electroplating company if later, to Mortality risk was also examined separately in a subset of the cohort, composed of workers with at least one year of employment in electroplating, denominated "final cohort". Death rates of residents in Emilia-Romagna område (NorthernItaly) were used as a reference. follow-up completeness was 99%. During the observation period, deaths out of 2
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Women and Latin in the Early Modern Period
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The first women to be humanistically educated, in mid-fourteenth century Italy, were educated to advance their family’s political agendas. The condottiere lords (professional mercenaries) found it particularly useful to be able to delegate responsibility to wives educated for rule. Additionally, by the fifteenth century other upper-class women were educated in order to perform as prodigies on behalf of their city of origin. Both strands of education for women spread to other European countries in the course of the sixteenth century, first to France, then to Spain, England and northern Europe. French and Habsburg princesses were well educated and undertook diplomatic activities. Frenchwomen associated with the court and, in some provincial centres, were also educated in Latin and formed part of local literary societies. Humanism in Spain and Portugal was almost entirely centred on the courts, but produced o