The pregnant woman in industry.
The intent of this paper is to relate current thought in proper perspective to the mounting concern for the pregnant woman in industry. Embryo toxicology may demonstrate a need for lowered standards of exposure for the woman worker during a pregnancy. Lastly, a plan is offered to obtain data for comparison of female work populations which may or may not be exposed to certain, primarily airborn, contaminants.
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