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• W1988541302 abstract "To the Editor: The cohort mortality study by Håkansson and colleagues1 suggests that extremely low-frequency magnetic fields are a risk factor for Alzheimer disease and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). The cut points were arbitrarily defined as the 25th, 75th, and 90th percentile of exposure. However, even the highest exposure group to magnetic fields (>0.530 μT) can hardly be considered as “very high exposure.” Furthermore, no excess risk for Alzheimer's disease as primary cause of death was observed (relative risk = 0.94 at “very high exposure”), and no test for trend in risk is given. The workers included in the study are engineering industry workers, mainly welders, who are exposed to metals and solvents. A risk of developing ALS has been reported for welders in numerous studies.2–6 Welding exposes workers to metal fumes containing well-established7 neurotoxicants such as lead, aluminum, and manganese. There have long been data linking neurotoxic metals to ALS and Alzheimer disease. Moreover, these observations have been recently supported in vitro8,9 (ie, metal-triggered aggregation of Cu/ZnSOD and amyloid) and in vivo10,11 (ie, aluminum chloride-induced motor neuron disease in experimental animals such as the New Zealand white rabbit). Therefore, occupational exposures should be considered with care, and exposure to established neurotoxicants (such as lead and manganese) should not be underestimated or neglected. No data about such exposures is presented in the article. The job matrix used by the authors assesses only electromagnetic fields. In our opinion, the authors ignore the role of definite neurotoxicants in these neurodegenerative diseases and unreasonably attribute the association to electromagnetic field exposure. A recent review of electromagnetic fields and ALS12 has stated that “Most studies did not consider work-related factors potentially associated with ALS in the analysis.” This observation would seem to apply to the present study as well." @default.
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• W1988541302 title "Occupational Exposures and Neurodegenerative Diseases" @default.
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