[INAIL's contribution to gender medicine through the analysis of accident and technopathic trend data]
Abstract
The gender mainstreaming is important from the different repercussions that diseases can cause in women rather than in men. For several years, INAIL has been involved in the collection of accidents at work and occupational diseases data, having regard to the gender difference. In this contest statistical data on accidents at work and occupational diseases reported to Inail in the last five years in the Inail Statistical Database have been analyze.
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