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Fassa, A. G.

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Occupational exposure to pesticides, nicotine and minor psychiatric disorders among tobacco farmers in southern Brazil

Faria, N.M.X., Fassa, A. G., Fiori, N. S., Meucci, R. D., Miranda, V. I. 2014

Tobacco growing, Health impacts, Alternative livelihoods, Human rights violation, Tobacco industry interference, Tobacco products use, WHO FCTC Articles 17 and 18 implementation, Pesticides exposure and consequences to human health

Child Labor in Family Tobacco Farms in Southern Brazil: Occupational Exposure and Related Health Problems

Carvalho, M. P., Faria, N.M.X., Fassa, A. G., Fiori, N. S., Meucci, R. D., Szortyka, A.L.S.C. 2021

Tobacco growing, Child labour, Human rights violation, Health impacts, Alternative livelihoods, Tobacco products use, WHO FCTC Articles 17 and 18 implementation, Pesticides exposure and consequences to human health

Suicidality among South Brazilian tobacco growers

Carvalho, M. P., Cruzeiro Szortyka, A., Faria, N.M.X., Fassa, A. G., Feijó, F. R., Fiori, N. S., Flesch, B. D., Meucci, R. D. 2021

Tobacco growing, Health impacts, Alternative livelihoods, Human rights violation, Tobacco industry interference, Tobacco products use, WHO FCTC Articles 17 and 18 implementation, Pesticides exposure and consequences to human health

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