Publications by authors named "Lin Santana Yllobre"

Objective: Pleural mesothelioma is a neoplasm almost exclusively attributed to occupational exposure to asbestos and is legally considered an occupational disease. Nevertheless, only a few cases achieve that official recognition. The objective of this work was to describe and analyse this issue, and to identify the major obstacles to its recognition.

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In the Valencia Autonomous Community, the fight against the pandemic, in the workplace, has been articulated around joint action between the occupational health services and the Valencian public health system, promoted and coordinated by Public Health. There was experience in similar activities, but a great effort has been required in external and internal coordination, in adapting activities and information systems. Occupational risk prevention services have played an important role in the epidemiological surveillance and control of COVID-19 in companies and are also participating in vaccination.

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Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Lin Santana Yllobre"

  • - Lin Santana Yllobre's research focuses on the intersection of occupational health and public health, particularly in the context of occupational diseases and pandemics.
  • - One of Yllobre's key studies highlights the challenges in recognizing pleural mesothelioma as an occupational disease, detailing the obstacles that hinder official acknowledgment despite its link to asbestos exposure.
  • - Another significant contribution examines the role of occupational health services in managing the COVID-19 pandemic in the Valencia Autonomous Community, emphasizing the successful collaboration between health services and public health systems for workplace safety and vaccination efforts.