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Are women more sensitive than men to 2-propanol and<i>m</i>-xylene vapours?

Lena Ernstgård, Elisabeth Gullstrand, Achim Löf, Gunnar Johanson

Occupational and Environmental Medicine · 2002 · 59 citations · 29 references

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Abstract

Our results suggest that women are slightly more sensitive than men to the acute irritative effects of 2-propanol and m-xylene vapours.

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