SJWEH - Online-first articles

Objective The adoption of digital technologies has historically impacted the most precarious occupations and contributed to widening labor market inequities. Large language models (LLM) may reshape this relationship. This study examines the association between occupational exposure to LLM and occupational precarity. Methods Using Canada’s Labour Force Survey, occupational expos...

We thank Guseva Canu and van der Molen for their thoughtful commentary (1) on our article advocating for the development of occupational exposure limits (OEL) for psychosocial hazards. We appreciate their careful consideration of both the conceptual and methodological challenges associated with transferring established approaches from the assessment of non-psychosocial (ie, chem...

Objectives The association between night shift work and chronic kidney disease (CKD) risk remains uncertain. We investigated the associations of current/lifetime night shift work with incident CKD, assessed joint effects with genetic susceptibility, and explored the mediating roles of obesity and metabolomic alterations. Methods Utilizing UK Biobank data, current (N=242 721) an...

Objective This study aimed to (i) investigate associations between different characteristics of exposure to shift work and breast cancer risk and (ii) identify effect modifiers. Methods Comprising 42 379 women from the Finnish Public Sector cohort, this longitudinal study included data from survey responses, payroll-based working hour records, and national breast cancer registr...

Objective We aimed to study multiple occupational exposures selected using an priori hypothesis as well as small-for-gestational age (SGA), birthweight (BW), and head circumference (HC). Methods We analyzed data from the Étude Longitudinale Française depuis l`Enfance (ELFE) cohort (N=12 851 mother-child pairs with a gestational age >33 weeks). The outcomes of interest were S...