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Cabin crew cabin crew cabin n (Aviat)? équipage m have long blamed exposure to jet engine fumes for memory loss, tremors, lethargy and other symptoms of so-called aerotoxic syndrome.
WN.com - Articles related to Asia pollution blows around globe due to monsoon 2010
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(Aviat)? équipage m have long blamed exposure to jet engine fumes for memory loss, tremors, lethargy and other symptoms of so-called aerotoxic syndrome.
WN.com - Articles related to Asia pollution blows around globe due to monsoon 2010
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(Aviat)? équipage m have long blamed exposure to jet engine fumes for memory loss, tremors, lethargy and other symptoms of so-called aerotoxic syndrome.
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Cabin crew cabin crew cabin n (Aviat)? équipage m have long blamed exposure to jet engine fumes for memory loss, tremors, lethargy and other symptoms of so-called aerotoxic syndrome.
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Cabin crew cabin crew cabin n (Aviat)? équipage m have long blamed exposure to jet engine fumes for memory loss, tremors, lethargy and other symptoms of so-called aerotoxic syndrome.
WN.com - Articles related to Asia pollution blows around globe due to monsoon 2010
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(Aviat)? équipage m have long blamed exposure to jet engine fumes for memory loss, tremors, lethargy and other symptoms of so-called aerotoxic syndrome.
WN.com - Articles related to Asia pollution blows around globe due to monsoon 2010
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An East-West Airlines BAe 146 flight attendant's courtroom success in linking a specific fume event to 18 years of respiratory illness has made a critical connection between contaminated cabin air and aerotoxic syndrome.
HEADLINES 2010
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Former Australian pilot says toxic engine fumes made him sick A FORMER pilot for Australia's largest airline claims he was paralysed in mid-flight because of "aerotoxic syndrome" - exposure to toxic engine fumes on airliners, The Sunday Telegraph reports.
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A blood test is being developed in America to detect evidence of low-level exposure - a key step in proving that aerotoxic syndrome is a genuine illness.
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