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This article presents a hygienic assessment of the working conditions of employees in the printing industry. It examines the effects of physical, chemical, ergonomic, and biological factors encountered during printing processes on workers’ health. The article also highlights industrial sanitation requirements, hygienic monitoring of hazardous factors, occupational safety measures, and scientifically based preventive strategies aimed at reducing harmful exposures. The study demonstrates the importance of a comprehensive hygienic approach in protecting workers’ health in the printing industry.
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