Background Petrol is the non-specific term for petroleum which is used for inside combustion
of engines. Petrol filling workers are highly vulnerable to occupational exposure to these …

Background Human exposure to benzene is associated with many adverse health effects. It
is mainly related to impairment of the hematopoietic system and bone marrow suppression …

Introduction: In fuel stations, gasoline induces a wide range of toxicological effects on body
tissues and biochemical changes, which pose grave health risks to humanity. Aim: This …

Aim: This study aimed to assess the effect of occupational exposure to petrol on
hematological parameters and markers of oxidative stress among petrol station pump …

The adverse effects of daily exposure to benzene may be related to the inability of the
hematopoietic system with bone marrow suppression, an increased hazard of blood cell …

Benzene is one of the most toxic chemicals, it is very effective and causes widespread
health problems for humans. Workers of stations are directly exposed to inhalation of a large …

Many chemicals and their harmful effects and diseases have been linked as causative
agents of diseases. The research included knowledge of the effect of continuous exposure …

Background: Penile fracture is an emergency and uncommon presentation to the urology
department. Immediate surgical repair can be a standard of care for patients with penile …

Background: Oil refinery employees suffer from exposure to fumes from petrol that contain
harmful chemicals that can hurt the lungs and cardiovascular system. This research aimed to …

Background: Benzene is a hematotoxic and carcinogenic compound contained in the glue
used in the shoe industry. This compound has been suspected of causing decreased …