UKRAINIAN JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH 1(74) 2023, Vol.19, No 1, 2023

Scientific and practical journal for hygienists, physiologists, toxicologists and occupational physicians. Founded in April 2005.

https://doi.org/10.33573/ujoh2023.01

IN THE ISSUE:

ORIGINAL PAPERS

Nagorna A.M., Radionov M.O., Bocharova O.B.

Accidents at work in wartime: differences of investigation, accounting and registration, 3–10, UKR

Kalnysh V.V., Trynka I.S., Pashkovskyi S.M., Bogush G.L., Koval N.V.

Psychophysiological features of the development of fatigue in operators of unmanned aviation systems, 11–20, UKR

Pavlichenko H.F.

Features of occupational morbidity among employees of modern mining-extracting industry enterprises of Ukraine, 21–25, UKR

Andrusyshyna I.M., Lampeka O.G., Golub I.O.

Results of biomonitoring of exposure to toxic metals of manufacturing workers in Ukraine in 2002–2022, 26-35, UKR

Didenko M.M., Melnyk N.A., Patyka T.I., Zinchenko V.M.

The mechanism of penetration of lead sulfide nanoparticles through the pathologically changed structures of the blood-tissue barrier of the skin dermis by morphological features, 36–41, UKR

Nazarenko V.I., Leonov Yu.I., Glyva V.A., Burdeina N.B., Cherednichenko I.M., Pochta V.N., Golubeva A.O.

The influence of UV-LED lamps radiation on indicators of microflora in university auditoriums, 42–50, ENG

REVIEWS, LECTURES

Thielmann B., Voß L., Zavgorodnii I., Schumann H., Böckelmann I.

Heart rate variability as a strain indicator for psychological stress in emergency medical services personnel during working days: a systematic review, 51–60, ENG

Nanotoxicology – a new direction in industrial toxicology, task and research results, 61–74, UKR