Nuur Azreen Paiman
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Nuur Azreen Paiman is a dedicated researcher in occupational health, with a primary focus on the respiratory impacts of industrial exposures. Her work centers on understanding how workplace hazards, particularly welding fumes and toxic gases, compromise pulmonary function among workers. In her highly cited study, "Pulmonary Function Status among Welders in Malaysian’s Automotive Industries" (2013, 3 citations), Paiman provided critical insights into the combined effects of exposure duration and smoking status on lung health. This research highlighted the chronic risks faced by welders, linking prolonged exposure to significant declines in respiratory capacity. By systematically analyzing these occupational hazards, Paiman’s work has informed safety protocols and underscored the need for protective measures in automotive manufacturing. Her contributions are vital for students and researchers exploring the intersection of environmental health and industrial medicine, offering a clear, evidence-based foundation for mitigating long-term lung damage in high-risk professions.
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