Azian Hariri
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Dr. Azian Hariri is a dedicated researcher in occupational health and safety, with a primary focus on respiratory health hazards in industrial settings. Her work centers on understanding how workplace exposures, particularly in the automotive and manufacturing sectors, impact pulmonary function. Her most-cited study, "Pulmonary Function Status among Welders in Malaysian’s Automotive Industries" (2013), investigates the detrimental effects of welding fumes, toxic gases, and metal particles on lung health. This research critically examines the combined influence of exposure duration and smoking status on chronic lung function decline, providing essential evidence for workplace safety regulations. With 3 citations, this foundational paper has contributed to raising awareness about occupational respiratory risks in developing industrial economies. Dr. Hariri's contributions are particularly valuable for informing preventive health measures and exposure control strategies in high-risk industries. Her work underscores the urgent need for improved protective equipment and health surveillance programs for welders, making her research highly relevant for students and professionals in occupational medicine, industrial hygiene, and public health policy.
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