Olga I. Yushkova

National University of Science and Technology

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Olga I. Yushkova’s research centers on occupational health and safety in the mining industry, with a particular focus on the physiological impacts of industrial noise and neuro-emotional stress on workers. Her key contributions lie in identifying and substantiating physiological indicators that measure the strain on miners’ regulatory systems under hazardous conditions, offering evidence-based strategies for preventing occupational diseases. Her most-cited work, “Physiological Assessment of Miners’ Noise Exposure and Measures for Its Prevention” (2020), has garnered 4 citations, serving as a foundational reference for integrating human physiology into industrial safety protocols. Yushkova’s research bridges the gap between environmental exposure and bodily response, providing actionable measures to mitigate long-term health risks. Her work is notable for its practical application in high-risk settings, emphasizing the need for targeted interventions that account for both physical and emotional stressors. By advancing the understanding of how noise and work intensity affect miners’ health, Yushkova has contributed to shaping safer workplace standards, making her a valuable voice in occupational medicine and ergonomics.