Exposures to atmospheric effects in the entertainment industry

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      <subfield code="a">Theatrical fogs are commonly used in the entertainment industry to create special atmospheric effects during filming and live productions. We examined exposures to mineral oiland glycol-based theatrical fogs to determine what fluids and effect were commonly used, to measure the size distributions of the aerosols, and to identify factors associated with personal exposure levels. It is important to consider these exposures in light of any health effects observed, since existing occupational exposure limits were developed in other industries where the aerosol composition differs from that of theatrical fogs</subfield>
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