Very many studies have been conducted on flight crews related to their work-environment, irregular working hours and traveling across time zones.
Some of them will be posted here
Very many studies have been conducted on flight crews related to their work-environment, irregular working hours and traveling across time zones.
Some of them will be posted here
By Dr. Guðmundur Danielsson. Air travel and blood clots – is there any connection? Many people are familiar with and have experienced swelling and discomfort in their legs after long flights. One expects to be tired and...
By Ásta Kristín Gunnarsdóttir There are a number of aspects that can affect the alertness and capabilities of members of different professions, such as conditions for rest before a shift, family circumstances, working...
According to new studies published in JAMA Dermatology on 3 September 2014, airline pilots and cabin crew are twice as likely to develop melanomas than the general populace due to radiation exposure at higher flight...
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