Central European Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine
2019, Vol. 25, No. 1-2

Contents

Health-related Quality of Life of the Unemployed in a Disadvantaged Micro-region of Hungary Densely Populated by Roma People in Relation to the Quality of Life of the Country. A Mini Review
    György Ungváry, Éva Szakmáry and Ibolya Hegedűs

Quality of Life of Second Generation Roma and Non-Roma Unemployed III. – Mental Health, Majority Society
    György Ungváry, Éva Szakmáry, Richárd Plette, Ibolya Hegedűs, Péter Rudnai, Lilla Ungváry and Veronika Morvai

Spa Pool Related Clusters of Legionnaires’ Disease in Hungary
    Zsófia Barna, Judit K Horváth, Mihály Kádár, Ilona F Paluska, Anita Szax, Tamás Pándics and Márta Vargha

Extreme Weather Events and their Public Health Relevance
    Zsófia Tischner, Bálint Izsák and Anna Páldy

School Environment and the Children’s Health Status in Hungarian Schools I
    Péter Rudnai, Éva Csobod, Renáta Szentmihályi, Annamária Mácsik, Mihály János Varró, Anna Páldy, Tamás Pándics, Éva Vaskövi, Tímea Beregszászi, Lívia Nagy, Réka Prókai and Anita Kocic

Nervous System and Other Effects and the Corresponding Metal Levels in Rats Treated with Nanoparticulate and Dissolved Lead
    Edina Horváth, Zsuzsanna Máté, Péter Pusztai, András Sápi, Zoltán Kónya, Edit Paulik and András Papp

Case Report

Return to the Cockpit after Thrombolysis
    Barbara Bukor and Lilla Ungváry

Occupational Disease due to Environmental Pollution
    Ferenc Kudász

Multiple Measles Cases Despite Vaccination in a Paediatric Care Unit
    Judit Vida, Zita Rigó and Ferenc Kudász