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Unnatural fibres
John Thorne | Feature | HSW
01.12.2006
Workers are increasingly benefiting from the appliance of science to guard their hands against workplace hazards. Technology used by scientists at the US space agency NASA, by military and police forces across the globe and in the marine industry has been adapted to create the latest breed of pro ...
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