REF: source for occupational risks in pregnancy

Medlibbers,
My last search on breast MRI for high risk women without genetic/familial
risk is still in the airwaves, but here is a new one:

Any risks for a pregnant women in the printing business?  My patron assumes
this would be inhalation of chemicals below.

petroleum naphtha  CAS # 64742-47-8 or 64742-95-6
dipropylene glycol methyl ether  CAS#34590-94-8
p-mentha-1-8-diene  CAS # 5989-27-5   (comes up as d-Limonene on TOXNET)

 I haven't really been able to make the connection with work as a printer,
as these chemicals are used in a lot of places.  Tried  PubMed, TOXNET,
though I'm not that great at it, specifically DART, and Google.
 Also have Zenz Occupational Medicine,3rd ed 1994, which does have a
section on "glycol ethers" in the Reproductive Toxicology chapter.


If anyone has a textbook, my patron would be happy with some sort of
statement about reproductive risks for women printers.
Other ideas welcome...

Thanks!

Bonnie Maky Rosen
Medical Librarian
Kaiser Permanente Medical Center
12301 Snow Rd
Parma OH 44130
216-362-2086    fax 216-362-2294
(tieline)  98-329-2086    fax 98-329-2294
bonnie.rosen-P376TdW+M2M@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx



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