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Figure 1 Worker processing gold ore with a ball mill while wearing an air sampling device

Table 1 Exposure Levels of Respirable Dust at Aboveground Gold Mining Sites, Tanzania

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Table 2 Exposure Levels of Respirable Dust from Personal Air Monitoring in Underground Gold Mining Sites, Tanzania

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Table 3 Analysis of Bulk Material Samples for Silica Content by X-Ray Diffraction (XRD) Reported in Percent by Weight

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Table 4 Countries With the Highest Estimated Mercury Use (t) per Year for ASGM

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Silica Exposures in Artisanal Small-Scale Gold Mining in Tanzania and Implications for Tuberculosis Prevention

Table 1 Exposure Levels of Respirable Dust at Aboveground Gold Mining Sites, Tanzania

Table 2 Exposure Levels of Respirable Dust from Personal Air Monitoring in Underground Gold Mining Sites, Tanzania

Table 3 Analysis of Bulk Material Samples for Silica Content by X-Ray Diffraction (XRD) Reported in Percent by Weight

Table 4 Countries With the Highest Estimated Mercury Use (t) per Year for ASGM

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Silica Exposures in Artisanal Small-Scale Gold Mining in Tanzania and Implications for Tuberculosis Prevention

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Table 1 Exposure Levels of Respirable Dust at Aboveground Gold Mining Sites, Tanzania

Table 2 Exposure Levels of Respirable Dust from Personal Air Monitoring in Underground Gold Mining Sites, Tanzania

Table 3 Analysis of Bulk Material Samples for Silica Content by X-Ray Diffraction (XRD) Reported in Percent by Weight

Table 4 Countries With the Highest Estimated Mercury Use (t) per Year for ASGM

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