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. 2021 Nov 3;157(12):1–10. doi: 10.1001/jamadermatol.2021.4314

Table 5. Occupations of Patients With an Occupationally Related Supplemental Allergen.

Occupation No. (%)
Patients, No. 1529a
Precision production, craft, repair, No. (%) 384 (25.1)
Mechanics, repairers 91 (23.7)
Miscellaneous 67 (17.4)
Construction 61 (15.8)
Precision assemblers, metal 57 (14.8)
Machinists 51 (13.3)
Supervisors 20 (5.2)
Dental laboratory, medical appliance technicians 15 (3.9)
Other 22 (5.7)
Operators, fabricators, laborers, No. (%) 367 (24.0)
Machine operators, assemblers, inspectors 228 (62.1)
Handlers, equipment cleaners, helpers, laborers 60 (16.3)
Metal, plastic 27 (7.4)
Printing 23 (6.3)
Transportation, material moving occupations 19 (5.2)
Wood, textile 10 (2.7)
Service, No. (%) 302 (19.8)
Barbers, hairdressers, cosmetologists 163 (54.0)
Health service 50 (16.6)
Other 47 (15.6)
Food service 29 (9.6)
Protective service, private household 13 (4.3)
Professional specialty, No. (%) 181 (11.8)
Auxiliary health care workers 68 (37.6)
Writers, artists, entertainers 39 (21.5)
Health diagnosing 35 (19.3)
Teachers 15 (8.3)
Engineers, architects, surveyors, computer scientists 11 (6.1)
Other 13 (7.2)
Technical, sales, administrative support, No. (%) 133 (8.7)
Sales occupations 44 (33.1)
Health technicians 38 (28.6)
Other technicians 31 (23.3)
Administrative support occupations 20 (15.0)
Military occupations, No. (%) 63 (4.1)
Managerial, administrative, No. (%) 57 (3.7)
Farming, forestry, fishing, No. (%) 26 (1.7)
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Fifty-one patients were missing occupation or were miscoded.