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	Nurses and cleaners at greater asthma risk Asthma UK - 31 July 2007
	The findings of a study carried out by the Municipal Institute of Medical Research in Barcelona, Spain have confirmed that exposure to certain cleaning chemicals, bioaerosols, mites, agricultural products and latex in the workplace raise the risk of developing asthma..
	No prosecution for asthma company BBC England news - 28 April 2006
	The Health and Safety Executive has announced that they will not be prosecuting a car engine firm where employees were found to be suffering from occupational asthma linked to metalworking fluids.
	Workplace asthma under scrutiny BBC Scotland news - 3 May 2005
	Researchers from Aberdeen University have launched an online database which aims to uncover the scale of occupational asthma in the north east of Scotland.
	New guide to asthma safety at work Asthma UK - 14 September 2004
	Asthma UK has launched “Asthma at Work - Your Charter” which is a document providing advice aimed at making workplaces safer for people with asthma.
	New asthma guidelines for doctors Health and Safety Executive - 14 September 2004
	The British Occupational Health Research Foundation has published new guidelines entitled “Occupational Asthma: Identification, Management and Prevention - Evidence Based Review and Guidelines”.
	NHS bosses fined in asthma case BBC Scotland news - 28 June 2004
	Grampian NHS Trust has been fined £3,000 after admitting it exposed a staff nurse to a hazardous chemical substance at work.
	Bakers have high risk of asthma BBC health news - 5 December 2003
	Researchers at the Health and Safety Laboratory, Sheffield have warned that bakers are at an increased risk of developing asthma due to exposure to flour dust.
	Cleaners' increased asthma risk BBC health news - 28 October 2003
	Researchers in Spain have found that domestic cleaners are at an increased risk of developing asthma and other breathing problems because of the chemicals to which they are exposed.
	Casino worker receives 'asthma' payout BBC news - 11 August 2003
	A man who claimed he developed asthma because of passive smoking whilst working at a casino has received compensation in an out of court settlement.
	NHS Stories: Work asthma BBC health news - 25 July 2003
	A case study of occupational asthma caused by working with cedar wood.
	Hospital chemicals gave nurse asthma icNorthWales regional news - 30 August 2002
	Compensation awarded to a theatre nurse after developing asthma through exposure to glutaraldehyde, a disinfectant used to clean equipment.
	Asthma 'costing UK business millions' BBC business news - 19 January 2002
	Survey by the TUC into asthma at work.
	Asthma linked to working conditions BBC health news - 21 May 1999
	Spanish study into possible link between asthma and working conditions.