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Table 2 Nonfatal MI and oil spill clean-up characteristics among workers. GuLF STUDY, 2010–2013 (n = 24,006)

From: Deepwater Horizon oil spill exposures and nonfatal myocardial infarction in the GuLF STUDY

 

Nonfatal MI (N = 151) (%)

Total N (N = 24,006) (%)

Work duration

 1–30 days

11 (7.3)

2936 (12.3)

 31–90

46 (30.5)

7518 (31.4)

 91–180

56 (37.1)

8216 (34.3)

  > 180

38 (25.2)

5263 (22.0)

 Missing

 

73 (0.3)

Maximum exposure job

 Response Work

20 (13.2)

4387 (18.3)

 Operations Work

39 (25.8)

4289 (17.9)

 Clean-up on Water

21 (13.9)

3699 (15.5)

 Decon Work

33 (21.9)

3509 (14.7)

 Clean-up on Land

18 (11.9)

3572 (14.9)

 Administrative Support Work

20 (13.2)

4477 (18.7)

 Missing

 

73 (0.3)

Potentially exposed to burning/flaring oil and gas

 Yes

13 (9.0)

2106 (8.9)

 No

132 (91.0)

21,328 (91.1)

 Missing or unknown

572 (2.4)

Ever had to stop work due to heat

 No

72 (50.7)

14,142 (65.8)

 Yes

70 (49.3)

7358 (34.2)

 Missing

 

2506 (10.4)

Max overall THC exposure

  ≥ 3.00 ppm

24 (15.9)

3387 (14.2)

 1.00–2.99 ppm

49 (32.5)

7324 (30.6)

 0.30–0.99 ppm

60 (39.7)

7836 (32.8)

  < 0.30 ppm

18 (11.9)

5360 (22.4)

 Missing

 

99 (0.4)