Health effects of long-term solvent exposure among women in blue-collar occupations.
The relationship of solvent exposure to self-reported neurologic and somatic symptoms as well as neuropsychological performance was examined in a sample of 567 female blue collar workers who were members of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW). Structured interviews were conducted at IBEW offices. Five solvent exposure categories were derived--never exposed, exposed prior to but not during the past year, exposed during the past year but not currently, currently exposed less than 50% of the time, and currently exposed more than 50% of the time. No differences among the groups on neuropsychological performance were found. On the other hand, heightened exposure was significantly related to depression, severe headaches, light-headedness, room spinning, appetite difficulties, funny taste in mouth,acoustic bass
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Samples and allusions
 The name of the song Dorset Perception alludes to Aldous Huxley's book The Doors of Perception. Dorset is the location of Posford's studio, the Hallucinogen Sound Labs.
 The Shpongle song A New Way to Say 'Hooray!''' contains a sample of a lecture by Terence McKenna, in which he references the Pink Floyd song The Gnome (from the 1967 The Piper at the Gates of Dawn album).  The gnomes are actually creatures which Terence describes meeting over and over on many of his DMT related trance experiences.
 A New Way to Say 'Hooray!' contains vocal and choir samples from the sample CD "Heart of Africa Volume 2" by Spectrasonics.
 The sample: "This is, er,