Night Work, Exposure to Ionizing Radiation and Passive Smoking: the Occupational Origin of Breast Cancer From an Air Hostess Recognized for the First Time in France
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Sophie Lainault worked as an air hostess for Air France for 30 years, a post with night schedules and exposed to ionizing radiation, arguments heard by the social pole of the judicial court of Bayonne.
In particular, the court held his exposure to night work, ionizing radiation and passive smoking. At the age of 59, Sophie Lainault hopes that this decision will pave the way for other women.
The court emphasized the role of night work, exposure to ionizing radiation and passive smoking of the air hostess.
The Professional Origin of Breast Cancer From an Air Hostess Recognized for the First Time in France
An air hostess has obtained the recognition of her breast cancer as an occupational disease, a first in France in the air field, paving the way for other personal women navig...
Sophie Lainault, 59-year-old air hostess, just got recognition for her breast cancer as an occupational disease
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lalsace.frIn remission of breast cancer, Sophie Lainault worked between 1989 and 2019 at Air France as an air hostess. Her professional activity was recognized as the cause of her cancer.
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