When are symptoms of occupational asthma most likely to develop?

The following references have been associated with this question by users of this website. They do not form part of the BOHRF occupational asthma guidelines.

burgeps	Elliott 2005	supports a continuing risk of occupational asthma well beyond the first 3 years of exposure to laboratory animals
burgeps	Labrecque 2011	The screened group had symptoms for a mean 5.2 years and had worked with isocyanates for a mean 12.9 years, representing a late onset of disease group. The figures for those actually with OA are not given.
burgeps	Tsui 2022	There was a longer latency for exposures to bakery, wood, and hairdressing products. The median latency of our patients working with bakery products is around 10 years.