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Because the wood is rough, I get splinters and little cuts in my skin, he told Human Rights Watch.[148] Human Rights Watch could not determine the causes of the skin irritations reported by child tobacco workers in Indonesia, but public health research has found a high prevalence of skin conditions among agricultural workers in the United States.[149] A 2007 study suggests tobacco workers may be particularly susceptible to skin conditions as both the tobacco leaf itself and pesticides used in tobacco cultivation are possible causes of contact dermatitis, an inflammatory skin disease.[150] Eye Irritation A few children reported irritation of their eyes while working in tobacco production with both green and dried leaves

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Each card was printed with an advertisement on the back for the product with which it was packaged