In view of the general lack of understanding of occupational disease diagnosis among general workers and even employers, in order to prevent occupational diseases and strengthen publicity, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration of the Ministry of Labor has commissioned the Occupational Disaster Prevention and Reconstruction Center to assist in compiling a total of 5 completed occupational disease identification cases (including 1 case determined to be a "work-related disease" and 4 cases determined to be "non-occupational disease or work-related disease") after removing the identifiable personal information of the relevant personnel and the business secrets of the business units, for external reference.