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7 Heart--Continued lead poisoning: failure to affect, 412 myocardial infarction: compensation aspects Industrial medicine [Thompson], *292 in silicosis, 530 symposium on, 426 in Heat fatigue and: effects on metal workers, 207 Heimann, H. Health and air pollution, *399 Heinz Bodies: See under Erythrocytes Hemoglobin and Hemoglobin Compounds: Blood, hemoglobin biochemical and physiological aspects poisoning, 206 See also in lead Hemopoietic System: See also Erythrocytes Henry, R. Viewpoint of religion (toward plant industrial health program), *192 Hexamethylenediamine Intoxication: experimental research by, 109 Hoag, A. E. Value and Operation of industrial medical program, *375 Hodes, W. A. Toxic effects of exposure to vapors of aliphatic amines, *287 Holden, F. R. Chemical analysis in industrial hygiene, *159 Hormones: See Estrogen Hosey, A. D. Lightweight power supply for electrostatic pre cipitator, *198 Howard, M. N. Value and operation of industrial medical program, *375 Hudson, H. H. Maximum allowable concentrations (of toxic sub stances), *161 Hussain, S. I. Study of nitrogen (oxide) : concentrations during arc welding, *135 Hydatidosls: See Echinococcosis Hydrocarbons: See also Benzene; Carbon Tetra chloride ; etc. carbon monoxide poisoning: danger in conversion of, and in manufacture of metal carbonyls, 335 Hydrogen phosphide: See under Phosphorus and Phosphorus Compounds sulfide: See Sulfides Hydroquinone factories: occupational damage of eyes of workers in, 411 Hygiene and Sanitation: See also Health chemical analysis (role in) [Holden], *159 chlorovinyl plastics: measures in production of and manufacture from, 324 codes, 520 dermatitis: among citrus fruit workers, suggestions for elimination of [Birmingham & others], *62 Germany: report on, in western zone [Tabershaw], *298 plant survey by hygienist [Lauer], *150 problems in Brazil, 409 program: how good is it ? 408 safety and: problem in water and sewage works, 332 ~~ working environment, 520 Industrial Health Monthly new name for Industrial Hygiene Newsletter, 541 Industry and Occupations: See also Psychiatry; Workman's Compensation and Insurance, and under names of industries, as Agricultural WorkersCitrus Fruit Canning Industry; Fluor escent Lamp Industry ; Machinists ; Metal Workers ; Sandblasting Industry; Submariners; Welders and Welding; etc. Industry and Occupations--Continued color contrast in working places in relation to production, 332 concentrations: maximum allowable [Hudson], *161 occupational diseases: newer, 209 Inhalation: See also under names of substances, as Benzene ; Dust; Fluorides ; Mists ; Nitrogen ; etc. Industrial dusts: variations in Individual suscep tibility to, inhaled into lungs, 205 of oxygen: effects, 206 Inkley, S. R. Five cases from fluorescent lamp industry: treat ment of chronic beryllium poisoning with ACTH and cortisone, *549 Insecticides: See also DDT chlordan, aldrin and dieldrin: study of workers exposed to [Princi & Spurbeck], *64 chlordan vapors: toxicity to mice of solutions administered cutaneously and, 214 organic phosphate: toxicology, 213 parathlon: toxic effects, 213 Instruments : See also Apparatus air sampler: modified, employing flberglas [Sehl & Havens], *98 air sampling: lightweight power supply for electro static precipitator [Brown & others], *198 air sampling: studying environment [Adley], *153 Nife aerosol Indicator: new aid for rapid deter mination of dust content in air, 218 Venturi scrubber: for sampling air contaminants, 217 vibrating tools: undesirable effects on industrial workers, 337 water-spray drills: new studies at Amercoeur coal mines, Hasselt, Belgium, 1950, 221 Insurance: See Workman's Compensation and In surance International Labor Office vacancy, 117 Intoxication: See under names of substances, as Benzene ; Mercury ; Nitrotoluene Isotopes, Radioactive: See Radioactivity Jaffin, A. E. Metabolic study of case of chronic beryllium poisoning treated with ACTH, *579 Jones, H. H. Lightweight power supply for electrostatic pre cipitator, *198 Journals: See Periodicals Jurisprudence, Medical conference, 437 Industrial health legislation : compilation of state laws and regulations, July, 1950, 337 Kaolin pneumonoconiosis: attributed to, 529 Kehoe, R. A. Medical control (of Industrial hazards), *165 Kessler, H. H. Viewpoint of physician in industry, *185 Kidneys behavior: histopathologic modifications in experi mental intoxication -due to trinitrotoluene, fol lowing therapy with lipocaic (pancreatic hormone) and methionine, 330 carbon tetrachloride poisoning: mechanisms of failure and recovery in man, 532 carbon tetrachloride poisoning: pathology of fatal, with special reference to histogenesis of hepatic renal lesions and, 530 heart failure: congestive, of renal origin: patho genesis and treatment In four cases of carbon tetrachloride nephrosis, 212 Klemperer, F. Current research problems concerning pulmonary granulomatosis in beryllium workers, *625 Kline, E. M. Aiding the cardiac patient in industry, *454