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W. CLARK COOPER, M.D. 2150 Shattuck Ave.-Suite 401 Berkeley, California 94704 Education: M.D. M.P.H. University of Virginia Harvard School of Public Health 1934 1958 Experience: Independent consultant--Occupational Health Senior Medical Scientist, Equitable Environmental Health, Inc., (formerly Tabershaw/Cooper Associates, Inc.) Berkeley, California, Consultants in Occupational Medicine. Vice President, Equitable Environmental Health, Inc., Berkeley, California School of Public Health, University of California, Berkeley, Professor of Occupational Health in Residence. School of Public Health, University of California, Berkeley, Clinical Professor of Occupational Medicine. School of Public Health, University of California, Berkeley, Research Physician (Occupational Health) and Lecturer. Division of Occupational Health, Washington, D.C., Chief of program planning and analysis five years; Acting Research Grants Administrator; successively Deputy Chief, Acting Chief and Chief of Division, 1962-1963: Activities in headquarters of the Division of Occupa tional Health covered all aspects of Public Health, involvement in occupational health, including budget development, presentations before congressional com mittees, and administration of proqram with annual appropriations of from one to five million dollars. Major studies initiated during this period were in health effects of asbestos and health effects of soft coal mining. Occupational Health Field Headquarters, Division of Occupational Health, PUS, Cincinnati, Ohio, Chief: Supervised research and service activities of the PHS in occupational medicine, with staff number approximately 100 physicians, chemists, physicists, engineers and others. Personal activities emphasized occupational diseases of the lung, including long-term studies of uranium miners, hard rock miners, diatomaceous earth workers. 19781977 19721976 19671972 1966-. 1967 19631967 19571963 195 1957 CJ SL 095818 W. Clark Cooper, M.D. Page 2 U.S. Public Health Service Hospital, San Francisco California, Assistant Chief of Medicine: Supervised training of interns and residents in internal medicine; reorganized tuberculosis service. National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland, Research in chemotherapy of malaria: Studied action of antimalarial drugs in avian malaria, established and supervised clinical testing of antimalarial drugs in U.S. Penitentiary, Atlanta, Georgia and U.S. Correctional Institution at Seagoville, Texas. April, entered U.S. Public Health Service as Commissioned Officer. U.S. Army Medical Corps, First Lieutenant: Prepared pneumococcus vaccine at Army Medical Center, served as adjutant, Army Medical Center, studied preventive medicine and attended Medical Field Service School, Carlisle Barracks, and served as Division Surgeon, 16th Infantry, 1st Division. University of Cincinnati, resident fellow in nutrition: participated in clinical tests which proved that nico tinic acid (niacin) was curative in pellagra. University Hospitals of Cleveland, intern and assistant resident in internal medicine. Specialty Board Certification: American Board of Internal Medicine, 1949 American Board of Preventive Medicine (Occupational Medicine), 1962 American Board of Industrial Hygiene (Comprehensive), October, 1962 Professional Organizations: Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science Fellow, American Public Health Association 1 9501952 1941 1950 194019371940 1937 19341937 SL 095819 W. Clark Cooper, M.D. Page 3 Fellow, Royal Soc iety of Tropi ca 1 Med icine and Hygiene (Lo ndon ) Fellow, Ameri can College of Ch es t Phy sicians (Member of Comm ittee ori Occu pa tiona 1 Diseases of the Che s ^ ) Member, Ameri can Society of Tr op i cal Medicine a nd Hygiene Member, Perma nent Commiss;ion a nd Inte rnational Asso Occu pational Heal th Member, can Occupati onal Medical Associati on Member, Western Occupational Medical Association Member, American Academy of Industrial Hygiene Member, American Academy of Occupational Medicine Member, Alameda-Contra Costa Medical Association Member, Society for Environmental and Occupationa- Health Special Committees and Activities: Member, Steering Group of Committee on Environmental Health, American College of Chest Physicians Member, Committee for Criteria Document Review, American Academy of Occupational Medicine Member, Subcommittee on Asbestosis, Permanent Commission and International Association on Occupational Health Medical Consultant, State of California Department of Public Health, Bureau of Occupational Health, Berkeley Member, Committee on Scientific Programs, American College of Preventive Medicine Medical Consultant, U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, 1964-1973 Member, Panel on Clinical Testing of Antimalarials , Board of Coordination of Malarial Studies, 1944-1946 Member, Threshold Limits Committee of the American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists, 1951-1961 , 1964-1966 Member, Committee on Biologic Effects of Atmospheric Pol utants, National Academy of Sciences, 1970-1972, and Chairman, Panel on Asbestos, 1970-1971 Member, Task Force on Chronic Bronchitis and Emphysema (USPHS and National Tuberculosis Association), 1966-1967 Associate Editor, Journal of Occupational Medicine, 1971-1976 Member, Committee on Public Information in the Prevention of Occupational Cancer, National Academy of Sciences, 1975-77 SL 095820 W. Clark Cooper, M.D. Page 4 SELECTED PUBLICATIONS Spies TD, Cooper WC, Blankenhorn MA: The Use of Nicotinic Acid in the Treatment of Pellagra. JAMA, 110:622-27, Feb. 26, 1938 Coatney GR, Cooper WC: Recrudescence and Relapse in Vivax Malaria. Proceedings of 4th Internationa] Congresses Tropical Medicine and Malaria, Washington, D.C., 629-39, 1948 Cooper WC: Summary of Antimalarial Drugs. Public Health Rep, 64:717-32, June 10, 1949 Cooper WC: Summary of Antimalarial Druqs. J Am Pharm Assoc, 10:552-56, Sept. 1949 Cooper WC, Cralley LJ, Clark WH, Hubbard BR, Hurley DJ, Sullivan RR: Pneumoconiosis in Diatomite Mining and Processing. Public Health , Service Publication No. 601, 1958 Cooper WC: Case Study No. 1. Uranium Milling and Mining. Proceedings of the Conference on Epidemiologic Research in Occupational Health. J Occup Med (Special Supplement, pp 614622), October 1962 Cooper WC, Enterline PE, Worden ET: Estimating Occupational Disease Through Medical Care Plans. Public Health Rep, 77:1065-70, December 1962 Tabershaw IR, Cooper WC: Sequelae of Acute Organic Phosphate Poisoning. J Occup Med, 8:5-20, January 1966 Cooper WC, Tabershaw IR: Biologic Effects of Nitrogen Dioxide in Relation to Air Quality Standards. Arch Environ Health, 12:52230, April 1966 Apen EM, Cooper WC, Horton RJM, Scheie LD: Health Aspects of Castor Bean Dust, Review and Bibliography. Pub!ic Health Service Publication No. 999-AP-36, 1967 Cooper WC: Asbestos as a Hazard to Health, Fact and Speculation. Arch Environ Health, 15:285-90, September 1967 Cooper WC: Uranium Mining and Lung Cancer. J Occup Med, 10:82-88, February 1968 SL 095821 W. Clark Cooper, M.D. Page 5 Balzer JL, Cooper WC: The Work Environment of Insulating Workers. Am Ind Hyg Assoc J, 29:222-27, May/June, 1968 Tabershaw IR, Cooper WC: A Labor-Management Occupational Health Service in a Construction Industry. Arch Environ Health, 21: 784-787, December 1970 Fowler DP, Balzer JL, Cooper WC: Exposure of Insulation Workers to Airborne Fibrous Glass. Am Ind Hyg Assoc J, 32:86-91, February 1971 Balzer JL, Cooper WC, Fowler DP: Fibrous Glass-Lined Air Trans mission Systems, An Assessment of Their Environmental Effects. Am Ind Hyg Assoc J, 32:512-18, August 1971 Balzer JL, Fowler DP, Cooper WC: Exposure of Sheet Metal Workers to Airborne Fibrous Glass; Report to Health and Safety Committee National Insulation Manufacturers Association; University of California, Berkeley, School of Public Health, Division of Environmental Health Sciences, September 1971 Cooper WC, Tabershaw IR, Nelson KW: Laboratory Studies of Workers in Lead Smelting and Refining. In Proceedings (of an) International Symposium (of the) Environmental Health Aspects of Lead, Amsterdam, October 2-6, 1972, Commission of the European Communities, Centre of Information and Documentation, Luxembourg, 1973, pp 517-530 Balzer JL, Fowler DP, Cooper WC: Dust-Producing Potential of Construction Materials; (1972). In Proceedings of a Symposium... on Safety and Health in Shipbuilding`~and~Shi'p '^^aTring, Helsinki, 1971, Geneva, International Labour Office, 1972, pp. 107-22 Utidjian MD, Cooper WC: Sputum Cytology and Occupational Pulmonary Disease. J Occup Med, 15:253-54, March 1973 Cooper WC: Indicators of Susceptibility to Industrial Chemicals. J Occup Med, 15:355-59, April 1973 Cooper WC, Gaffey WR: Mortality of Workers in Lead Smelters and Lead Battery Plants. In Proceedings (of an) International Symposium on Recent Advances in the Assessment of the Health Effects of Environmental Pollution, Paris, June 24-28, 1974, Commission of the European Communities, Luxembourg, 1974 SL 095822 W. Clark Cooper, M.D. Page' Cooper WC and Miedema 0: Asbestosis in the manufacture of Insulating Materials, in Biological Effects of Asbestos, 1973, Lyon, International Agency for Research on Cancer, pp 175-178 Cooper WC and Gaffey W: Mortality of Lead Workers. J Occup Med, 17:100-107, February, 1975 Cooper WC: Radiographic Survey of Perlite Workers. J Occup Med, 17:304-307, May 1975 Cooper WC: Pulmonary Function in Perlite Workers. 0 Occup Med, 18:723-729, November, 1976 Cooper WC: Cancer Mortality Patterns in the Lead Industry. Ann NY Acad Sci, 271:250-259, 1976 Cooper WC: Epidemiologic evidence on the effect of type of asbestos and fiber dimensions on the production of disease in man. Presented at Workshop on Asbestos: Definitions and Measurement Methods, National Bureau of Standards, Gaithersburg, . Maryland July 18-20, 1977. Cooper WC: Airborne manganese and public health, with emphasis on the use of manganese-containing gasoline additives. Presented at Medichem Symposium, San Francisco, September 9, 1977. SL 095823