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Indns trial Hygiene Digest Fsbrasrr, 1956 OCCUPATXONAL DISEASE STATISTICS 171 Occupation*! Disease Statistic*. Conn. 1 Dec. 1955 AllergyAplastic Anemia (Fumigants, insecticides. disinfectants) Brucellosis Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Dermatitis Ear Infection Eexema Eye Infection Eye Irritation Fumes Hepatitis Infectious Hepatitis Insecticide Poisoning Lead Absorption Lead Poisoning Mercury Poisoning Methyl Chloride Poisoning New Castle Disease Parathioa Poisoning Pneumoconiosis (Dust, Free SUica) Pneumonia Potsoalng (Lead aad Compounds) Poliomyelitis Pulmonary Fibrosis Respiratory Irritation Silicosis (fatal) SUico-Tuberculosla (Dust, Free Silica) Skin Infection Skin Irritation Solvent Illness Trichloroethylene Poisoning Undulaat Fever Upper Respiratory Irritation l 37* 1 1 2 Total 42 lad. 1 Dec. 1953 15 l ---- 16 Iad.1 Jan. 1956 1 2 1 * 9 Wise. May-Doc. 1955 Total 14 14 i 23 33 230 272 1l 3J 22 S8 11 11 11 1l 66 33 IS -l 1 l1 44 1 11 1 1l 1l 33 47 22 34 2 70 70 38 38 44 11 66 16 16 432 499 1. Occupational disease ctiu reported to the State Board of Health. * Chlorinated hydrocarbon*, foodstuffs, infections, ketones, lead aad compounds, (N. 0. C.) undatarminad, rubber chemical*, aoap *olotion*, glue, ate., aad synthetic resin* and chemical* caused one each; aitro and amino compounds caused two; alkalies caused three; solvents (N. O. C.) caused five; aad oils, (at* aad wax** caused eighteen. a a Camaat aad solvent* caused one each, and the causa o( three other case* was not tatad. 11 206 136 3.