Document OJMykoLYwYJ5jmEGxw4MMKO1v
FILE NAME Quebec Asbestos Mining Association QAMA
DATE 1966-1974
DOC QAMA023
DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION List of QAMA Research Reports from 1966-1974
INSTITUTE OF OCCUPATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH MONTREAL CANADA
The research projects supported by 10EH
and the scientific publications originating
them
1966 - 1974
Montreal March 1974
JHM 00730
Survey of the research projects supported by IOEH and of the scientific publications originating in them
The Institute of Occupational and Environmental Health in Montreal was founded in 1966. Since then 19 research projects
were accepted by its Scientific Committee and its Executive
Committee and have been supported through IOEH by QAMA Other 17 proposals of research projects were also processed by IQEH
but not recommended for support by Scientific Committee
The projects accepted and supported can be divided into following groups of practical interest
I.
Studies of comparable epidemiologic experience
in the mines of chrysotile in Canada
projects 1 210
of chrysotile in Italy
project 5
of anthophyllite in Finland project 7
II
Studies of epidemiologic experience in the asbestos
cement factories
projects 8 16
and the shipvards
project 5
/
III
Studies of epidemiological experience with
mesothelioma among the general population
projects 2 19
dd.
IV
Studies of chemical state and_trans- and_trans-
formations of fibres during technological steps from mining to application of products
projects 3 11 15 18
V.
Studies of dynamics within the body and of
mechanisms of biological effect of asbestos
projects 4 6 12 14 17
Up to March 1974 eighty scientific articles
and books were published originating in the research projects
supported by QAMA This represents an important portion of
the scientific literature on biological effects of asbestos
and by its number and by its high standard it indeed contributes a great deal to the current objective knowledge of the subject
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We respectfully submit a survey of the research projects processed by IOEH showing the research projects accepted and supported by QAMA and the proposals which were not recommended In those accepted we show the name the principal investigator the approved cost and the summary of the proposed investigation followed by a list of published documents most of these documents are shown as a copy of IOEH filing cards containing also a summary and the coding numbers
It should be mentioned that also a large number
of scientific papers originating in our projects were presented
at conferences and some papers are currently in press They also contributed to objective scientific knowledge of the subject but they are not included in the present survey
and useful We hope that the survey will be found interesting
PVP enclosures
Premysl V. Pelnar M.D. Scientific Secretary
sel 00733
PROPOSALS PROCESSED BY IOEH NOT RECOMMENDED`
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List of proposals of research project processed by IOEH
not recommended for support by Scientific Committee
BIGELOW Bradley
M.D Department of Pathology Bellevue
Hospital New York - Ferruginous bodies in the lungs
of inhabitants of Paris not occupationally exposed to
asbestos
BOHLIG Heinz M.D Municipal Hospital 588 Ludenscheid West Germany - Epidemiological survey of frequency of
mesothelioma in relation to occupational and environmental
asbestos exposure in the city of Hamburg
CHAMPEIX J. M.D.
Ferrand France -
not occupationally
Prof Facult^' de M^'decine Clermont-
Ferruginous bodies in the lungs of people exposed to asbestos in France
CRALLEY Lewis .: U.S. Dept. of Health Education and
m We et la fl as re Cincinnati Ohio - Electromotive properties of
DICKSON General
in pulp
Robert Prof Dalhousie University and Victoria
Hospital Halifax N.S - A study of lung diseases
and paper mill and shipyard workers
GROSS Paul IHF Pittsburgh Pa Study of the development and origin of ferruginous bodies in the lungs of hamsters and the general population
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GROSS Paul
lining bodies
Pittsburgh Pa The pathogenicity of
its relation to the development of asbestos
brake
GROSS
Paul
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IHF Pittsburgh Pa
Preliminary study of
brake dust
GRZYBOWSKI Stefan M.D University of British Columbia Vancouver N.C Investigation on diffuse pulmonary fibrosis with particular reference to exposure to asbestos
INDUSTRIAL Studies on
of certain
HYGIENE FOUNDATION OF AMERICA Pittsburgh Pa
trace metals as possible factors in the pathogenicity
industrial dusts
, nickel
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INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION OF AMERICA Pittsburgh Pa Quantification and identification of inhaled fibres retained in lungs of urban U.S. residents vs. rural residents
JHM 00735
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INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION OF AMERICA Pittsburgh Pa
Research on human lungs from people not occupationally
exposed to asbestos
MURPHY Raymond L.J. Jr.
Chest auscultation in the
M.D Harvard University
diagnosis of asbestosis
Boston
Mass J
PORIN M.D Caen University Caen France -
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Project of an experimental study of the effects of inhalation
of dust in animals
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REIMANN H.A. M.D Hahnemann Medical College of Philadelphia Philadelphia Pa - Enteric
as possible cause of systemic lesions
and Hospital
entry of asbestos
SELIKOFF Irving New York NY 1 Study of the of cor pulmonale
J. M.D Mount Sinai School
radiological characteristics
in asbestosis
of Medicine
and development
2 Pleural calcification in a radiographic survey of a large
ae
industrial city in the United States
are
JHM 00736
RESEARCH PROJECTS PROCESSED BY IOEH ACCEPTED AND SUPPORTED BY QAMA
JHM 0073
Project No. 1 - Epidemiological survey of the biological
effects of asbestos
ia,
All employees of asbestos mines in Quebec to be recorded and employees traced A random sample of current employees to be examined by a questionnaire and by a series of pulmonary function tests The latest rays of all employees to be reread The past dust exposure for all employees to be assessed The mutual relations between exposure to dust symptoms radiological changes of the lungs and the impairment of respiratory
function to be examined The cause of death of those who died to be traced and correlated with dust exposure
Dr. J.C. McDonald M.D.
Department of Epidemiology McGill University
Montreal
and
Health
Cost 230,000
Continues as IOEH # 10
JHM 00738