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=0 Industrial Hygiene Digest April. 196 OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE STATISTICS Occupational Disease Statistics. (Cases reported to the respective Health Departments) Conn. Jan. Pa. Feb. .Mar. Tenn. Feb. rotal Anthraco- silico si s Anthraco -silicosis (suspected) Bronchitis (grain dust) Carbon monoxide poisoning Chlorine poisoning Dermatitis Dermatitis (suspected) Emphysema (suspected) Fumes (unidentified) Lead intoxication Nitrogen dioxide poisoning Pneumoconiosis Pneumoconiosis (suspected) Pneumonitis Respiratory irritation Silicosis Silicosis (suspected) Silico-TB, (suspected) Thesaurosis (suspected) Xylol fume poisoning 29* 1 40 8 26 1 1 5 4 61 51 1 5 16 60 1 1 40 8 11 11 11 7 62 1 1 5 4 1 61 51 1 5 16 60 1 l 11 Total ~30~ 281 "IT" 322" * Causes are listed as follows: Connecticut; Occupational dermatitis due to plants: poison ivy 2; occupational dermatitis due to oils and greases (and metal cutting compounds) 6; occupational dermatitis due to solvents 5; occupational dermatitis due to other chemicals: miscellaneous 3, photography chemicals 1, plating chemicals 1, synthetic resins or resin (plastic)compounds 4, unspecified 1; occupational dermatitis^,other; friction 1. infection 2., soaps or detergents 3. RESULTS OF 1963 DIVISION OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SURVEYS FOR PENNSYLVANIA Pneumoconiosis 883 Pneumoconiosis] suspected) 181 Total 1064 ** t\ 3. v"* v 03121404