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2 Aniline and Aniline Derivatives aniline: bleeding and blood transfusions in per cutaneous poisoning with, 534 determination of: rapid, 434 Anthracosilicosis: See under Pneumoconiosis Anthrax occupational: question of danger in handling im ported sheep and goat skins, 529 Anticholinesterase: See Cholinesterase Apparatus: See also Instruments Bruck-Vigiiani method for aspiration of drilling dust In mines, experiments, 336 densiometer P. R. U.: for measuring dust content of air, 333 Appointments S. E. Miller, 442 J. H. Sterner, 224 G. R. Walmer, 224 Arc Welding: See Welders and Welding Arsenic and Arsenic Compounds arsine intoxication: during cleaning out of boiler, 337 arsine poisoning: two casesi 536 industrial cancer from: case In Hungary, 110 Arsine: See under Arsenic and Arsenic Compounds Arthritis: See Rheumatism Asbestos granulomas of skin due to, 326 Asbestosis : See under Pneumoconiosis Asphyxia : See Carbon Monoxide Association of Industrial Medical Officers quarterly publication, 541 Atmosphere: See Air Atomic Energy: See also Radioactivity beryllium poisoning: chronic, case from atomic energy development (Hasterlik], *547 fume hood exhaust: controlling, in laboratories, 219 public health: aspects of, 438 radiation hazards: control, .439 Automotive Industry lead poisoning in workers, 109 Awards Dr. Eegge, 647 A Bacteria: See also Micro-organisms , dried air-borne: lethal effects of triethylene glycol vapor on, 408 BAD ' In heavy metal poisoning, 424' lead poisoning and: action on coproporphyrin and lead In urine, 108 ! lead poisoning and: effect on blood changes, 109 polyneuritis: subacute, adverse effect of, with j" observations on porphyrin metabolism, 428 Baritosis: See under Pneumoconiosis Barium-' , " sulfide: thiopneumonoconiosls and baritosis due to: various forms' studied in Italy, 526 Bartter, F. C. Metabolic study of case of chronic beryllium poi soning treated with iACTH, *579 BCG Vaccine: See Tuberculosis Behavior human, effects of noise on communication arid [Davis], *227 Bellevue: Hospital, Cardiac Clinic Staff ` Effects of' employirierit -on course of heart disease, *367 rBendlx, R. Viewpoint of sociologist (in solving industrial I-:, .health hazards), *177 Benzene benzol poisoning: do alterations in fundus:of eyfes '. accompany blood changes in? 533 : blood cells and size of erythrocytes: action on, 109 Benzene--Continued intoxication : in Argentine workers, 330 metabolism of: and homologues in the human organism, contribution to knowledge, 411 poisoning: blood phenols and urinary conjugated sulfates in experimental, treated with vitamin C 108 poisoning: French petroleum and its possible use In prophylaxis of, 329 printing trades: toxic effects in, 425 saturation curve; In blood, 101 solvents: white blood cell counts of sprayers using quick-drying paints: study of health of workers in modern factory using, 429 Benzol: See under Benzene Berg, B. N. Pilot program for cancer detection in industry, *279 Berylliosis: See Beryllium Beryllium berylliosis, 526 berylliosis: brief discussion and presentation of case with pulmonary, digital and axillary node involvement, 208 berylliosis: chronic, in neon sign industry [San der], *565 compound dust: fluoride elements in pathogenesis of lung disorders produced by, importance, 417 compounds and: health hazards, review of liter ature, 414 disease: from ceramic industry: report of case [Reynolds], *575 granulomas of skin: experiment with animals [Dutra], *81 growth and beryllium-induced osteogenic sarco mas, 426 ' noxiousness: comparative, in course of preparation and utilization, 534 dxide (glucine) : histological studies of effects on animal tissues, 328 oxide: toxicity by inhalation and physical pro perties of, correlation between, 424 pneumopathies: chronic retarded, 418 poisoning: acute, biochemical changes in, 414 poisoning: chronic, case" from atomic energy de velopment [Hasterlik], *547 poisoning: chronic, choice of drugs and dosage [Van Ordstrand], *583 poisoning: chronic, five cases from fluorescent lamp industry: treatment with ACTH and cortl- ' ' sone [Kline & others], *549 . poisoning: chronic, general discussion on treatment , with ACTH. and cortisone, 629 ...poisoning: chronic, information gained in pre- therapy and posttherapy pulmonary function studies [McClement], *599 poisoning: chronic, interpretation of results of ACTH and cortisone therapy : data obtained by pretherapy and posttherapy. studies of pulmonary function [Wright], *617 poisoning: chronic, of long duration from fluores cent lamp manufacturing: report of case [Fenn], *571. ' poisoning: chronic, metabolic study' of case treated with ACTH [Hardy & others]"' 579poisoning: chronic, spontaneous remission of, from fluorescent lamp manufacturing: report of case [Cass], *569 ' poisoning: ` chronic, symposium on treatment with ACTH and cortisone: chronic pulmonary inter stitial granulomatosis: preliminary report on two patients treated with ACTH [De Nardi], *543 poisoning: by newer metals, 535 retention: in animal tissues, following inhalation of its salts, ,422 sarcomas: in rabbits, 533 i workers: chronic granulomatosis associated with, pathological physiology of, 414 workers: current research problems concerning pulmonary granulomatosis in [Klemperer], *625 - i workers : dyspnea, observations on causes in chronic pulmonarji granulomatosis :iri, 522