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Inausir Hygiene Digest 531 Methods of Measuring and Monitoring Atmospheric Sulfur Dioxide. S. Koehhi(r. PHS>ublc*tio7'No. 999-AP.^. AVAil^Bl^ rkokt: O.S. befrartment of Health, Education, And Welfare. PHS Oivinon Air Pollution, diacinnati, Ohio. 97 pp. (Aug. 1964). PRICE: Not Given A literature review of methodology relating to the meaturement of atmospheric sulfur dioxide, a detailed description of recommended methods, and criteria for selection of recommend- ti methods are presented m this report. This publication is intended to serve as a resource coc-imer.t for those involved in measurement of pollution and in research on new or improved methods, and for those who seek to bring about widespread agreement in matters concerning measurement of pollution. - APCA Absts. 10, 6 (April, 1965) 532 Air Pollution in the Coffee Roasting Industry. F. Partes. PHS Publication No. 999-AP.9 AVAILABLE FROM: U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. PHS Division Air Pollution, Cincinnati, Ohio. 15 pp. (Sept. 1964). PRICE: Not Given. This review provides a guide for the inventorying and control of emissions arising from coffee processing. Information was collected from published literature and other sources Emission factors were established for the various processes involved, i.e. , roasting, stoning, and cooling. The air pollution aspects of the production of regular grades, instant, and de. caffeinated coffee are discussed. Also discussed are the types and operating characteristics of control equipment used. *' -- APCA Absts. 10, 6 (April, 1965) 533 But It s Onlv a Scratch. Free sample copy and quantity prices AVAILABLE FROM: Dray Publications, Fire and Accident Division. Deerfield. Mass. 01342. These words are also the title of a new 6-page weii-illustrated medical safety booklet. The publication gives up-to-date medical advice to prevent infection from minor cuts, splinters, punctures, animal bites, blisters, and burns or scalds. It includes latest caution on home use of antiseptics, tetanus boosters (all technical data checked by the major medical organisations and agencies). The booklet is designed for plant safety programs (on- and off-thc-job), as well as for medical and health group use m clinics, dispensaries and first aid rooms. -- J. Am. Soc.. Safety Eng. 10,27 (May, 1965) 534 Genetics and the Epidemiology of Chronic Diseases. US Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Public Health Service Publication No. 1163 A Svmposium sponsored by the L\S. Public Health Service and the University os Michigan j Schools os Public Health and Medicine. AVAILABLE FROM: Superintendent of Documents, L'.S. Government Printing Office, Wasmngton, D.C. 20402. 395 pp. (Feb 19o5: PRICE: $1.50. Thu Symposium held at Ann Arbor June . 3e3. considered the role and limitations of the genetic approach in studies concerned witr. :r.e epicerr.ioiogy of a variety of chronic diseases Papers in the proceedings are organised under live r.eacir.gs: . Basic genetics and epidemio logical principles. 2. Critical reviews of selected il.,,s:rat:<. e problems. 3. Problems of ex. oerimental design. 4. Current gentico-epidemio.og.c ssusies 5 Genetic counseling Coverage is not specifically directed to. occupational heali--. sp* c;a.is:s, being concerned .principally-with- public neaith aspects, suph as .those of concern ;o state ne-alin-organi-fAiioae. .Genetic.-factors \ .* are a.so of importance in the work force, and t.-.uj -.o str-. ar.s occupational r.eaitn sbec.a.uts . Roger J. Williams1 Biochemical lndtv:c.a.;t-. .r-.cicated tr.e importance of observ tr.g arc recording factual information in medical examination recores ratr.er than categorising tr.div -.c-a.v as normal or abnormal in relation to a poD-u.aiior norm. In the interest of worker health conservation,and in view of escalating costs o: gro-o nealth insurance, tt is of increasing irr.. portance to industry to detect chronic disease anc ippiv preventive medical principles at tr.e stage possible, (t will also be increasingly imppf.taqt to evaluate.gapqtic fac;q^.prior.loumaloyee ,. ~ ^*YerffjyitT^WoK''ri^T^ftfg'$jcpVsWe`<i$'pbf*h{ltl-"iiS'.h&rg:e*n* `."a* tnetuiusviaili'y Wgn Incidence oV cancer in certain individuals may otherwise be attributed to environmental lactors, pernaps *ro-; 'John Wilev 6 Sons, publisher* t'5 Third Ave . New Yo.rx. NY 214 pp (1956) Price: S? " Hardbound Edition, gl.5 Pape. ia<. t Edition (Edttor i Note: Progress wnien :s occurring i.-.-.s are*. w-.tn special relation to oecupano*nealt.-., *;l. oe reported at tne 30th Annual Meeting oi vr.c Foundation on October 20.2., .9eo - o 01 132 2661