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FILE NAME: Union Carbide (UC) DATE: 0000 DOC#: UC073 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: CV of Lewinsohn * HAKE: tike OF BIRTH: PLACE OF BIRTH CITIZENSHIP: EDUCATION: QUALIFICATIONS: SOUTH AFRICA January, 1953 ~ June,1953 CURRICULUM VITAE Hilton C e d i Lewinsohn ^ ASS-^Z-B 7th November 1928 tfolmaransstad, South Africa (/sj ~ 4\D British Holmaransstad Primary School Jeppe High School for Boys, Johannesburg, South Africa University of the Wltwatersrand Medical School M.B. B.Ch. (Rand) 1952 % , D.l.H. 1968 (approximate dates) House Physician, Chamber of Mines (Springkell) Sanatorium, near Johannesburg July, 1953 Deceaber, 1953 Orthopaedic House Surgeon, Addington Hospital, Durban January, 195* June, 195* Senior House Physician, Addington Hospital, Durban July, 195* December, 195* Casualty Officer, Jbhannesburg General Hospital January, 1955 February, 1956 Resident Medical Officer, Chamber of Mines (Springkell) Sanatorium UNITED KINGDOH June, 1956 June, 1957 Senior House Officer, Dept, of Medicine, Farnborough Hospital, Farnborough, Kent (attached to the Chest Unit) July, 1957 October, 1957 Locum Medical Registrar, Pinewood Hospital, Wokingham, Berkshire November, 1957 December, 1958 Medioal Registrar, London Chest Hospital, London E.2. January, 1959 December, I960 Resident Assistant Physician (Senior Registrar), London Chest Hospital (Country Branch) Arlesey, Beds. UNITED STATES Oi AMERICA (ECFMG passed in April, 1961 - 755 achieved). July, 1961 June, 1962 Resident, Chest Medicine, Bronx Munloipal Hospital Center, Hew fork July, 1962 August, 1963 Research Fellow in Cardio-pulmonary Physiology and Instructor in Medicine at Bronx Municipal Hospital Center and Albert Einstein College of Medicine, teshiva University, New fork. UNITED KINGDOM September, 1963 February, 1966 Pneumoconiosis Medical Officer, Ministry of Pensions and National Insurance, Albert Bridge House West, Manchester. March, 1966 October, 1969 Medical Officer, Turner Brothers Asbestos Company Limited, Rochdale. October, 1969 September, 1976 Chief Medical Officer, T.B.A. Limited and Medical Adviser to Turner and Hewall Limited, Manchester. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA October, 1976 Present Corporate Medical Director, Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. Corporate Headquarters, Trumbull, Connecticut POST-GRADUATE COURSES . 1. Course in Advanced Medicine, London Hospital Medical College, January 1961 - March 1961. , 2. D.I.H. Course, University of Manchester, Nuffield Department of Occupational Health - September, 1966 - September, 1967. PUBLICATIONS 1. Changes in Forced Expiratory Volumes Throughout the Day. Brit.med.J., (1960) i: 462-46*1, 2. Asbestos Bodies. Brit.med.J., (1968) ii: 120 (correspondence). 3. Arterial Puncture. Brit.med.J., (196*0 ii: 511 (correspondence), 4. Safety, Health and Welfare in Factories. The Lancet (1969) ii: 377 (correspondence). 5. The effect of an industrial environment upon normal lung function over time - a current survey in an asbestos textile factory. A paper delivered at a Symposium on 'Lung Function and Work Capacity' held at Salford University on 14th May, 1970 in association With the British Association of Sport and Medloine. . 6. The Medical Surveillance of Asbestos Workers - a lecture delivered to the Royal Sooiety of Health Provincial Meeting held at The Bateman Centra, Birch Hill Hospital, Rochdale in June, 1971. ,g Royal Sooiety of Health Journal (1972) 22 69-77. P i&fVAsbestosls it) Textile Manufacturing. W. J. Solther and H. C. Lewinsohn. Presented at a meeting of a working croup to review th biological ^ effects of asbestos, Lyon 2-S Oct. 1972 ) Biological Effects of Asbestos IARC Scientific Publications No. 8, 1973. p. 169. World Health Organization: International Agency for Research on Cancer 8. Health Hazards of Asbestos. A Review of Recent Trends. j. Soc. Oceup. Med. (1979) 29, 2 - 10. : 9. Early Malignant Changes in Pleural Plaques Due.to Asbestos Exposure: A Case Report, Brit.-J. DIS. Chest-(1^79)"ig,-121.-- 10, The frequency of HLA Antigens in Asbestos Workers with and without Pulmonary Fibrosis. C. C. Evans, H. C. Lewlnsohn, June M. Evans British Medical Journal (1977) 1, 603 - 605. 11. A Mortality Study Among Workers in an English Asbestos Factory. J. Peto, 8. Doll, S, V. Howard, L, J. Kinlen, H. C. Lewinsohn British J. Industrial Medicine (1977). 9. 169 - 1973. 12. Asbestosis - A Diagnostic Enigma. . J. Oecup. Medicine (1977) 12 No. 9, 607 - 610. PENDINO PDBLICATION A Study of the Health of a Group of Asbestos Workers in Relation to Dust Exposure (In preparation, in collaboration with Mr. G. Berry, Dr. J. C. Gilson, Dr. S. Holmes,.et al) . . PROFESSIONAL BODIES 1. Member of British Medical Association. 2. Member of Society of Occupational Medicine (U.K.) (Former Member of Council 1973-1975) 3. Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine. (Elected to Council of Section . of Occupational Medicine 1975) 9 American Occupational Medical Association (Occupational Medical Association of Connecticut) 5. American Thoracic Society (Connecticut Thoraoio Society) * 6. American Academy of Occupational Medicine COMMITTEES 1. Member of Asbestos Scientific Committee of Permanent Commission and International Association on Occupational Health. 2. Member of British Occupational Hygiene Society's Sub-Committee on Asbestos Hygiene Standards. 3. American Public Health Assoolation Advisory Panel on Asbestos {Member). >1. Connecticut Community Based Cancer Control Program Advisory Committee (Member) ACADEMIC AFFILIATIONS Clinical Associate, Department of laboratory Medicine, University of Connecticut.