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DatcjMonth/Yeari Industrial Hygiene Digests Related References 1948-1973 Page 1 PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT I* WV42917 January 1954 March 1954 May 1954 26 11 29 August 1954 29 September 1954 23 September 1954 23 Asbestosis Bodies and Pseudo-Asbestosis Bodies. J. Rutmer. Schweiz, Z. AJlgem. Pathol, u. BakterioL 15: 628-631 <1952). German. Asbestos Warts and Other Dermatoses in Workers with l&teinp Materials. G. Farris. Rass. mcd. ind. 22: 1-17 (Jan.- Feb. 19S3). Italian. The Namre nf T asrons Caused bv Asbestos and Mica in Exoftrim^ntal Pneumoconiosis in Guinea Pies. A.S. Ramaswamy, D.S. Venkate&h, and R. Rama Rao. J. Indian Inst. Sci. 25: Sect. A, 319-331 (Oct. 1953). The Presence of Asbestos Fibers in Urine of Workers 2nd. 22: 55-56 (3953). Italian. Distribution of Mineral Panicles and Fibers in the Tiinp after Rxnosure to Asbestos Dust. J.F. Knox aiid J. Beattie. Arch. lad. Hyg. & Occ. Med. ifl: 30-36 (July 1954). Mineral Content of the Lunes after Exposure to Asbestos Oust IF. Knox and J. 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