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FILE NAME: Shipbuilders Council of America (SHIP) DATE: 1979 Mar 29 DOC#: SHIP019 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: US Dept of Health Conference RE Environmental Asbestos Hazards with Agenda and List of Several Presentations by Dr. Selikoff CONFERENCE OF THE COMBINED CLINICAL STAFF! NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH BETHESDA, MARYLAND 20014 Thursday, March 29,1979 3:30 p .0 . Jack Masur Auditorium SCIENTIFIC BASIS FOR PUBLIC HEALTH CONTROL OF ENVIRONMENTAL ASBESTOS HAZARDS Moderators David P. Rail, M.D., Pb.D. Director, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, National Institute* of Health and Irving J. Sellkoff, M.D. Professor of Community Medicine and Professor of Medicine, Director, Environmental Sciences Laboratory, Mount Sinai School of Medicine Forma of Asbestos of Public Health Concern -- -- - Mesothelioma as an Index of Environmental Asbestos Neoplasms Arthur M. hanger, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Community Medicine and Associate Director of the Environmental Sciences Laboratory for Laboratory Studies, Mineralogy, Mount Sinai. Asbestos Disease in the United frtates, 1917-1979 Irving J. Sellkoff, M.D. Pathological Features of Asbestos Cancers Jacob Churg, M.D. Professor of Pathology and Research Profeasor of Community Medicine, Environmental Pathology, Mount Sinai. Dissemination of Asbeatos Fibers to Body Tiaauea E. Cuyler Hammond, 8c.D. Adjunct Profaasor of Community Madlclna, Epidemiology.Mount Sinai. Oscar Auerbach, M.D. East Orange V.A. Hospital Irving J. Sellkoff, M.D. a . Classifying mesothelioma on death certificates Herbert Seldman, M.B.A. Senior Consultant, Environmental Sciences Laboratory, Analytical Epidemiology and Bloststistlcs, Mount Sinai , Constance Percy Biometry Branch, Hatlonal Cancer Institute, NIH. Janet S. Kaffeaburgb Senior Research Associate, Epidemiology, Mount Sinai. b. Zeolites Ruth Lilia, M.D. Associata Profeasor of Community Medicine and Asaociata Director of the Environmental Sciences Laboratory for Clinical Studlee, Clinical Toxicology, Mount Sinai. Arthur N. Rohl, Ph.D. Senior Instructor of Community Medicine, Mineralogy, Mount Sinai. Yaeunoeuke Susukl, M.D. Raaaarch Profeaaor of Community Medicine end Research Asaociata Professor of Pathology, Environmental Pathology, Mount Sinai U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE Public Health Service National Institutes of Hetlth Emerging Problems Irving J. Sellkoff, M.D. a . Household contact disease, contaminated homes Henry A. Anderson, M.D, Assistant Professor of Community Medicine, Environmental Medicine, Mount Sinai. b. Asbestos in schools and public buildings William J. Nicholson, Ph.D, Associate Professor of Community Medicine and Associate Director of the Environmental Sciences Laboratory for Field Studies, Mount Sinai. c . Shipyard asbestos disease M/?. Kaye H. Kilburn, M.D. Professor of Community Medicine and Professor of Medicine, Clinical Epidemiology and Physiology, Mount Sinai. d . Quarried rock o n 'the nation's roads Arthur L. Frank, M.D., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Community Medicine, Environmental Biology, Mount Sinai, Prospects for Public Health Control Irving J. Salikoff, M.D. a . Treatment at present Alvin S. Teiratein, M.D. Professor of Medicine and Director, Pulmonary Service, Mount Sinai. b . Implications for PHEW David P. Rail, M.D., Ph.D. f ' 2