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FILE NAME Industrial Hygiene Foundation IHF DATE 1953 DOC IHF043 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Journal Excerpt Andrew Fletcher - 20 of1953 of1953 953 a job commensurate with his job commensurate physical condition thereby econom- job commensurate with physical condition condition thereby thereby prolonging prolonging econom- years Health education reflected improved education plant improved including employer employer teeism standards outside teeism by certain companies, certain in-plant programs programs reduced companies companies plant teeism than % labor health programs same and turnover almost almost absen- absen- have cut cut diseases diseases half Considered light is obvious obvious good occupational health health program Considered part any management good 800d management program an essential essential industrial don't need essential part disrupting costly program in to spell the effect that absen- savings through reduction absen- absen- Ins Ins - a8 ati ler on att Ine on re as ati ler 7 - DG easily the best. possible working and living conditions their their Twelvn eew members-- Manufacturing Can Manufacturers Institute Inc.
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FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1938 Jan DOC NMA097 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Journal Article - What to Do About Dust Scientific American Sauntific Sauntific num jan Sauntific num eee -- C WHAT TO UST might be roughly described as the airy particles arising from a world that is wearing away un- der the ceaseless erosion of nature and DO ABOUT DUST Industrial Dust Hazards Little Known of - - Them Foundation to Study Ways Means of Com- Medical Legal Engineering Aspects bating - - the onrush of restless man The physical world is of course com- By JOHN F.
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FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1951 Apr DOC NMA125 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION LA Times - Environment Pictured as Cancer Cause Environment Pictured as Cancer Cause WILLIAMS WILLIAMS BARTON Los Angeles Times Current File Apr 6 1951 ProQuest Historical Newspapers Los Angeles Times 1881-1985 1881-1985 pg 15 1881-1985 Environment Pictured as Cancer Cause Maryland Scientist Addresses Border Public Health Group BY WILLIAM 8.
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FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1964 Oct 6 DOC NMA181 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION The Bridgeport Post - Asbestos Linked to Lung Cancer EXHIBIT 10 EIGHTEEN THE BRIDGEPORT POST TUESD Y OCTOBER 6 1964 eed STEEL INDUSTRY SEEKS WORKERS CHICAGO destry headed for us biggest of workers Chicago Gary ceater oftthhee industry's Two of US Steel world and laland industry's gian13 Steel se ported they are carrying drives for their busy recruiting Chicago area plants into the far of the Midwest and Penn corners to sylva in ao effort beef up crews The problem say industry \ w the lack of skilled Labor in Chicago traduionally a source plants fertile ser the steel We've We've advertised tried work wub services said Chicago spokes me for US Steel here ow we and are just cable to meu our require mens locally We're having skiled trouble gelling skilled and eve workers sembled " The spokesated said US Steel 1 coaduct job interviews this wark ja maay iadesinal areas of Pennsylvanis lacuding Alterna Johnston and Uniontown He said the company needs the wolls pas Gambian Leader Visits UB ^ the American Public Hea ^ as fche internationalinternational classification or 197 ATSOBELSUTNOGSBLCALINKEDiatonKAESNIDCE ELIRNKEDdiiraetctioSorninaikstoastpiisttiaclal Sc partead prime orfaonrfandd ceiocancnceairsnencxehpraoscsloyumeeoprardlresic1yae9ta7iarosfndnteoeturtahssbweasistcohs LetBeneficialBeneficialBenficalBeneficialBenfical Benfical putput Mdiroectuornt Coyler 44.Ideases deatihsndusetutdoyiSntduasttreicanacerls 3can4cers By ALTON BLAKESIDE the from using swallowed Christ coaches coaches engaged using coaches members dissolve NEW YORK Medical coaches . by Drs Irving 44.Ideases and Jacob Churg & the prime example they re 10 New York this form of cancer The Hamsand Diet 307 deaths among New York 20 se earch New Jersey building traden is the Auterican Kammond Cancer a xiety union in they said But dissolve okainen in the United said may years , they may ro as # eeeevveneoogaeessece Beneficial Beneficial CASH asbestos secasionally tissue continu sts pointed 8 strong finger fivelationship fivelationship cancar By contrast of can that might incite piti of materialforms cause not only lung cancer toonly Told sospelon today at asbestos as of Ashestos is a mineral anecer anecer was found be the cause cancer B of shum silicata and about 1 mli- decl^ among three our Dr.
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FILE NAME Talc TALC DATE 1935 DOC TALC201 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Book Excerpt - The Prevention of Industrial Diseases NATIONAL MEDICAL MONOGRAPHS ABNORMAL ARTERIAL TENSION By Edward J.
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FILE NAME Talc TALC DATE 1972 Mar 22 DOC TALC060 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Letter to FDA from Barry Castleman Questioning What the FDA is Doing to Research the Carcinogenicity of Talcs March 22 1972 Food and Drug Administration Department of Health Education 5600 Tishers Lane Rockville Maryland 20352 and Welfare Attention Mr.
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FILE NAME Talc TALC DATE 1976 Mar 11 DOC TALC199 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Newspaper Article - Talc Tests Wanting FDA Experts Admit Distributor Distributor Distributor to Take March 11 1976 RECORD Bergen County John Walcott N.J.
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FILE NAME Talc TALC DATE 1976 Mar DOC TALC151 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Service Work Request and Report | 6490- 2 DATE APA ; SUBJECT el ne a a #8 hertorct eer igs 3 LAA LAATT ST S LAATST T A^ Hfx Aizt a NATJES IITU of T IITUTAI AIII TUTAI DAUITLA DAUITLA DAUITLA H^ FOUN : j^gAsee2 rog"K lag r j^ges r SERVICE WORK REQUEST AND REPORT Pe Baguet 615 nturat Wes 2 | ane on.
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FILE NAME: Asbestos Cement Pipe and Sheet (ACPS) DATE: 1977 DOC#: ACPS134 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Recommended Work Practices for A-C Pipe - A-C Pipe Producers Assoc. . 1 4M U-* I R ecom m ended Wfork R ad ices forA /C Pipe Contents Introduction.................................................................................. 2 Asbestos and Health ..........................................................3 Summary of OSHA Asbestos Standard .T ?
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FILE NAME Brakes BRK DATE 1978 DOC BRK068 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Journal Article - Dark Electron Microscopy and Chrysotile Asbestos ' ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH 16 383 392 1978 On the Utility of Field Electron Microscopy in the | Determination of the Degree of Deformation In Chrysotile Asbestos An Environmental Research seat Application ATE K.
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FILE NAME Brakes BRK DATE 1983 Oct DOC BRK082 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Journal Article - Mesothelioma in CT 1955-1977 - Journal of Occupational Medicine Reprinted from Journal of Occupational Medicine Volume 25 No. 10 October 1983 ee Mesothelioma in Connecticut 1955-1977 Occupational and Geographic Associations Mary Jane Teta M.P.H Hilton C.
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FILE NAME Brakes BRK DATE 2012 DOC BRK222 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Journal Article - Asbestos Diseases in Automobile Mechanics Ann Occup Hyg Vol No 1 pp 55-60 2012 'The Author 2011 Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of the British Occupational Hygiene Society doi 10 mer066 Asbestos Diseases in Automobile Mechanics JACQUES AMEILLE,,NICOLE ROSENBERGMIREILLE MATRAT ALEXIS DESCATHA,,DOMINIQUE MOMPOINT LOUNIS HAMZI CATHERINE ATASSI MANUELA VASILE ROBERT GARNIERand CLAUDE PAIRON HP Unit^'de pathologie professionnelle H^pitalRaymond Poincar^'92380 Garches France 2AP Consultation de pathologie professionnelle Hopital Fernand Widal 75010 Paris France Centre Hospitalier Intercommunal Unit^'de pathologie professionnelle 94000 Cr^'teilFrance INSERM Unit^'955 94000 Cr^'teilFrance HP Service de radiologie Hopital Raymond Downlade Poincar^'92380 Garches France HP Service de radiologie Hopital Fernand Widal 75010 Paris France Service de radiologie Centre Hospitalier Intercommunal 94000 Cr^'teilFrance Received 24 March 2011 in final form 23 June 2011 published online 28 September 2011 from htp:/anhyg.oxfrdjounals.org/ htp:/anhyg.oxfordjournals.org/ Purpose Automobile mechanics have been exposed to asbestos in the past mainly due to the htp:/anhyg.oxfrdjounals.org/ presence of chrysotile asbestos in brakes and clutches Despite the large number of automobile mechanics little is known about the malignant respiratory diseases observed in this popu- lation The aim of this retrospective multicenter study was to analyse the frequency of pleural htp:/anyg.oxfrdjuls and parenchymal abnormalities on resolution computed tomography HRCT in a popula- tion of automobile mechanics Methods The study population consisted of 103 automobile mechanics with no other source of occupational exposure to asbestos referred to three occupational health departments in the Paris area for systematic screening of asbestos diseases All subjects were examined by HRCT and all images were reviewed separately by two independent readers who in the case of by guest disagreement discussed until they reached agreement Multiple logistic regression models were constructed to investigate factors associated with pleural plaques Results Pleural plaques were observed in five cases 4.9 and interstitial abnormalities on consistent with asbestosis were observed in one case After adjustment for age smoking status February and a history of asbestos respiratory diseases multiple logistic regression models a showed significant association between the duration of exposure to asbestos and pleural pla- ques 18 2014 Conclusions The asbestos exposure experienced by automobile mechanics may lead to pleu- ral plaques The low prevalence of malignant asbestos diseases using a very sen- sitive diagnostic tool is in favor of a low cumulative exposure to asbestos in this population of workers Keywords asbestos automobile mechanics brakes resolution computed tomography pleural plaques INTRODUCTION The presence in the past of chrysotile asbestos in automobile brakes or clutches has given rise to con- cerns about increased risks of asbestos * Author to whom correspondence should be addressed Tel +33147107754 fax +33147107768 mail jacques.ameille@rpc.aphp.fr jacques.ameille@rpc.aphp.fr diseases among automobile mechanics Lemnen 2004 Paustenbach et al 2004 Welch 2007 A large number of automobile mechanics have been potentially exposed to asbestos According to the data of the 1999 census the estimated population of automobile mechanics aged 16-60 years in France was 242 360 Imbernon et al 2005 Partly due to the different methodologies employed available data concerning atmospheric measurements 55 56 J.
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FILE NAME Brakes BRK DATE 2013 DOC BRK220 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Journal Article - Mesothelioma and Employment in Massachusetts AMERICAN JOURNAL OF INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE Mesothelioma and Employment in Massachusetts Analysis of Cancer Registry Data 1988-2003 Cora R.
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FILE NAME International Nickel Corporation INC DATE 1995 DOC INC005 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION INCO's Answers to Plaintiff's Interrogatories ANSWER INCO objects to this Interrogatory on the grounds that it broad unduly vague and not limited in time Without overly attached hereto is waiving objection a photocopy of a warning which is placed on asbestos- cWoensttaiVniirngginpiraoducts which are identified in the INCO plant in Huntington 23 Identify all documents in your possession regarding the health hazards of exposure to asbestos ANSWER INCO objects to this interrogatory on the grounds that it is overly broad unduly burdensome and goes beyond the scope of permissible discovery INCO has hundreds of employees and it has no way of determining whether individual employees have documents which may concern the health hazards of exposure to asbestos Without waiving this objection and specifically subject to it INCO has found the following documents which contain some information regarding asbestos a Occupational exposure to asbestos 1972 Department of Health Education and Welfare b Use in handling of asbestos textile products Asbestos Information Association C.
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FILE NAME Kaiser Gypsum KG DATE 1984 DOC KG039 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Plaintiff's 1st Set of Interrogatories GREENE O'REILLY BROILLET PAUL SIMON MCMILLAN WHEELER & ROSENBERG LAWYERS LOS ANGELES OFFICE 816 SOUTH FIGUEROA STREET LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA 90017-2518 213 482-1122 213 482-1350 Attorneys for Plaintiffs SPACE BELOW FOR FILING STAMP ONLY SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES 10 11 LOS ANGELES UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT 12 Plaintiffs 13 VS. 14 CORNING FIBERGLAS 15 CORPORATION et al 16 Defendants 17 Smet CASE NO C 440 317 See?
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