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sometimes copper and dust to produce a solid molded and thermo setting phenolite compound which contained no free asbestos.
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TUMORS OF THE SKIN 85 named "scaldino" is used in Italy, no instance of cancer resulting from its use has been recorded as yet (Henry, 1930).
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TUMORS OF THE UROGENOUS ORGANS 481 m-dimethyl-azo-benzol) recently have been employed successfully in the production of malignant tumors of the connective tissue, liver, stomach, and bladder (Shear5 Schiller; Yoshida; Otsuka and Nagao; Yamazaki and Sato).
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Occupational Diseases FRIDAY MORNING SESSION October 9, 1936 Tas session was called to order by the ~nm:an, Dr.
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8 INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE AND OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE Impinger samples taken soon after the experiment was started indicated that the dust concentration was at first quite low, the average dust count being only 6.0 million particles per cubic foot of air by the standard light field technic and 0.8 million for particles and fibers greater than 10 microns.
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Occupations and Cigarette Smoking as Factors in Lung Cancer LESTER BRESLOW, M.D., F.A.P.H.A., LeMAR HOAGLIN, GLADYS RASMUSSEN, and HERBERT K.
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12 The existence of a basic correlation between asbestos dust deposit as consequence of an occupationally contracted disease and the formation of primary protective cell tumors of the peritoneum resulting from a chronic, mechanical-inflamatory irritation of the peritoneum by asbestos fibres penetrating from the pleural cavity -- has been amply demonstrated by the histological structure of the matty-^papillose and the nodular forTmations seen in some portions of tumors, by ferrous pigment deposits, but particularly by x-ray findings of asbestos dust in tumor tissue.
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598 HEINZ SPECHT decompression increases throughout with increased stay at the working The phenomenally long decompressions necessary for even short stays depths prove to be a limiting factor in the amount of useful work thai^ffi effected, even under the best possible conditions; for example, a 20-minuff of 300 feet on compressed air requires a total time of 3 hours.
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208 GERBER Void Incidentally, only three of our five pa tients were known to have had occupational exposures to asbestos (labor in asbestos plant; tile manufacturing; pipe insulation).
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136 CHAPTER 5 Joseph Goebbels explained his Fiihrer's aversion as a conse quence of his respect for "the animal element" in humankind: The Fiihrer is deeply religious, though completely anti-Christian.
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298 NOTES TO PAGES 63-68 artificial fertilizer was being used on agricultural lands.
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1 ACGIH, warned against using these things as legal Page 2073 2 standards. 3 They put together what they thought were 4 reasonable recommendations, but not as fine lines 5 between safe and unsafe conditions. 6 These values were not to be values that if 7 you exposed above it, would develop disease, but if 8 you exposed below it, you would not develop disease. 9 Q Did the five million particles per cubic 10 foot have any application to carcinogens?
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