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368 INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE AND OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE which contains long term observations on a group of industrial employees who had suffered myocardial infarction.

532 INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE AND OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE Carbon Tetrachloride Poisoning in Man: I.

KLEMPERER--RESEARCH PROBLEMS CONCERNING GRANULOMATOSIS 627 hormone.

114 BOSS A.

338 W.

PULMONARY DUST DISEASES 365 terminal bronchioles are the last of a series of subdivisions of these nonrespirabronchioles.

370 INDEX Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Biologische Anthropologie, 285n50 Deutsche Kongress-Zentrale (DKZ), 341nl96 Deutsche Krebslorsctiungszentrum (Ger man National Cancer Institute), 59 diabetes, 58, 63, 66,164,172, 268,320n94 Diels, Rudolf, 134-35,235 dietary therapeutics, 161-63 Dietrich, Albert, 296n9, 349n53 Doll, Richard, 46,113,196,198,217, 228, 245, 312nl57,325n2,338nl49 Dormanns, Ernst, 41-42,121, 289nl9, 294n64 Druckrey, Hermann: on coal tar dye can cers, 166-67, 323nl56, 324nl66; on ex perimental carcinogenesis, 323nl56; heads DFG's Farbstoffkommission, 323nl56; on human experimentation, 345nl5; opposes von Brehmer, 255, 345nl5; on prevention, 285n60; on vege tables neither causing nor curing can cer, 130-31 Dust Control Office, 106 dust diseases, 102-13, 182 Dust Research Institute (Dusseldorf), 107 Dutch famine (1944-45), 267 Dysbakierie, 164 early detection, 21, 27-33, 290n23 earth rays (Erdstrahlen), 137, 256-57 Einstein, Albert, 39, 101 electron microscope, 16,109-10, 318n52 Eltrom, H., 162n Encyclopedia Naziana, 16 enfant ties rayons X, 84 enlightenment: and early detection, 8, 49- 50; equated with book burning, 50; Horkheimer and Adomo on, 248,276; mixed with romance, 264; in Nazi rhet oric, 48-50, 248; as personal refine ment, 49; as propaganda, 8, 29, 48-50; Radermacher on, 248; Schoenichen's racist view of, 267 Enterline, Philip, 112, 311nl39 environmental restoration, 266 epidemiology: asbestos, 112-13; conserva tism of, 112-13; Harting and Hesse's paper on, 306n83; tobacco, 9-10,173, 183,194-98; uranium mine, 97-98, 306n83.

Page 239 Page 241 1 Let me reintroduce myself to you.

1 loss from such cutting operations to a bag-type Page 1027 2 collector, dust collector. 3 Q Was this a vacuum-type of dust control?

Page 1038 1 It was not until that silk was replaced with 2 asbestos that 85 percent magnesia was a commercially 3 acceptable product for use at temperatures above 200 4 degrees Fahrenheit. 5 Q In the period roughly 1947 to 1948 you were 6 in quality control, involved in product development of 7 hydrous calcium silicate for Owens-Illinois?