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580 INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE AND OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE characteristic of sarcoidosis.

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first LCA case observed in Italy was published in 1955 (Rombola).

i ,%j;V -rr.r-.*... - s-. / 01 .21 " Table 3 presents the year-by-yoar orpertenco ef the cohort tad Indicates the aumbsr of deaths each year from specified causes.

Pun 36 KEIJI YADA Table 1~ Distribution of concentric and spiral structures In the circvntferentia!

iLung Cancer In cases per year/10,000 living persons KEY: 1) expectancy among total population; 2) age classification, 50-79 years old; 3) mortality among German asbestos workers, 20 deaths over a period of 20 years; 4) around 4000 asbestos workers; 5) among 500 autopsied cases of asbestosis.

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1 THE COURT: Go ahead, sir.

Page 1203 1 (Whereupon, Plaintiffs' Exhibit Number OCF 2 659 was received into evidence.) 3 MR.

Page 1049 1 That was presented by Mr.

Page 3385 1 in very high concentrations and were unable to produce 2 lung tumors. 3 They doubted that asbestos was a carcinogen, 4 that is, that it could cause cancer. 5 So there was a period of controversy. 6 In 1955, a British epidemiologist named 7 Doll, Sir Richard Doll, looked at the causes of death 8 of factory workers who had been certified by the 9 British Pneumoconiosis Board suffering from asbestosis 10 and, therefore, being compensated for asbestosis. 11 When he looked at those who had died, he 12 found that the incidence of lung cancer in those 13 people who had died with asbestosis was greater than 14 10 times as high as the incidence of lung cancer in 15 the general population of Great Britain. 16 He, therefore, concluded that it looked like 17 if you had asbestosis, it significantly increased your 18 risk of lung cancer. 19 He noted, however, that all of the people 20 who had died with lung cancer and asbestosis had been 21 exposed prior to the regulations that were established

1 1950s Page 3758 2 The nature and business of the employer was 3 sale and upholstery of furniture. 4 The position held was upholsterer and the 5 answer to the occupational dust and exposure question 6 is, that plaintiff may have been exposed to asbestos. 7 The third work site listed is Foreign 8 Motors, 5400 BelAir Road, Baltimore, Maryland 21206. 9 The beginning and ending dates of 10 employment, from 1957 through 1992. 11 The nature and business of the employer, 12 auto sales and repair. 13 The position held is auto mechanic and the 14 occupational and incidental exposure question, the 15 answer is, plaintiff was exposed to asbestos. 16 Then Mr.

1 A Yes, it would.

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