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RADIATION RESEARCH 137, S68-S97 ( 1 9 4 ) Cancer Incidence in Atomic Bomb Survivors.

Health: Moderate for acute exposure, but chronic exposin' to concentra tions that are without acute effects are unlikely to produce injury. 1,1,1Trichloroethane is readily absorbed and excreted through the lungs.3 In acute exposure thi^jjjijs^juiyoilm^t toMcaidmnisaTmudio^ ol* the cenjruLncrvons system leading ultimately to respiratory failure.

FILE NAME: Oil Industry and American Petroleum Institute (API) DATE: 1958 Apr 21 DOC#: API040 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Minutes from API Medical Advisory Committee Meeting with Attachments COMMITTEE USE ONLY ) ^ AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE MEDICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE NOT FOR PUBLICATION Twenty-Fifth Meeting April 21, 1958 Card Room, Eaddon Hall Atlantic City, New Jersey MEMBERS PRESENT: V.

While the direct economic stake of the asbestos and diatomaceous earth indus tries was obvious, it was at first not clear why Metlife and its leading doctors, Lanza and W.

FILE NAME: Smoking (SMOK) DATE: 1952 DOC#: SMOK040 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Journal Article - A Study of the Aetiology of Carcinoma of the Lung V4 ( M it i A STUDY OF THE AETIOLOGY OF CARCINOMA OF THE LUNG BY RICHARD DOLL, M.D., M.R.C.P.

) JCR COMMITTEE USE CKLY } not for AMTOICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE MEDICAL ADVISORY COMQTTEE Twenty-Fifth Meeting April 21, 1958 Card Roam, Haddoa Hall Atlantic City, Nev Jersey i i i MEMBERS PRESENT: V.

POTENTIAL CARCINOGENS Of these materials, coal tar pitch and asbestos are known to be carcinogenic to Man: beryllium, cadmium, oil mists, and welding fumes may be; and lead can cause renal tumours in high doses in animals.

But, despite those reservations, it may, indeed, be stated in a general way that, as a rule, the demonstration of asbestosis corpuscles makes for a diagnosis of asbestos pneumo-coniosis (pulmonary asbestosis), and that the afore-mentioned unusual observations of occurrence of asbestosis corpuscles without any action of asbestos dust are rare, isolated cases. 2/ It is well known that pneumoconiosis caused by asbestos dust, when there is a considerable amount and when the action of the dust continues over a considerable period of time, may lead to fibrosis of pulmonary tissue; that fibrosis is a disease for which indemnity is established legally.

PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT |i The American Ceramic Society BULLETIN A monthly publication devoted to the proceedings of The Society, discussions of plant, technical, scientific, art, and cooperative research problems.

PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT |i The American Ceramic Society BULLETIN A monthly publication devoted to the proceedings of The Society, discussions of plant, technical, scientific, art, and cooperative research problems.

PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT |i The American Ceramic Society BULLETIN A monthly publication devoted to the proceedings of The Society, discussions of plant, technical, scientific, art, and cooperative research problems.

FILE NAME: National Safety Council (NSC) DATE: 1952 DOC#: NSC446 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: NSC - General Sessions - 40th National Safety Congress VOLUME TRANSACTION!

CURRENT SAFETY TOPICS fe' ] the list: Stock No. ....... 02237--I ....... 02237--2 ----- 02237--3 .... 02237--4 ----- 02237--5 ----- 02237--b <)... 02237--7 .... 02237--B ----- 022-27--9 .... 022-27--10 ----- 022-27--11 ----- 02237--12 .... 022.27--13 .... 02237--14 ----- 022.27--IS ----- 022-27--16 .... 02237--17 Volume 29 ----- 02237--18 ----- 02237--19 ----- 022J27--20 ----- 022J27--2i ----- 02237--22 ----- 02237--23 ----- 02237--24 .... 02237--2S tU27~26 .... 02237--27 .... 02237--28 .... 022.27--29 ----- 022.27--30 WOOD PRODUCTS and TEXTILE INDUSTRIES !

FILE NAME: Oil Industry and American Petroleum Institute (API) DATE: 1957 DOC#: API052 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Letters, Meeting Minutes, Reports, Journal Articles & Other Relevant Documents from 1957 1 9 ~