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Vol. 305 No. 23 CHEMICAL CARCINOGENESIS - FARBER 1379 References 1.

Safety analysis of all jobs leading to rec ognition and detection of unsafe habits, practices, and conditions before injuries occur. 3.

again--neither die day we lose by leading your .people to the threshold of .

Safety analysis of all jobs leading to rec ognition and detection of unsafe habits, practices, and conditions before injuries occur. 3.

If the concentration is increased further it will not lead to a further reduction of the time for development of the fibrosis, the "maturation period."

A Correlation between Silicosis and the Dust Exposure of South African Gold Miners Paper--" Aspects of Dust Records, Dust Exposures and Silicosis " At this stage of the proceedings, the President introduced Mr.

FILE NAME: Smoking (SMOK) DATE: 1950 Sept 30 DOC#: SMOK037 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Journal Article - Smoking and Carcinoma of the Lung BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL LONDON SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 30 1950 SMOKING AND CARCINOMA OF THE LUNG PRELIMINARY REPORT BY RICHARD DOLL, M.D., M.R.C.P.

FILE NAME Kent KNT DATE 1950 Sept 30 DOC KNT117 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Journal Article - Smoking Carcinoma of the Lung - British Medical Journal Dell Hill 1950 BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL LONDON SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 30 1950 SMOKING AND CARCINOMA OF PRELIMINARY REPORT THE LUNG BY RICHARD DOLL M.D.

OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES IN SYNTHETIC RESIN AND FIBRE INDUSTRIES Jyuko KUBOTA [Department of Pathology, The Institute for Science of Labor] The prosperity of the synthetic resin and fibre industries in Japan today is accompanied by a rise of incidence of the occupational poisoning and skin disease.

FILE NAME: Kennecott (KENN) DATE: 1956 DOC#: KENN002 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Kennecott Copper Corp Annual Report 1956 K e n n e co tt COPPER CORPORATION Hafnium Mil III I Palladium Titanium SPECTROSCOPIC BANDS OF K E N N E C O T T ' S METALS boards q 83*. 2* &379r Thorium rlON FILE I IN THE N E W S : Recent Important Applications of Copper, the Metal of 100,000 Uses This New York skyscraper has a face of richly beautiful bronze.

FILE NAME: Smoking (SMOK) DATE: 1950 Sept 30 DOC#: SMOK037 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Journal Article - Smoking and Carcinoma of the Lung BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL LONDON SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 30 1950 SMOKING AND CARCINOMA OF THE LUNG PRELIMINARY REPORT BY RICHARD DOLL, M.D., M.R.C.P.

If it could be demonstrated by medical research that some ingredients of smog are harmful, a great impetus would be given to research leading to their specific elimination and, possibly, to further basic discoveries."

Greenhow Peacock first established miners disease as an entity and distinguished it clinically from pulmonary tuberculosis before little was known about bacteriology and noth- ing about rays Greenhow carried out the first large field investigations into the dusty industries of England and Wales including the heavy industries the potteries coal copper and lead mining and even agriculture In the Transactions of the Pathological Society of London 1860-1866 there are to be found excellent descriptions by both of these physicians of th^ disease which was later to be called silicosis by Visconti in 1870.

' MEDICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETINGS -AMD MINUTES THRITOPROM 191i8 1951 PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT API-126 SC-API-1908 For Information Only - Not For Publication AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE MEDICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOURTEENTH MEETING .