Industrial Hygiene Digest LEGAL DEVELOPMENTS Apnil, 1964 318 Law Requires Regular Fallout Reports.

Industrial Hygiene Digest April, 1964 327 Alcoholis n, Mental.Illness and the "Drunk Driver".

oo Industrial Hygiene Digest April, 1964 INDEX Accident(s) concept of accident proneness Agrosan GN poisoning in man Air pollutants aldehydes and petunia damage Air pollution and respiratory disease control air resources engineering at Cape Kennedy Los Angeles measurement(s) smoke estimation natural phenomena in performance budgeting pulmonary function impairment related to airflow in Denver weather data Alcoholism mental illness and the "drunk driver " Aldehydes, atmospheric petunia leaf damage Aldrin poisoning of workers by Analysis improved techniques for environmental sample Antimony metabolism Antimony oxide metabolism in rats Arsine poisoning in a slag-washing plant 409 365 402 400 405 406 407 399 397 398 401 403 404 327 402 366 390 354 367 353 Asbestosis peritoneal tumors pulmonary Asthma from acetylene welding Atomic explosions, warfare health hazards from fallout 376 375 335 386 Bacteria sampling in operating rooms 387 Books guide for conservation of hearing masers and lasers 322 321 Burns toxic thromboplastic extracts of skin. 347 Byssinosis in Egyptian cotton industry 370 Cape Kennedy air pollution control 406 Carcinogenesis mutation theory 339 Carcinogens polycyclic hydrocarbons 349 Cardiac resuscitation present status 328 Chlorine analysis in combustion products - 391 Chromate dermatitis from welding fumes 344 Coal miners mortality of in the Rhondda Fach 371 Cold(s), common viral infections 334 Delta amino-laevulinlc acid determination in urine 365 Denver airflow and air pollution 403 Dermatitis, dermatosis (es) chromate welding fumes from true teak nickel patch and intradermal tests 344 346 345 Dimethoate toxicological properties 368 Diesel buses, motorist exposure to aldehydes 388 Disability (tea) among government employees 326 Emphysema pulmonary circulatory effects of chronic exercise and smoking 341 342 33. 03121434

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Industrial Hygiene Digest January, 1965 INDUSTRIAL MEDICAL PRACTICE 18 The Future of Industrial Medicine in Great Britain.

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*y oo c=a Industrial Hygiene Digest July. 1' 706 Investigation to Determine the Possible Need for a Regulation on Organic Compound Emissi: from Stationary Sources in the San Francisco Bay Area.

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