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July. 1965 Volume XXIX No. 7 Industrial Hygiene Foundation 4400 Fifth Avenue Pittsburgh, ft.. 15213 INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE DIGEST Literature and News NEWS ITEMS 612 Industrial Medical Association Reports--Survey Results.

Industrial Hygiene Digest September, IS adequate exits and safe guards for personnel.

Industrial Hygiene Digest February, 1967 served as a control.

Industrial Hygiene Digest 1 lea rt disease absentee rates and parental histories 136 serum lipids 1 35 urban factor and angina pectoris 134 rate indices as substitutes for respiratory calorimetry 126 Human engineering indices of heart rate for respiratory calorimetry 126 Immunization, with gamma globulin 131 Industrial medicine closed-circuit television 119 Influenza responses of elderly persons to vaccines 1 30 Insecticides concentrations in human blood and rat 171 degradation of human and rat liver 173 determination in blood cholinestrase activity 174 toxicity of aldrin and dieldrin 170 methoxychlor 172 Iron-59 oxide deposition and fate of inhaled in rats 187 Iron intoxication treatment by chelation 162 Is rael, teaching occupational health 118 Jewelry molding process mercury poisoning 166 Kerosene, pneumonitis in rats Kidneys, prevention of urolithiasis 1 68 1 37 Lanolin dermatitis Lead as noise barrier determination by atomic absorption Lead tetraethyl intoxication in the rat Lung(s) functions of pulmonary circulation 1 46 200 163 165 132 Mercury poisoning in jewelry molding process Methoxychlor (DMDT) toxicity Methyl bromide hazards during fumigations Mineral seal oil, pneumonitis in rats Molybdenum determination by atomic absorption 166 172 167 1 68 163 Nephrosis in rats calcium disodium versenate New South Wales, lung cancer Nitrogen dioxide evaluation of efficiency of sampling for atmospheric Noise control and reduction lead as noise barrier 154 1 41 199 200 Occupational health, teaching in Israel 118 i February, 1967 Operating rooms, ultra-clean 189 Ophthalmology eye irritation response 153 fiberglass conjunctivitis and keratitis 181 Petroleum carcinogens in cracked residuum 15!

So without any more talk on my own part, I think we should proceed with the program which is starting somewhat in reverse, 1 guess.

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