found to have had any exposure to asbestos There was also evidence that neighbour- grounds was hood exposures may be important Among those with no evidence of occupational or domestic with other diseases 30 % of the mesothelioma patients patients and 7.6 % of the patients elixvpeodswuirtehsin half a mile of an asbestos factory ( P < 0.01 Out of the 31 patieonfts19w3i1t.h oTchceupaitntieornvaall exposures only 10 were inin jobs scheduled under the AsbestiollsneRssegouflmaetsioontshelioma ranged between of between first exposure andand the development the terminal 16 and 55 years was available for examination In 47 patients in the mesothelioma mesothelioma series lung tissue or sputum ^' In 30 62.5 % either asbestosis or asbestos bodies were present In recent years the association between exposure among the women 25 had pleural and 17 peritoneal to asbestos dust and cancer of the lung and other malignant neoplasms has been the subject of much research leading article 1964 Wagner Sleggs and cee Marchand 1960 described the occurrence of mesothelioma of the pleura in those exposed to crocidolite (tence asbestos in the mining districts of South Africa and this has stimulated further studies of the occupa- aed tional histories of patients suffering from this tumour rene Owen 1964 Fowler Sloper and Warner 1964 The present investigation concerns patients in en whom mesothelioma had been diagnosed at the me London Hospital during the past 50 years After i examining the necropsy and biopsy specimens held i tumours The aim of this study has been to establish the occupational histories of these patients and to trace any other possible exposure to asbestos There were four surviving patients at the outset of the investigation but these have subsequently died The earliest date of death in the series was 1917 10 died before 1950 33 between 1950 and 1959 and the remaining 40 in the past four and a half years The youngest patient died at the age of 33 and nearly half were dead before the ave of 55 Table ) Clinical Features ; + in the pathology department Hourihane 1964 con- available firmed a diagnosis of mesothelioma in 83 patients The ward notes of 65 of the patients were and 42 women Thirty of and give a picture of a disease with a consistent of whom 41 were men the men had pleural tumours and 10 peritoneal symptomatology symptomatology Among those with pleural " ore seamen see petty SEXO opt meee~ as ed eaten E * .- 5 e2 aehe Pe qs F 3,7 4 a ca arp woe corges 262 BRITISH JOURNAL JOURNAL OF INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE fee ened, St thsethan Mb wid corti ' . ws Dantes s, TABLE 1 AGE AF DEATH OF 83 PATIENTS WITH TUMOURS MESOTHELIAL i Age yr | No. a +134 2 35- 7 45 | 15 | 55 10 65 !

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Is there a threshold which, once crossed, leads to sen- * ous hazard of neoplasia?

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Therefore, Union Oil objects to this entire set of discovery requests and plaintiffs' efforts to require any response beyond these parameters as over broad, unduly burdensome, and not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

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Coulson, EM; Haynes, DL; Balazs, ME; Dodder, MP (SRE, Menlo Pk, CA) "Manual methods of measurements of asbestos, beryllium, lead cadmium, selenium, and mercury in stationary source emissions."

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The chemical industry ultimately decided to take the lead in promoting effective MSDSs.

INDUSTRIAL AND POWER CAPACITOR DEPARTMENT - GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY Technical information for use by Monsanto Chemical Limited of United Kingdom In License Agreement on Chlorinated Diphenyl with Enoxlde Additive - dated February 10. 1969.