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A most recent example is the DP.CP (1,2 dibromo-3-chloropropane) case where exposures to this chemical which is used as a fumegant to control nematodes, are alleged to have caused oligospermia and aspermia (sterility).(1) (2) Prior to discussing some of the more specific legal implications related to our subject, I'd like to develop for you, just briefly, the general circum stances that lead us to the existing climate we. find ourselves in relative to occupational safety and health law and equal employment opportunity law each, of which, presents difficulties in extending full protection to women of child bearing capability who work with hazardous substances which may affect the fetus.

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R&S 113281 BIO-MEDICAL.RESEARCH DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION PORK Duplicat .in all cards:-- year as-1961- File number [Right justify [Numeric only] Author (s), as Last Name.

When potassium chloride is replaced with sodium, calcium or lead chloride, the rates of oxygen adsorp tion decrease.

Its high mechanical strength and stability lead to its use as a reinforcing material for asbestos-cement and insulation.

inyl Chlori Chemicals INDUSTRIES BFG38205 In keeping with its position as a lead ing producer of vinyl chloride monomer for the merchant market only.

All tanks, piping, instrument leads, relief valves and equipment in contact with the monomer should be of steel and designed to have a working pressure of at least 138 psi.

Lead acetate resulted as an example in no hatch at a level of 1 mg per egg.

Reprinted from the Archives of Pathology May 1968, Vol. 83 Copyright 1968, by American Medical Association Printed and Published in the United States of America Pulmonary Ferruginous Bodies Development in Response to Filamentous Dusts and a Method of Isolation and Concentration Paul Cross, MD; and Robert T.

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