Eckardt, for th-F following quotation from Pott's 1 1 1 0 treatisesn surgery in the chapter titled "Cancer Scroti" as well as the other historical material which i s included here.3 Pott noted "Ramauini has written a book de morbis artificum; the Colic of Poictou is a well known distemper; and everybody is acquainted with the disorders to which painters, plummers (sic), glaziers and the workers in white lead are liable: but there i s a disease as peculiar to a certain set of people which has not, at least to my knowledge, been publicly noticed; I mean the chimneysweepers' cancer."

FILE NAME: Newspaper & Magazine Articles (NMA) DATE: 1968 DOC#: NMA173 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Seattle Times Article - Doctors Warn About Hazard of Building ---- 'CauseinWhichIBelieve ^ GEORGE F.

Industrial accidents leading to ingestion by man have led to serious illness and long-lasting morbidity (Kuratsune el al 1972).

AGENDA DINNER MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS 6:00 p.m.

VASCULAR INVASION IN HODGKIN'S DISEASE: ITS INCIDENCE AND RELATIONSHIP TO T H E SPREAD OF T H E DISEASE HENRYRAPPAPORTM, D, AND STEPHENB.

UTKLENCM TttL COtMUNV om*+ w lAtfmff/*/ MmIi/i ti\grf*mm^ October 2, 1962 D. 0.

-oethane (DB-VC) rats, and Syrian golden hamsters to VC in concentrations as low as 50 ppm leads to the induction ot various types or' tumors, including angiosarcoma of the liver (1~3).

Patty [15] states that in high concentrations vinyl chloride leads to depression of the central cervcus system reaching the point of narcosis, while in small concentrations it produces a state of euphoria and hepatic and renal lesions, and in direct contact is an irritant to the skin.

There is a considerable body of evidence that exposure to asbestos may lead to symptoms and signs of lung disease (Mere#ether, I93J-4; Wyerx, IW; Williams and Hugh-Jones. 1960b; Leathart.

How many industrial intoxications from lead, benzene and other solvents she prevented and how many iron deficiencies she corrected we shall never know.

Gastrointestinal Carcinoma and Occurrence of Pleural Plaques on Pulmonary X-Ray Gunnar Hillerdal, M.D.

DOCKET #1964 FEBRUARY 15 HEARINGS ON VINYL CHLORIDE FOR DR.

Reprinted from AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE ASSOCIATION JOURNAL Volume 30, Novembcr-Dcccmber, 1969 Monitoring Exposures to Vinyl Chloride Vapor: Breath Analysis and Continuous Air Sampling EDWARD D.

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