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Page 3354 1 tour at the School of Aviation Medicine in Pensacola, 2 Florida, served two and a half years as a naval flight 3 surgeon, returned to the University of Kansas in 4 1962. 5 I did residency training in the specialty of 6 internal medicine and fellowship training in the 7 subspecialty of pulmonary disease. 8 I then joined the faculty of Marquette 9 University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where I was an 10 instructor and did research as well as clinical work 11 in teaching. 12 I returned to the University of Kansas in 13 1967 as assistant professor and promoted to associate 14 professor in 1971 and been full professor in 1976. 15 Q So you actually teach medical students?

1 Q They did not?

1 case reports were established -- also in 1960, again Page 2055 2 in the United States, mesothelioma among workers in 3 oil refineries was published in an article by Dr. 4 Eisenstadt. 5 Q Are you familiar with a Dr.

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