FILE NAME Brakes BRK DATE 1985 DOC BRK093 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Journal Article - Pleuramesothelioma in Brake Repair Workers Case Observations - English Translation and German Original TR 88-0001 PLEURAMESOTHELIOMA AFTER ASBESTOS DUST EXPOSURE IN BRAKE REPAIR WORK IN AUTOMOBILE REPAIR WORKSHOPS CASE OBSERVATION R.

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Safety was assessed by vital signs, physical assessment, adverse-event (AE) assessments, laboratory tests (chemistry, hematology, and urinalysis), and a 12-lead electrocardiogram.

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1983 June 15 RE: ASBESTOS EXPOSURE AND POTENTIAL HEALTH HAZARD Ref: I.H Technical Bulletin No. 83-3 (Attached) The need for greater control over potential exposures to asbestos is becoming more apparent.

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