Schedule 3.6 SUPPLEMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL DISCLOSURES f June 18, 1984 I DTH 000067287 1.

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British Journal of Industrial Medicine 1986;43:101-106 Chronic and acute effects of solvents on central nervous system functions in floorlayers KERSTIN EKBERG,' L BARREGARD,2 S HAGBERG,2 AND GERD SALLSTEN2 From the Department of Occupational Medicine,' University Hospital, S-581 85 Linkoping, and Department of Occupational Medicine,2 Sahlgren Hospital, S-4J2 66 Gbteborg, Sweden ABSTRACT Floorlayers and age matched carpenters with long (>20 years) and short (5-10 years) occupational experience were compared with respect to chronic and acute neuropsychiatric, neuropsychological, and general health effects as related to different types of solvent exposure.

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This false sense of security can easily lead a worker and/or supervisor to follow work practices which can cause harmful exposures, since they are not aware that disease may develop later.

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day, December 22, 1987 The V\51IINGTONfOST THE CHEMICAL CORRIDOR J AsJj K+h)} `aj 33 P* C/> O U1 ro tn &< C-4YN* U'l Y.ASrtlNGTC* POST Kay Gaudet, left, became concerned when sister Peggy Hoffman and nine other women she knew had miscarriages.

Occupational Hazards of Vinyl Chloride and Stvrena Trends in Cancar Mortality Among Workers in the Synthetic-Polymer* Industry William J.

TERATOGENIC - MUTAGENIC RISK OF WORKPLACE CONTAMINANTS: TRICHLOROETHYLENE, PERCHLOROETHYLENE, AND CARBON DISULFIDE Robert P.

Shipyard B (submarine new construc tion and refitting): 317 employees, includ ing directly exposed pipecoverers and sweepers and indirectly exposed welders, lead bonders, and others seen annually since 1976.

Afterwards an association was shown between asbestosis and bronchial carcinoma, and this was followed some years later by the observation that exposure to asbestos could lead to the development of mesothelioma, a rare form of cancer arising in either the pleura or peritoneum.

.* Mortality from malignant neoplasms is given by site ir table 3 for the leading causes of death from cancer in women.