Dioxin exposure study in Midland, MI A FOLLOW-UP INVESTIGATION OF HIGH SERUM OUTLIERS FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DIOXIN EXPOSURE STUDY Franzblau A1, Hedgeman E1, Chen Q3, Lee SY3, Adriaens P2, Demond A2, Garabrant D1, Gillespie B3, Lepkowski J4. 1Department of Environmental Health Sciences, University of Michigan School of Public Health, 109 S Observatory, Ann Arbor, MI 48109; 2Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Michigan College of Engineering, 2340 G.G.

Global Estimates of Fatal Work-Related Diseases by Region and Disease Group, 2002 PAIVI HAMALAINEN, KAIJA LEENA SAARE LA, JUKKA TAKALA Work-related and occupational diseases are multifactor have defined WRD as: "multifactorial diseases among a ial diseases among the working population that have a heavy impact on workers, enterprises, and society.

Industrial Health 2001, 39, 51-56 Review Article Retrospective View ofAirborne Dust Levels in Workplace of a Chrysotile Mine in Ural, Russia Sergey V.

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DISTANCE l 2X 3X INTENSITY'= 10,000,000,000 2,800,000,000 "(APPROXIMATE FIGURES) 1,100,000,000 NOISE CONTROL 8Y DISTANCE Fic 40-1 --As the distance from the noise source increases, the pressure (or in tensity) of the noise decreases faster than its sound level The "intensity" shown here has absolutely no relationship with the sound pressure figures shown below TABLE 40-A SOUND PRESSURE AND DECIBEL VALUES FOR SOME TYPICAL SOUNDS Sound Pressure (mtcrobars) Overall Sound Pressure Level (dB re 0 0002 nucrobar) Example 0 0002 0 Threshold of hearing 000063 10 0 002 0 0063 0 02 20 Studio for sound pictures 30 Soft whisper (5 feet) 40 Quiet office Audiometric testing booth 0 063 50 Average residence Large office 02 60 Conversational speech (3 feet) 063 70 Freight tram (100 feet) 1 0 74 Average automobile (30 feet) 20 80 Very noisy restaurant Average factory 63 90 Subway Printing press plant 20 100 Looms in textile mill Electric furnace area 63 110 Woodworking Casting shakeout area 200 120 Hydraulic press 50 hp siren (100 feet) 2000 140 Jet plane 200,000 180 Rocket launching pad Note that doubling any sound pressure corresponds to an increase of 6 dB in the sound pressure level A change of sound pressure by a factor of 10 corresponds to a change in sound pressure level of 20 dB 1243

THE CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF FERRUGINOUS BODIES IN SPUTA Jerry W.

14256997033 2002-02-26 19:09:21 (GMT), page 11 10 presence offibrous actinolite in concentrations as high as 14% in granitic dikes and suggested that the granitic pegmatite from the Jeffrey mines in the town ofAsbestos would even contain anthophyllite.

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