Sulfur monochlonde and sulfur dichlonde can be dealt with as idenbeal compounds insofar as their health hazards Fuming, corrosive liquids with a strong odor, they are highly irritating even in low vapor concentration Because of this odor and irri tation, they have good warning properties On contact with the skin, sulfur chlorides can cause untabon and if not removed can lead to serious untabon and bums Contact with the eyes of either liquid or vapor will produce severe damage, which may cause scars Inhalabon of the vapors may be in jurious to the lungs Exposure to the vapor can cause coughing, tears, and burning of the eyes After severe vapor exposure, pulmo nary edema may occur There are few re ported accidents because of the effecbve warn ing afforded by the irritating effect Sulfur dioxide is a pungent, lmtabng gas produced in large quanbty by the combusbon of sulfur or compounds containing sulfur Since it is water-soluble, its action is likely to be limited to untabon of mucous membranes of the upper respiratory system Endurable concentrabons can be tolerated for long periods of time without appreciable danger to health In a concentrahon range of 1 to 10 ppm, respiratory and pulse rates in crease and depth of respirahon in unacclimatized individuals decreases Acclimabzed in dividuals, working daily in concentrations in excess of 10 ppm, do not show these changes on exposure to 5 ppm Severe exposures to sulfur dioxide may re sult from loading and unloading of tank cars, rupture of cylinders, leaking lines or cylinders m a confined space, following fumigation pro cedures aboard ships, and other similar type operabons Employees who may be subject to such exposures should be provided with proper eye, respiratory, skin, and mucous

The study raises questions about the quality of the research into medical devices, which may lead to biased scientific conclusions, he said. $184 Million The five companies overall made 985 payments to doctors for a total of $184 million in 2007 for consulting services, honoraria or assistance related to hip- and knee-replacement and reconstruction, with an average payment of $187,000, the institute researchers found.

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Thanks, Nancy Nancy Sullivan Vice President Change and Integration Shell Chem ical LP One Shell Plaza, 910 Louisiana, Houston, TX 77002-4916 Tel: +1 713241 3084 Fax: 8540 Email: nancy.sullivan@shell.com Internet: http://www.shell.com/chemicals SHELL-MCCLURG-063515 -----Original Message----- From: Clegg, Patsy M SCC-CHSE-PC Sent: Tuesday, September 21 , 2004 7:33 AM To: Sullivan, Nancy E SCC-CBAR Cc: Gilchrist, J G SOPUS; Methvin, Stacy P SCC; Topiwala, Harshad H SC-CBLO/SCM Subject: Shanghai Health Study Briefing for Lynn Eisenhans Nancy, This note is a follow-up to our discussion regarding the briefing of Lynn Elsenhans on the Shanghai Health Study and making her aware that Shell has been asked to take the lead in briefing organized labor via PACE on the study.

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Thus, for logistics reasons we agreed API (Lorraine and/or Bill Frick) and Shell (Stuart) would take the lead in contacting these companies.

It is uncertain how well the study represented individuals participating in other activities that could lead to elevated dioxin exposures, such as consuming local fish or game with elevated dioxin levels.

In selecting a contractor for the vitrification project, DOE investigated the finances of the lead firm -- Bechtel, Boston said.

Both groups worked extremely well together in this fashion at the August Asilomar meeting, and "topic lead" can still be deferred to members having that specific expertise - as currently done with issues regarding biostatistics, molecular markers, industrial hygiene and other specialties within the science review panel.

Thanks, Nancy Nancy Sullivan Vice President Change and Integration Shell Chem ical LP One Shell Plaza, 910 Louisiana, Houston, TX 77002-4916 Tel: +1 713241 3084 Fax: 8540 Email: nancy.sullivan@shell.com Internet: http://www.shell.com/chemicals SHELL-MCCLURG-063515 -----Original Message----- From: Clegg, Patsy M SCC-CHSE-PC Sent: Tuesday, September 21 , 2004 7:33 AM To: Sullivan, Nancy E SCC-CBAR Cc: Gilchrist, J G SOPUS; Methvin, Stacy P SCC; Topiwala, Harshad H SC-CBLO/SCM Subject: Shanghai Health Study Briefing for Lynn Eisenhans Nancy, This note is a follow-up to our discussion regarding the briefing of Lynn Elsenhans on the Shanghai Health Study and making her aware that Shell has been asked to take the lead in briefing organized labor via PACE on the study.

The consortium held a conference call yesterday regarding outreach to the scientific and regulatory communities and the consortium technical committee now has the lead to move things forward.

Malignant Mesothelioma in 2000 Give me your Fax again and Ill fax it 453-470 Leigh Australia 1945 to It has estimated lifetime risks in selected occupational groups A very similar paper will soon be out in Am J The book chapter will also soon be out These material Ind Med omit the lifetime risk It will also be in Inhaled Particles proceedings Ann Occ Hyg 2002 The demand for statistics on brake mechanic or vehicle mechanic risk was also made when I presented this at Inhaled Particles Cambridge in Sept 2001 G Gibbs there plus Gee plus Eternit people The problem is denominators Labour statistics give numbers of vehicle mechanics Australia 1997 82964 Australia 1933 15326 You can compare incidence rates in vehicle mechanics background rate or any other group to overall meso rate or On any binomial rate eg annual or Poisson analysis incidence from meso they have highly significant increased register 1986-2000 = 12 annual inc rate = 12/82964 12/82964 = 144 per million per year cf australia overall 35 per million per year cf backgound < 1 per million per year this assumes all vehicle mechanics get brake lining exposure but also excludes other groups who may get it eg do it yourself brake changers Doug H used this argument at WTO Also used in leading case here Lifetime risk in relation to historic exposures are more difficult but can be approximated There are quite a few critical cases on here at present and scheduled Im also working on the Fairchild appeal UK I'll let you know on India next week jim From Original Message ----- From Barry Castleman SCD bcastle@bcpl.net To Leigh James jleigh@bigpond.jlceigh@obigpomnd.com Sent Thursday January 17 2002 3:23 PM 1 of 2 1/17/02 11:47 PM Re Mesothelioma Subject Re Mechanics Mesothelioma Date Sat 19 Jan 2002 08:26:12 +1100 From Claudz jleigh@bigpond.com To Barry Castleman ScD bcastle@bcpl.net one comparison is lifetime risk of brake mechanics compared to lifetime risk of all Australian men including occ env exposed and background exposed the other is annual incidence rate , based on current population compared to accepted background incidence of 1 per million per year not recognizably occupationally or non occupationally exposed above ambient air levels really should compare lifetime risk of brake mechanics with lifetime background risk approx 70 per million or .007 ie about 100 fold greater From Original Message --~-- From Barry Castleman ScD bcastle@bcpl.net To Claudz < jleigh@bigpond.jleicgh@biogponmd.com Sent Friday January 18 2002 3:56 PM Subject Re Mesothelioma > Dear Jim > > Thanks for faxing the paper I just want to ask one thing about that > Below you indicate likelihood of that mechanics have about about 144 times the > developing mesothelioma as men in the general population On > different basis however you indicate that Table 3 p 468 lifetime > mesothelioma risk of a vehicle mechanic is 0.7 and that of All > Australian Men is 0.39 which looks like less than fold the > background risk for mechanics Can you please explain this discrepancy > Barry > > Dear Barry > > The Australian paper is ] Occ Health and Safety ANZ 2001 453-470 Leigh > > J Davidson P Hendrie L Berry D.

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