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FILE NAME: Z/ZZZZ/ DATE: DOC#: / DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION:/,:ZWZ^ AMERICAN Industrial Hygiene A, SSOCIATION Journal Volume 19 APRIL 1958 Number 2 THE CONTROL OF A LEAD HAZARD IN 'IrHE SILVERSMITHING INDUSTRY. . . . 73 Leonard D.
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FILE NAME: Asbestos Information Association (AIA) DATE: ^ DOC#: / DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION://'ZZ>Z 1l Sep~ember 15, 1987 INDUSTRY-GOVERNIIENT CONFERENCE ATTENDANCE LIST Wendell B.
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AIA-120 \ / ( COBRA High Friction Composition Brake Shoes _________ 'Environments!
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AIA-55 jN'cw Scic:i;ist 7 ;; * \ ***", .</ - 1 J <x*\ ^ d 'V-fc'' -J "n :a:it few weeks its report on asbestos hazards 'vising in * ',,i *V C I..lit concern;
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FILE NAME: Asbestos Information Association (AIA) DATE: 2016 Feb DOC#: AIA050 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Journal Abstract - The AIA and Its Role in Perpetuatinga National Epidemic /$1r Am 3 public Health.
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OUTLINE OF PROPOSED HOKOORAPK ON ASBESTOSIB ' Saranac Laboratory .Study under Prant Iron Aabaatos AeaoQlftUon , PART I KUKAN AS5EST0SI3 1 Human Pathology - a atudy of 25 autopay ooeaa, Illustrated 2 X-ray Pattern* In Aabeatoala, Illuatratad 0 Aah and Mineral Value* in Hunan Aabeatoala 4 CoQplieationa of Aabeatoala * (a) Susceptibility to infection . 1 Tuberouloua 11 Non-Tuberculoua ill Cancer of the lung . 5 Disability, cauea* and comparison with elllcoala 6 Dlagnosia .
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A s b e s t o s Information A s s o ciatio n /N o rth America 22 East 40th Street New York, N.
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PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT AIA-112 ENVIRONMENTAL FACTS/AsbcsTos A Condensation of Environmental Facts On ASBESTOS and HEALTH Presented at a Series of Customer Seminars by JOHNS-MANVILLE CORPORATION PRODUCED JM-83 * < I fi V i For further information on this subject please contact: Environmental Affairs Department Johns-Manville Greenwood Plaza Denver, CO 80217 PRODUCED jW-83 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction to Asbestos and Health..................................................................................... 1 Overview............................................................................................................................. 1 The Health Problem........................................................................................................ 1 Medical Aspects............................................................................................................................. 2 Built-In Dust Defenses................................................................................................... 2 Asbestos-Related Diseases............................................................................................... 3 Biological Reactions: Asbestosis..............................................................%............... 4 Lung Cancer and Mesothelioma.................................................. 5 Fiber Differences Play Key Role................................................................................. 5 Dosage Standards............................................................................................................. 7 Dust Control: How Effective..................................................................................... 8 Smoking and Asbestos............................................... 9 Locked-ln and Non-Locked-ln..................................................................... 10 OSHA Standards for Occupational Exposure to Asbestos.................................................................................................................... 11 Standards............................................................................................................................. 12 Monitoring........................................................................................................................... 12 Methods of Compliance...................................................................................................12 Medical Requirements.......................................................................................................13 Labeling................................................................................................................................13 EPA Standards for Airborne Asbestos Emissions.............................................................. -........................................................................ 13 J-M Fiber Handling Systems........................................................................................................ 14 Bulk Fiber Handling Systems.........................................................................................14 In-Plant Fiber Handling Systems................................................................................ 15 Fiber Packaging............................................................................................................... 16 Shipping........................................ :................................................................................... 16 New Concepts.................................................................................................................... 17 Dust Control Through Engineering.......................................................................................... 18 Designing Dust Control for the Job............................................................................ 18 Some Dust Control Principles...................................................................................... 19 Facing Tomorrow's Challenges....................................................................................................20 The Environmental Affairs Department.................................................................................... 21 Biographies...........................................................................................
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1^0/12/2004 Confidential/Proprietary Material-Subject to Confiden-t-ia--li-t-y--A--g-r-e--e-m---e-n--t AIA-123 FIFTH INDUSTRY -- GOVERNMENT CONFERENCE SEPTEMBER 17 -18,1980 WASHINGTON, D.C.
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AIA-35 Asbestos Information Association North America 22 East 40th Street New York.
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