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This Johns-Manville animation has no sound and no date on screen. It begins with a drawing of a man with the lungs marked on his chest, then follows the air passages into the lungs, down to a cross-section of an airway lined with cells and out to the small air sacs, using close-up drawings of particles in the airway and in the sacs. It was also used in the J-M film No Smoking Please.
- Published by
- Johns-Manville Corporation
- Series
- Asbestos industry films
- Library no.
- ACL Doc 21515 · asbestosclaims.law/library/21515
- Rights
- A Johns-Manville animation, shown in full under fair use for research and historical study.
Watch the film
The film · 1:41 · ACL Doc 21515
What it says about asbestos and health
It has no narration, so it states nothing in words. It shows particles entering an airway and the lungs and small spots in the air sacs.
About this copy
Our copy is a transfer of a print from Johns-Manville's own film archive (box 04-03389), shown in full, 1:41 long. A Johns-Manville animation, also used in No Smoking Please. No sound.
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Cite this document
“Animation of Lungs, Asbestos & Health.” Asbestos industry films. Johns-Manville Corporation. AsbestosClaims.Law Library, ACL Doc 21515. https://asbestosclaims.law/library/21515.
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