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Letter from Braun, Medical Director, replying to Jackson's August 19 letter about the September ATI meeting. It reports that a literature search found lung cancer and asbestosis more likely associated with asbestos factories than mining, cites reported cases among textile and other workers, and says the QAMA study report was nearly finished. A reference list follows on page 3.
- Author
- Daniel C. Braun, M.D. (Medical Director)
- Published by
- Asbestos Textile Institute (Braun's organization is not printed on the pages; the ATI Bates numbers and the letter's reference to the ATI meeting suggest the ATI)
- Series
- Asbestos Textile Institute documents, ATI-89
- Date
- August 23, 1957
- Number
- Bates ATI-000089_0001 to ATI-000089_0003
- Library no.
- ACL Doc 21107 · asbestosclaims.law/library/21107
- Rights
- A document from asbestos litigation, published for research and historical study.
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From Daniel C. Braun, M.D. (Medical Director) to Hugh M. Jackson (Manager, Industrial Health Program, Johns-Manville Corporation).
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This is document ATI-89 of the Asbestos Textile Institute documents, produced in asbestos litigation, 3 pages. Production numbers ATI-000089_0001 to ATI-000089_0003.
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Daniel C. Braun, M.D. (Medical Director). “Letter from Daniel C. Braun, M.D., to Hugh M. Jackson, Johns-Manville, on Lung Cancer Literature Search and QAMA Study.” August 23, 1957. Asbestos Textile Institute documents, ATI-89, Bates ATI-000089_0001 to ATI-000089_0003. Asbestos Textile Institute (Braun's organization is not printed on the pages; the ATI Bates numbers and the letter's reference to the ATI meeting suggest the ATI). AsbestosClaims.Law Library, ACL Doc 21107. https://asbestosclaims.law/library/21107.
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