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The Industrial Hygiene Digest was the monthly abstract journal of the Industrial Hygiene Foundation of America, Mellon Institute, Pittsburgh, the research body that industry, including Johns-Manville, paid to follow the science of occupational disease. It went to the foundation's member companies. This is the one issue we have from 1955 (Volume 19): Johns-Manville's own copy, free to read online or download. The index below lists its contents by topic; each entry opens the issue at its page.
- Series
- Industrial Hygiene Digest, Volume 19
- Date
- 1955
- Library no.
- ACL Doc 24110 · asbestosclaims.law/library/24110
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- Published in 1955 by the Industrial Hygiene Foundation of America, Mellon Institute, Pittsburgh, for its member companies. No issue was registered or renewed for copyright (searched in the Catalog of Copyright Entries and the Copyright Office's records, November 2026); in the public domain in the United States. This copy is Johns-Manville's, from its litigation files.
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AsbestosClaims.Law compiled this index from each issue. Abstracts are listed by their number in the Digest, with the paper's author and journal where given. Page numbers are the printed ones; where a page carries none, it is counted from the first page of the issue.
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Books & Reviews
- 1037. Radiation biology. Vol. 1. High energy radiation (A. Hollaender, ed., McGraw-Hill, 1954) Sept. 1955, p. 5
- 1038. Radiation biology. Vol. 2. Ultraviolet and related radiations (A. Hollaender, ed., McGraw-Hill, 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 6
- 1039. Industrial recreation: a guide to its organization and administration (J. M. Anderson, McGraw-Hill, 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 6
- 1040. Methods for determining lead in air and in biological materials (American Public Health Association, 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 7
- 1041. Statistics of therapeutic trials (G. Herdan, Elsevier, 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 7
- 1042. Analysis of insecticides and acaricides (F. A. Gunther and R. C. Blinn, Interscience, 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 7
- 1043. Human factors in highway transport safety (R. A. McFarland and A. L. Moseley, Harvard School of Public Health, 1954) Sept. 1955, p. 8
- 1044. Proceedings of the Governor's Conference and Exhibit on Atmospheric Pollution (New Jersey State Department of Health, 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 8
Dust Control, Ventilation & Respirators
- 1094. The dust-proofing of concrete with sodium silicate (anon., Chem. Age, July 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 25
- 1095. Deposition of airborne dust in a wind tunnel (interim report) (J. G. Dawes and A. Slack, Safety in Mines Research Establishment Research Report No. 105, Sept. 1954) Sept. 1955, p. 25
- 1103. Dust hazards in coal mine workings (A. Houberechts, G. Degueldre et al., Institut d'Hygiène des Mines, Hasselt, Communication No. 118, June 1954) Sept. 1955, p. 28
- 1137. Measurement of atmospheric pollution by ultraviolet photometry (D. J. Troy, Anal. Chem., Aug. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 41
- 1139. Determination of sulfur dioxide and hydrogen sulfide in flue gases and in the atmosphere (H. Stratmann, Mitt. Ver. Grosskesselbesitzer, 1953) Sept. 1955, p. 42
- 1140. An automatic hydrogen sulfide analyzer (B. M. Maslennikov and F. A. Kavitskaya, Khim. Prom., 1954) Sept. 1955, p. 42
- 1142. Estimation of mercury in atmosphere (correspondence) (D. Hunter, P. Lesley Bidstrup et al., Lancet, Mar. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 43
- 1143. Notes on the determination of formaldehyde in the air (N. Zurlo and Angela M. Griffini, Med. lavoro, Dec. 1954) Sept. 1955, p. 43
- 1145. A contribution to mineral identification, by light microscopy, in airborne dusts, especially from coal mining (A. Thaer, Staub, Dec. 1954) Sept. 1955, p. 44
- 1146. Determination of quartz in minerals and dusts (N. Zurlo and Angela M. Griffini, Med. lavoro, Dec. 1954) Sept. 1955, p. 44
- 1147. A laboratory dust-cloud producer (R. Hattersley, B. A. McGuire et al., Safety in Mines Research Establishment Research Report No. 103, Sept. 1954) Sept. 1955, p. 45
- 1148. Engine variables and their effects on exhaust gas composition (J. M. Chandler, W. A. Cannon et al., J. Air Pollution Control Assn., Aug. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 45
- 1149. An inventory of automobile gases (D. R. Hutchison and F. R. Holden, J. Air Pollution Control Assn., Aug. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 46
- 1150. Application of infrared spectroscopy to exhaust gas analysis (S. B. Twiss, D. M. Teague et al., J. Air Pollution Control Assn., Aug. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 46
- 1151. Study of the distribution and effects of auto exhaust gases (G. P. Larson, J. C. Chipman et al., J. Air Pollution Control Assn., Aug. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 46
- 1152. Flame photographs of light load combustion point the way to reduction of hydrocarbons in exhaust gas (J. T. Wentworth and W. A. Daniel, J. Air Pollution Control Assn., Aug. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 47
- 1153. The composition of exhaust gases from diesel, gasoline, and propane powered motor coaches (M. A. Elliott, G. J. Nebel et al., J. Air Pollution Control Assn., Aug. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 47
- 1154. Some effects of engine-fuel variables on exhaust gas hydrocarbon content (F. G. Rounds, P. A. Bennett et al., J. Air Pollution Control Assn., Aug. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 48
- 1157. Management aspects of air pollution (G. E. Pendray, Mech. Eng., July 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 49
- 1158. A technique for the rapid solution of an air-pollution equation (F. T. Bodurtha, Jr., J. Air Pollution Control Assn., Aug. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 49
- 1167. Sulfur dust needn't explode (P. E. Ziemke, Natl. Safety News, Aug. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 52
Foundation News
- I-H-F General Meeting program, Thursday, November 17, 1955 (speakers include A. R. Fisher, president of Johns-Manville, on "The economics of industrial health") Sept. 1955, p. 2
- A résumé of the I-H-F technical conferences programs, Wednesday, November 16, 1955 Sept. 1955, p. 4
- Index to this issue Sept. 1955, p. 53
Industrial Health News
- 1030. Air pollution (federal interdepartmental committee urges research program; J. Am. Med. Assn.) Sept. 1955, p. 1
- 1031. Symposium on health hazards of chemicals (AAAS meeting, Atlanta, Dec. 29) Sept. 1955, p. 1
- 1032. "Air Repair" changes name (now Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association) Sept. 1955, p. 2
- 1033. Grants for rehabilitation (Office of Vocational Rehabilitation; J. Am. Med. Assn.) Sept. 1955, p. 2
- Difficulties of atomic physicists (open meeting on nuclear radiation hazards, Washington; cond. from Science) Sept. 1955, p. 2
- 1034. Coming events (October–December 1955 meetings and courses) Sept. 1955, p. 3
Industrial Medicine & Plant Health Programs
- 1045. Occupational health publications in the United States prior to 1900 (C. P. McCord, Ind. Med. & Surg., Aug. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 9
- 1046. Medical research in the United States Navy (H. T. Karsner, U. S. Armed Forces Med. J., Aug. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 9
- 1047. Fundamentals of human behavior in industrial medicine (C. Leggo, Ind. Med. & Surg., Aug. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 9
- 1048. Training in occupational medicine—the in-plant year (Committee on Education and Training, Industrial Medical Association, Ind. Med. & Surg., Aug. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 10
- 1049. Laudable absenteeism (editorial, Ind. Med. & Surg., Aug. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 10
- 1050. Nutrition education in industry (Mildred D. Thomas, Nursing World, Aug. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 10
- 1051. Blood examinations in industry: a comparison of blood cell counts from ear lobe and thumb pulp (A. Butterworth and N. Goodman, Brit. J. Ind. Med., Apr. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 10
- 1052. The allergic employee—occurrence of constitutional reactions following injections (Margaret S. Tenbrinck, Ind. Med. & Surg., Aug. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 11
- 1053. Leptospiral serology in Scottish coal miners (R. S. F. Adam and P. N. Edmunds, Brit. J. Ind. Med., Apr. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 11
- 1054. The electrocardiogram in industry (J. M. Trapnell and E. K. Linder, Ind. Med. & Surg., Aug. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 11
- 1055. Total rehabilitation of the rheumatoid arthritic cripple (E. W. Lowman and H. A. Rusk, J. Am. Med. Assn., Aug. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 12
- 1056. A positive-negative pressure respirator (G. T. Smith-Clarke and J. F. Galpine, Lancet, June 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 12
- 1125. Diurnal variation in mental performance: a study of three-shift workers (B. Bjerner, A. Holm et al., Brit. J. Ind. Med., Apr. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 37
- 1159. The anxieties of retirement (P. Townsend, Trans. Assn. Ind. Med. Officers, Apr. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 49
- 1160. Aging men in the labor force (F. L. Clark, Trans. Assn. Ind. Med. Officers, Apr. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 50
- 1161. Some medical problems of aging men in industry (A. W. Borland, Trans. Assn. Ind. Med. Officers, Apr. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 50
- 1162. Retirement with a future (L. W. Binger, Factory Mgmt. & Maint., June 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 50
- 1163. Human relations in industry (Lydia G. Giberson, Mech. Eng., June 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 51
- 1164. Men, machines, and mental health (W. C. Menninger, Am. Assn. Ind. Nurses J., July 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 51
- 1165. No gripes in this cafeteria (J. H. Bolton, Factory Mgmt. & Maint., July 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 51
- 1166. Color, the second value in paint (N. A. Mason, Iron & Steel Engr., June 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 52
- 1168. Molten plastic injuries of the hand (report of two cases) (J. M. Baker, Plastic & Reconstr. Surg., Mar. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 52
Law, Compensation & Insurance
- 1035. Occupational disease statistics (Connecticut, July–Aug. 1955; Indiana, Aug. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 4
- 1036. New legislation (state compensation amendments, incl. Wisconsin occupational deafness; cond. from CCH) Sept. 1955, p. 5
- 1057. Administrative practice in relation to the quality of medical care provided under the Ontario Workmen's Compensation Board (H. G. Curry, J. E. F. Hastings et al., Am. J. Public Health, Aug. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 12
- 1127. Arthritis of the elbow of occupational origin (M. Ruelle, Arch. maladies profess., 1954) Sept. 1955, p. 38
Noise, Heat & Radiation
- 1109. Clearance of radioactive dust from the human lung (R. E. Albert and L. C. Arnett, Arch. Ind. Health, July 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 31
- 1118. Proceedings of the First West Coast Noise Symposium (Noise Control, May and July 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 34
- 1119. Cytological and cytochemical changes in the skin of hairless mice exposed to high intensity air-borne sound (A. Anthony and P. A. Danner, J. Invest. Dermatol., Apr. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 35
- 1120. Summary evaluation of tooth-nozzled attachments as a jet-noise-suppression device (W. J. North, NACA Technical Note 3516, July 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 36
- 1121. The story of vibration isolation (W. C. King, Safety Maint. & Prod., Aug. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 36
- 1122. Clothing for protection against radiant heat (I. M. Slade, Research, May 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 36
- 1123. Physiological observations on men working in supposedly limiting environments in a West African gold mine (W. S. S. Ladell, Brit. J. Ind. Med., Apr. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 37
- 1124. The influence of inspired air temperatures on tolerance to work in the heat (A. R. Lind, Brit. J. Ind. Med., Apr. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 37
- 1126. Oxygen bends (K. W. Donald, J. Appl. Physiol., May 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 38
- 1128. Human problems associated with high-speed and high-altitude flight (R. A. McFarland, Trans. Am. Soc. Mech. Engrs., July 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 38
- 1129. Personnel and equipment cooling in supersonic airplanes (J. Makowski and V. L. Whitney, Trans. Am. Soc. Mech. Engrs., July 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 39
- 1130. Conference of the British Occupational Hygiene Society on radiation hazards in industry (Brit. J. Ind. Med., Apr. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 39
- 1131. Late effects of beta radiation of the eye (G. R. Merriam, Jr., Arch. Ophthalmol., May 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 39
- 1132. Metabolism of radium in man (W. P. Norris, T. W. Speckman et al., Am. J. Roentgenol. Radium Therapy, 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 40
- 1133. A method for measuring the rate of elimination of radon in breath (A. F. Stehney, W. P. Norris et al., Am. J. Roentgenol. Radium Therapy, May 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 40
- 1134. Assay of gamma-radiation from the human body (P. R. J. Burch and D. B. Appleby, Atomics, July 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 40
- 1135. Radioactive contamination in a radium therapy clinic (R. G. Gallaghar, M. R. Zavon et al., Public Health Repts., July 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 41
- 1136. Some rules of thumb in estimating radiologic hazards (R. P. Nadbath, U. S. Armed Forces Med. J., Aug. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 41
Other Dusts & Pneumoconioses
- 1065. Chronic pulmonary beryllosis (P. A. Theodos, H. Brieger et al., J. Am. Med. Assn., Aug. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 15
- 1096. McIntyre-Saranac Conference on Occupational Chest Disease (Arch. Ind. Health, July 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 26
- 1100. The dust diseases in Great Britain (A. I. G. McLaughlin, Arch. Ind. Health, July 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 27
- 1102. A significant case of pneumoconiosis in a soft-coal worker (L. L. Friedman, Arch. Internal Med., Feb. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 28
- 1105. Pneumoconiosis on the Kolar Gold Field, South India (G. E. French, Arch. Ind. Health, July 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 29
- 1106. Comparative vascular pathology of occupational chest diseases (G. W. H. Schepers, Arch. Ind. Health, July 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 29
- 1107. Pulmonary vascular changes in coal-workers' pneumoconiosis (A. L. Wells, J. Pathol. & Bacteriol., Oct. 1954) Sept. 1955, p. 30
- 1111. The value of lung biopsy in the diagnosis of occupational pulmonary disease (H. S. Van Ordstrand, D. B. Effler et al., Arch. Ind. Health, July 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 31
- 1114. Primary lung cancer in South Wales coal workers with pneumoconiosis (W. R. L. James, Brit. J. Ind. Med., Apr. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 32
- 1115. Talc pneumoconiosis (M. Kleinfeld, Jacqueline Messite et al., Arch. Ind. Health, July 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 33
- 1116. Chronic rheumatism among Belgian coal miners; Caplan's syndrome (V. Van Mechelen, Arch. maladies profess., 1954) Sept. 1955, p. 33
- 1117. Occupational factors in the incidence of bronchitis (J. Gregory, Trans. Assn. Ind. Med. Officers, Apr. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 33
Silica & Silicosis
- 1097. Accomplishments in the epidemiologic study of silicosis in the United States (H. N. Doyle, Victoria M. Trasko et al., Arch. Ind. Health, July 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 26
- 1098. Silicosis in Canada (N. F. Parkinson, Arch. Ind. Health, July 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 26
- 1099. Commentary on references by N. F. Parkinson concerning the silicosis problem in Ontario (A. R. Riddell, Arch. Ind. Health, July 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 27
- 1101. Pulmonary fibrosis in non-ferrous foundry workers (H. E. Harding and A. I. G. McLaughlin, Brit. J. Ind. Med., Apr. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 28
- 1104. Occupational chest disease in gold miners: a review of progress in the Union of South Africa (G. W. H. Schepers, Arch. Ind. Health, July 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 29
- 1108. Effect of salicylates on granulomas developed by silica in rabbits (J. Vyskocil, Pracovni Lekarstvi, 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 30
- 1110. The content of silica in the blood and urine of workers in dust-creating industries (R. Y. Govorchuk, Bor'ba s Silikozom, Akad. Nauk S.S.S.R., 1953) Sept. 1955, p. 31
- 1112. Clinical, pathogenetic, and diagnostic problem of silicotuberculosis (M. Crepet and G. Pescetti, Minerva med., Mar. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 31
Skin Diseases
- 1058. Survival of bacteria in cutting oil (E. O. Bennett and H. O. Wheeler, Appl. Microbiol., Nov. 1954) Sept. 1955, p. 13
- 1059. An etiologic appraisal of hand dermatitis. 1. The role of soap and detergents as sensitizers (J. J. Jambor and R. R. Suskind, J. Invest. Dermatol., Apr. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 13
- 1060. An etiologic appraisal of hand dermatitis. 2. The role of soaps and detergents as primary irritants (J. J. Jambor, J. Invest. Dermatol., Apr. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 13
- 1061. Aspects of skin disease in electroplaters (M. C. Battigelli and C. L. Meneghini, Rass. med. ind., Nov.–Dec. 1954) Sept. 1955, p. 14
- 1062. Occupational dermatitis caused by ethylene oxide (A. Royce and W. K. S. Moore, Brit. J. Ind. Med., Apr. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 14
Toxic Chemicals & Metals
- 1063. Toxicity studies on selenium disulfide suspension (E. M. Shapiro, C. M. Pomerat et al., J. Invest. Dermatol., Apr. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 14
- 1064. Injury and death from red fuming nitric acid (A. J. McAdams and S. Krop, J. Am. Med. Assn., July 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 15
- 1066. The modification of beryllium-induced tissue damage in mice by therapy with aurintricarboxylic acid (H. Lisco and Marcia R. White, Brit. J. Exptl. Pathol., Feb. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 15
- 1067. Cobaltous chloride and iodine metabolism of normal and tumor-bearing rats (K. G. Scott and W. A. Reilly, J. Am. Med. Assn., Aug. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 15
- 1068. Coproporphyrin and lead in the urine and erythrocytes with basophil stippling as signs of lead poisoning in the laboratory and in the clinic (M. Salvini and U. Vidali, Folia med., 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 16
- 1069. A clinical and statistical study of 89 cases of lead poisoning (F. Gobbato and G. Monarca, Rass. med. ind., July–Aug. 1954) Sept. 1955, p. 16
- 1070. The preventive and diagnostic value of measuring the blood lead (P. Zeglio and P. Z. Vercellesi, Rass. med. ind., Nov.–Dec. 1954) Sept. 1955, p. 16
- 1071. Action of lead on the succinic dehydrase activity (M. Fusco and A. Guarino, Folia med., 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 17
- 1072. The influence of chronic poisoning by manganese dioxide on the performance of the higher nervous system in animals (L. I. Kotlyarevskii, Zhur. Vysshei Nervnoi Deyatel. im. I. P. Pavlova, 1954) Sept. 1955, p. 17
- 1073. Molybdenum in biology (N. Castellino, Folia med., 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 17
- 1074. Responses of the liver to injury: effects of acute carbon tetrachloride poisoning (J. Hoffman et al., Arch. Pathol., 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 18
- 1075. Investigations into the effects of exposure to trichloroethylene in mechanical engineering (E. Grandjean, R. Münchinger et al., Brit. J. Ind. Med., Apr. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 18
- 1076. Distribution coefficients of trichloroacetic acid (B. Soucek, Pracovni Lekarstvi, 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 19
- 1077. The hazards of Fluon (polytetrafluoroethylene) (R. J. Sherwood, Trans. Assn. Ind. Med. Officers, Apr. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 19
- 1078. Urinary metabolites of trichloroethylene capable of positive Fujiwara's reaction (Z. Bardodej and Marie Krivucova, Pracovni Lekarstvi, 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 19
- 1079. Chronic benzene intoxication (M. E. Vorenkamp, D. L. Mendes de Leon et al., Ned. Tijdschr. Geneesk., Mar. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 20
- 1080. Adenine in experimental benzene poisoning (R. de Rosa, Folia med., 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 20
- 1081. On the metabolism of some aromatic nitro-compounds by different species of animals. 2 (D. J. Lawford, E. King et al., J. Pharm. & Pharmacol., 1954) Sept. 1955, p. 20
- 1082. On the metabolism of some aromatic nitro-compounds by different species of animals. 1 (E. King and D. G. Harvey, J. Pharm. & Pharmacol., 1954) Sept. 1955, p. 21
- 1083. The toxicology of m-aminophenol (A. Ukleja, Acta Polon. Pharm., 1954) Sept. 1955, p. 21
- 1084. Chlorinated hydrocarbon insecticides (Queries and Minor Notes, J. Am. Med. Assn., July 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 21
- 1085. Insect repellants (A. J. Lehman, Assn. Food & Drug Officials U. S. Quart. Bull., July 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 21
- 1086. Toxicity of aldrin, dieldrin, and toxaphene to rabbits by skin absorption (B. L. Johnston and W. G. Eden, J. Econ. Entomol., 1953) Sept. 1955, p. 22
- 1087. The present status of chlordane (A.M.A. Council on Pharmacy and Chemistry, J. Am. Med. Assn., Aug. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 22
- 1088. Fatal chlordane poisoning (V. J. Derbes, J. H. Dent et al., J. Am. Med. Assn., Aug. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 22
- 1089. Chlorophenothane (DDT)—a blessing or a menace? (editorial, J. Am. Med. Assn., Aug. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 23
- 1090. Blood cholinesterase values in early diagnosis of excessive exposure to phosphorus insecticides (J. C. Gage, Brit. Med. J., June 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 23
- 1091. Occupational risk and pathology in the production and manipulation of some plastic materials (L. Parmeggiani and C. Sassi, Med. lavoro, 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 24
- 1092. Industrial hygiene in the petroleum industry (A. C. Pabst, Petroleum Engr., May 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 24
- 1093. Potential dangers from exposure to diesel locomotive exhaust (R. L. Straub, Ind. Med. & Surg., Aug. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 24
- 1138. Experimental methods used in determining chronic toxicity (J. M. Barnes and F. A. Denz, Pharmacol. Rev., 1954) Sept. 1955, p. 42
- 1141. Polarographic determination of lead in blood (M. Mokranjac and D. Jovanovic, Acta Pharm. Jugoslav., 1954) Sept. 1955, p. 43
- 1144. The spectrophotometric identification and determination of parathion (A. I. Biggs, Analyst, Apr. 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 44
- 1155. The role of motor vehicle exhaust gases in contaminating the atmosphere of large cities (A. S. Lykova, Trudy Leningrad. Sanit.-Gigien. Med. Inst., 1953) Sept. 1955, p. 48
- 1156. Carbon monoxide: presence in the air of cities and the possibility of poisoning (V. Giuliani and R. Belli, Folia med., 1955) Sept. 1955, p. 48
In the Library
Pages on this site about the diseases and companies these issues name:
- Richard Doll, Mortality from Lung Cancer in Asbestos Workers (1955): 1113. Mortality from lung cancer in asbestos workers (R. Doll, Brit. J. Ind. Med., Apr. 1955) (Sept. 1955, p. 32)
- Asbestos and Lung Cancer - Causes Compensation and Free Screening: 1113. Mortality from lung cancer in asbestos workers (R. Doll, Brit. J. Ind. Med., Apr. 1955) (Sept. 1955, p. 32)
- Pneumoconiosis: 1114. Primary lung cancer in South Wales coal workers with pneumoconiosis (W. R. L. James, Brit. J. Ind. Med., Apr. 1955) (Sept. 1955, p. 32)
- Silicosis: 1097. Accomplishments in the epidemiologic study of silicosis in the United States (H. N. Doyle, Victoria M. Trasko et al., Arch. Ind. Health, July 1955) (Sept. 1955, p. 26)
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