American Review of Respiratory Disease appears in 14 Union Carbide documents (1971–1987).
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In the Union Carbide documents
American Review of Respiratory Disease is named in 14 Union Carbide documents dated 1971 to 1987 (1 as the source, 14 mentioned), from asbestos lawsuits over Union Carbide's Calidria asbestos. All are published in our collection.
- Murphy, Levine, Al Bazzaz, Lynch and Burgess, 'Floor Tile Installation as a Source of Asbestos Exposure,' American Review of Respiratory Disease (1971) Union Carbide 13 (mentioned)
- Murphy, Levine, Al Bazzaz, Lynch and Burgess, 'Floor Tile Installation as a Source of Asbestos Exposure,' American Review of Respiratory Disease (1971) UC-88 (mentioned)
- Murphy, Levine, Al Bazzaz, Lynch and Burgess, 'Floor Tile Installation as a Source of Asbestos Exposure,' American Review of Respiratory Disease (1971) UC-4567 (mentioned)
- Letters Page Exchange: Matthew M. Swetonic (Asbestos Information Association) and Robert Sherrill on 'The Hazards of Safety,' New York Times Magazine (1973) UC-3141 (mentioned)
- Naseem, Tishler, Anderson and Selikoff, 'Aryl Hydrocarbon Hydroxylase in Asbestos Workers,' American Review of Respiratory Disease (1978) UC-1455 (mentioned)
- R. H. Mereness (Asbestos Information Association) to Executive Committee Forwarding Dr. Enterline's Editorial 'Asbestos and Cancer -- the International Lag' (1978) UC-3664 (mentioned)
- H. B. Rhodes to J. L. Myers, K. S. Lane and F. J. Shortsleeve Forwarding an Editorial on the Time of Recognition of Asbestos-Related Cancer (1979) Union Carbide 474 (mentioned)
- Harrison B. Rhodes to J. L. Myers, K. S. Lane and F. J. Shortsleeve Transmitting Editorial 'Asbestos and Cancer: The International Lag' (1979) UC-820 (mentioned)
- Malcolm Ross (U.S. Geological Survey) to Dr. Bernard D. Goldstein (EPA) Commenting on Churg's Paper on Lung Fiber Content in Chrysotile Workers with Mesothelioma (1985) UC-3832 (mentioned)
- Correspondence between H. C. Lewinsohn (Union Carbide) and R. L. H. Murphy Jr. (Faulkner Hospital) on Standardization of Criteria for Diagnosis of Non-Malignant Asbestos Diseases (1985) UC-4239 (mentioned)
- Distribution Sheet to C&P Medical Directors for American Thoracic Society Statement 'The Diagnosis of Nonmalignant Diseases Related to Asbestos' (1986) UC-4100 (mentioned)
- R. L. H. Murphy to Committee Members Forwarding Mount Sinai Letter (Franzblau and Lilis to R. Cherniack) Criticizing the Asbestos Diagnosis Consensus Statement (1986) UC-2580 (mentioned)
- Hilton C. Lewinsohn to Raymond L. H. Murphy on Franzblau and Lilis's Criticism of the ATS Statement on Nonmalignant Asbestos Disease, with Attached Letters (1987) UC-4351 (mentioned)
- Margaret R. Becklake, 'State of the Art: Asbestos-Related Diseases of the Lung and Other Organs: Their Epidemiology and Implications for Clinical Practice' (1976) UC-2910 (source, mentioned)
Names in the documents
The spellings documents use for American Review of Respiratory Disease, OCR misreadings included, so a search for any of them finds this page: American Review of Respiratory Diseases.
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