McGill University

McGill University appears in 3 documents in our library and 19 Union Carbide documents (1970–1987).

People

People the documents tie to McGill University, most often named first, with the titles the documents give them.

• Margaret R. Becklake unreviewed

In our library

3 documents in our library name McGill University, by collection.

Motley 1000 (3)

• Dr. G. W. Gibbs to John H. Marsh on Fiber Counts and Asbestos Safety Garments (1974) (publisher)
• G. W. Gibbs to John H. Marsh Enclosing "Fibre Release from Asbestos Garments" (1975) (publisher)
• McGill University Research Contract with Raybestos-Manhattan and Graham Gibbs' Report on Fiber Release from Asbestos Fabrics (1975) (publisher)

In the Union Carbide documents

McGill University is named in 19 Union Carbide documents dated 1970 to 1987 (1 as the source, 19 mentioned), from asbestos lawsuits over Union Carbide's Calidria asbestos. All are published in our collection.

• Calidria Asbestos Status Summary on Asbestos Toxicology, Mid 1970, with Attached Articles, Regulation, Toxicology Report and Pellet News Release UC-4559 (mentioned)
• Union Carbide Calidria Asbestos Status Summary on Asbestos Toxicology, with Attached Articles, Regulations and Safety Data Sheet (Mid 1970) UC-5371 (mentioned)
• "The Influence of Asbestos on Health": Report on McGill University Three-Year Survey of Quebec Asbestos Workers, from Asbestos (1970) UC-5459 (mentioned)
• H. B. Rhodes to John Juett (International Shoe Co.) Transmitting Asbestos Toxicology Status Summary and Articles (1970) UC-5443 (mentioned)
• B. L. Ingalls to E. Miller (M. A. Bruder & Sons) on Asbestos Toxicology, with Enclosed Status Summary and Related Materials (1970) UC-5379 (mentioned)
• J. C. McDonald et al., The Health of Chrysotile Asbestos Mine and Mill Workers of Quebec, Third Draft (1972) UC-5397 (mentioned)
• J. Corbett McDonald Statement to U.S. Department of Labor Asbestos Hearings, with Draft Paper on the Health of Quebec Chrysotile Mine and Mill Workers (1972) UC-5212 (mentioned, source)
• Report of the Advisory Committee on Asbestos Cancers to the Director of the International Agency for Research on Cancer (1972 meeting, Lyon) UC-5213 (mentioned)
• Report of the Advisory Committee on Asbestos Cancers to the Director of the International Agency for Research on Cancer (1972 meeting), with Target Health Hazard Fact Sheet on Silica UC-5401 (mentioned)
• B. L. Ingalls Report of Call on Quebec Asbestos Mining Association (QAMA), Montreal (1973) UC-637 (mentioned)
• IOEH Newsletter No. 37 from P. V. Pelnar, with McGill Report on Health Surveillance in Asbestos Workers (1974) UC-240 (mentioned)
• Asbestos: An Information Resource, NCI/SRI International Monograph (1978) UC-1727 (mentioned)
• Hwang and Wang, 'Comparison of Methods of Assessing Asbestos Fiber Concentrations,' Archives of Environmental Health (1983) UC-4187 (mentioned)
• M. S. Crowley (Amoco), 'Alternatives to Asbestos,' NPRA Paper MC-87-5, Refinery and Petrochemical Plant Maintenance Conference (1987) UC-1487 (mentioned)
• OSHA Standards and the Safe Use of Asbestos: Abstract and Paper on Asbestos Regulation and Use in Plastics UC-1432 (mentioned)
• Speech Text on the Safe Use of Asbestos in Plastics, with Slide Cues and Audience Questions (undated) UC-1434 (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 (mentioned)
• OSHA Standards and the Safe Use of Asbestos, Abstract and Paper (undated) UC-3905 (mentioned)
• Speech Script on the Safe Use of Asbestos in Plastics, with Slide Cues and Audience Questions (undated) UC-5092 (mentioned)

Names in the documents

The spellings documents use for McGill University, OCR misreadings included, so a search for any of them finds this page: McGill University, Department of Epidemiology and Health.

Where this comes from

This page brings together every document in our library that names McGill University, across collections. Titles and affiliations are taken from the documents themselves, and units and subsidiaries are grouped under the company they belong to.