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- A Review of Asbestos Resources (1983)A dissertation by Paul Abbott for the degree of Master of Science (Mineral Exploration) at Rhodes University,...
- Asbestos, Quebec: The Town, the Mineral, and the Local-Global Balance Between the Two (2010)A 2010 University of Western Ontario PhD dissertation in history by Jessica van Horssen, supervised by Alan Ma...
- Asbestosis (1927)A thesis on asbestosis submitted to the University of Edinburgh in September 1927 by Ian Grieve, a general pra...
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- Labour Welfare Measures in Asbestos Mines: a case study (2014)An LLM dissertation by V. Nirmala, supervised by Dr. T.V. Subba Rao, Head of the Department of Law at a univer...
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- Manufactured Science, the Attorneys' Handmaiden: The Influence of Lawyers in Toxic Substance Disease Research (2016)A Florida State University PhD dissertation in history by Craig Alex Biegel, defended March 21, 2016, on how c...
- Manufactured Science - The Attorneys' Handmaiden: The Influence of Industry in Occupational Disease Research during the Twentieth Century (2010)A Master of Arts thesis in History of Science by Craig A. Biegel, submitted to Oregon State University and pre...
- Mesotheliomata (1949)A 1949 Master of Science in Medicine thesis by William Joseph Reals for the Department of Pathology, Creighton...
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- That Legislative Measures Have Proved Generally Effective in the Control of Asbestosis (1946)An MD thesis presented to the University of Glasgow in 1946 by H. Wyers, answering an industrialist's challeng...
- The Mineralogy of Amphiboles in Amphibolites (1959)A Durham University PhD thesis by William Layton, submitted in October 1959. Part 1 reviews the classification...
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