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Ruth Winter, "Computers and Carcinogens," on Cancer Tracking and the SEER Program (undated)

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A one-page magazine article arguing for a computerized system to track cancer cases and occupational exposures. It describes a report of brain tumors among workers at Union Carbide's Texas City vinyl chloride plant and discusses the NCI's SEER program. It also mentions that lung cancer victims in a SEER-identified cluster had worked in shipyards where asbestos was used. The page carries no date or publication name. unreviewed

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Ruth Winter
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Union Carbide documents, UC-2626
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Bates UCC 004914 to A09505
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This is document UC-2626 of the Union Carbide documents, documents produced and used as evidence in asbestos lawsuits against Union Carbide, 1 page. Production numbers UCC 004914 to A09505.

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