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J. C. McDonald et al., The Health of Chrysotile Asbestos Mine and Mill Workers of Quebec, Third Draft (1972)

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Third draft, marked 'Not for Publication', of a McGill University paper summarizing an epidemiological study of Quebec chrysotile mine and mill workers. It covers dust exposure, radiographic changes, mortality, lung function, respiratory symptoms, smoking and women workers. It discusses a suggested exposure standard for chrysotile mines and mills. The draft ends with references, figures and tables. unreviewed

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Author
J. Corbett McDonald, MD (Department of Epidemiology and Health, McGill University); Margaret R. Becklake, MD (Department of Epidemiology and Health, McGill University); Graham W. Gibbs, MSc (Department of Epidemiology and Health, McGill University); Alison D. McDonald, MD (Department of Epidemiology and Health, McGill University); Charles E. Rossiter, MA (Medical Research Council Pneumoconiosis Unit, Penarth, S. Wales (present affiliation))
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Department of Epidemiology and Health, McGill University, Montreal
Series
Union Carbide documents, UC-5397
Date
March 10, 1972
Number
Bates UCASB00734540 to UCASB00734563
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J. Corbett McDonald, MD, Margaret R. Becklake, MD, Graham W. Gibbs, MSc, Alison D. McDonald, MD, Charles E. Rossiter, MA. "The Health of Chrysotile Asbestos Mine and Mill Workers of Quebec." 1972.

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From J. Corbett McDonald, MD (Department of Epidemiology and Health, McGill University); Margaret R. Becklake, MD (Department of Epidemiology and Health, McGill University); Graham W. Gibbs, MSc (Department of Epidemiology and Health, McGill University); Alison D. McDonald, MD (Department of Epidemiology and Health, McGill University); Charles E. Rossiter, MA (Medical Research Council Pneumoconiosis Unit, Penarth, S. Wales (present affiliation)).

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This is document UC-5397 of the Union Carbide documents, documents produced and used as evidence in asbestos lawsuits against Union Carbide, 24 pages. Production numbers UCASB00734540 to UCASB00734563.

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J. Corbett McDonald, MD (Department of Epidemiology and Health, McGill University), Margaret R. Becklake, MD (Department of Epidemiology and Health, McGill University), Graham W. Gibbs, MSc (Department of Epidemiology and Health, McGill University), Alison D. McDonald, MD (Department of Epidemiology and Health, McGill University), Charles E. Rossiter, MA (Medical Research Council Pneumoconiosis Unit, Penarth, S. Wales (present affiliation)). “J. C. McDonald et al., The Health of Chrysotile Asbestos Mine and Mill Workers of Quebec, Third Draft.” March 10, 1972. Union Carbide documents, UC-5397, Bates UCASB00734540 to UCASB00734563. Department of Epidemiology and Health, McGill University, Montreal. AsbestosClaims.Law Library. https://asbestosclaims.law/library/union-carbide-exhibits/uc-5397.

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