5 results for “Union Carbide Corporation”
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 12, 1982
G. Berry to H. C. Lewinsohn on Nicholson's and Schneiderman's Papers and Mesothelioma Predictions (1982)
Letter from G. Berry of the University of Sydney to Dr. H.C. Lewinsohn at Perkin-Elmer, replying to a January 27th letter that enclosed papers by Nicholson and Schneiderman. Berry comments on Nicholson's mesothelioma projections and the Bridbord et…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · 1979
G. Berry et al., Asbestosis: A Study of Dose-Response Relationships in an Asbestos Textile Factory, British Journal of Industrial Medicine (1979)
Journal article reporting a follow-up of men who had worked at least 10 years at an English asbestos textile factory, where the asbestos was mainly chrysotile with some crocidolite. It relates crepitations, 'possible asbestosis', certified…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · 1979
Berry, Gilson, Holmes, Lewinsohn and Roach, 'Asbestosis: a study of dose-response relationships in an asbestos textile factory', British Journal of Industrial Medicine (1979)
Journal article reporting a follow-up of 379 men who had worked at least 10 years at an English asbestos textile factory, relating crepitations, possible and certified asbestosis, chest radiograph findings and lung function to dust exposure levels.…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · December 14, 1979
G. Berry and H. C. Lewinsohn, Dose-Response Relationships for Asbestos-Related Disease: Implications for Hygiene Standards, Part I. Morbidity, Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences (1979)
Reprint of a journal article reporting a morbidity study of 392 men who worked at an asbestos textile factory in northern England. It relates estimated dust levels and cumulative exposure to crepitations, lung function, chest radiograph findings and…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · December 14, 1979
G. Berry and H. C. Lewinsohn, Dose-Response Relationships for Asbestos-Related Disease: Implications for Hygiene Standards, Part I. Morbidity (1979)
Reprint of a journal article reviewing morbidity data from an asbestos textile factory in northern England, relating dust levels and cumulative exposure to crepitations, lung function, chest radiograph findings and 'possible asbestosis'. It…