2 results for “General Electric”
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · December 6, 1973
Houston Chronicle Article 'Asbestos Fibers Now Held General Population Hazard' by Arthur J. Snider, with Handwritten Annotations (1973)
A Houston Chronicle article reporting that two Bethesda Naval Hospital physicians, Dr. Charles W. Ochs and Dr. John P. Smith, found lung tissue changes in 10 Navy men with no occupational asbestos exposure and attributed them to environmental…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · December 6, 1975
Arthur J. Snider, 'Asbestos Fibers Now Held General Population Hazard,' Houston Chronicle, with Handwritten Annotation (1975)
A newspaper clipping reporting that Navy medical officers Dr. Charles W. Ochs and Dr. John P. Smith found lung changes in 10 routinely X-rayed Navy men with no occupational asbestos exposure. The article says the condition was benign so far but…