American Journal of Industrial Medicine: Vol 27, No 2

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Modeling epidemiologic studies of occupational cohorts for the quantitative assessment of carcinogenic hazards

Occupational epidemiology in the rubber industry: Implications of exposure variability

Cancer incidence among seamen in iceland

Associations between disease and occupation: Hypotheses generated from the national mortality followback survey

Quantitative comparison of asbestos and talc bodies in an individual with mixed exposure

Mortality study of gold miners exposed to silica and nonasbestiform amphibole minerals: An update with 14 more years of follow-up

Comparison of neurobehavioral function in workers exposed to a mixture of organic and inorganic lead and in workers exposed to solvents

Respiratory symptoms, ventilatory impairment, and bronchial reactivity in oil mist-exposed automobile workers

Insulation, asbestos, smoking habits, and lung cancer cell types

Subclinical neurotoxicity of mercury vapor revealed by a multimodality evoked potential study of chloralkali workers

Does regression analysis of lung function data obtained from occupational epidemiologic studies lead to misleading inferences regarding the true effect of smoking?

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Mechanisms, chemical carcinogenesis, and risk assessment: Cell proliferation and cancer

Comments on the blair and stewart comments on the sterling and weinkam analysis of data from the national cancer institute formaldehyde study

Letter to the Editors

Re: Median sensory distal amplitude and latency: Comparisons between nonexposed managerial/professional employees and industrial workers

Hypothesis relating cumulative trauma to the median nerve with sub-clinical nerve conduction deficits

Nerve conduction studies and carpal tunnel syndrome

Critique of review of chlorinated solvents epidemiology

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Modeling epidemiologic studies of occupational cohorts for the quantitative assessment of carcinogenic hazards

Occupational epidemiology in the rubber industry: Implications of exposure variability

Cancer incidence among seamen in iceland

Associations between disease and occupation: Hypotheses generated from the national mortality followback survey

Quantitative comparison of asbestos and talc bodies in an individual with mixed exposure

Mortality study of gold miners exposed to silica and nonasbestiform amphibole minerals: An update with 14 more years of follow-up

Comparison of neurobehavioral function in workers exposed to a mixture of organic and inorganic lead and in workers exposed to solvents

Respiratory symptoms, ventilatory impairment, and bronchial reactivity in oil mist-exposed automobile workers

Insulation, asbestos, smoking habits, and lung cancer cell types

Subclinical neurotoxicity of mercury vapor revealed by a multimodality evoked potential study of chloralkali workers

Does regression analysis of lung function data obtained from occupational epidemiologic studies lead to misleading inferences regarding the true effect of smoking?

Commentary

Mechanisms, chemical carcinogenesis, and risk assessment: Cell proliferation and cancer

Comments on the blair and stewart comments on the sterling and weinkam analysis of data from the national cancer institute formaldehyde study

Letter to the Editors

Re: Median sensory distal amplitude and latency: Comparisons between nonexposed managerial/professional employees and industrial workers

Hypothesis relating cumulative trauma to the median nerve with sub-clinical nerve conduction deficits

Nerve conduction studies and carpal tunnel syndrome

Critique of review of chlorinated solvents epidemiology

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