Andersen, "Cancer incidence among women in the Norwegian pulp and paper industry," American Journal of
Industrial Medicine, vol.
"Building a Human Rights Framework for Workers' Compensation in the United States: Opening the Debate on First Principles." American Journal of
Industrial Medicine 55 (6): 506-18.
In another study based on the same cohort, also published in the August issue of the American Journal of
Industrial Medicine, the same authors evaluated the relationship between hexavalent chromium exposure and skin and nasal irritation.
Physician at 24, groundbreaking work in
industrial medicine and pathology.
physician to devote herself to research in
industrial medicine. Born into a prominent family in Indiana (her sister was the well-known classicist Edith Hamilton), Alice graduated from medical school at the University of Michigan in 1893.
Bravo's offering includes such titles as the American Journal of
Industrial Medicine, Chemical Reviews, Chinese Journal of Advanced Software Research, European Journal of Mechanical Engineering, Family Process, Graphical Models and Image Processing, Housing Studies, Journal of International Financial Management and Accounting, Library and Information Science Research, Legislative Studies Quarterly, Pharmaceutical Technology, Psychology of Learning and Motivation, Public Budgeting and Financial Management, and Research on Language and Social Interaction.
We have found them in toxicology and in
industrial medicine. So you have a legitimate basis of toxic evidence." But he emphasizes that it's one thing to be sensitive to a certain chemical, quite another to say that a sensitivity can somehow overwhelm the immune system, causing broad vulnerability to illness.
Indications of relatively high rates of infertility have been noted in steel workers who do a lot of welding and shipyard workers who are exposed to ethylene glycol ethers (American Journal of
Industrial Medicine 1989; 14:509-26).
Like last year's North American Free Trade Agreement debate, which was a triumph for transnational corporations and the world economy, we can be pretty certain that once the dust settles there will be an equal triumph for the American Medical Association, drug companies, personal injury lawyers and the institution of
industrial medicine.
And a study of workers in British Columbia in the October issue of the American Journal of
Industrial Medicine correlates masculine logging, pumping gas, painting, and work in paper mills with spina bifida in the workers' offspring, while heart defects are linked to fathers' working as firefighters, metal-workers, sawmill workers, and janitors.
A previous version has been used with individuals in our Family Health Center and in our parent hospital's
industrial medicine program.
It was sponsored by the Californian and the San Joaquin
Industrial Medicine Associates.
