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Pathology analysis for mesothelioma study in the United Kingdom: Current practice and historical development by Case, B. W.

“…Following up on the largest case-control study of malignant mesothelioma yet performed, investigators at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine…”
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Applying Definitions of "Asbestos" to Environmental and "Low-Dose" Exposure Levels and Health Effects, Particularly Malignant Mesothelioma by Case, B. W., Abraham, J. L., Meeker, G., Pooley, F. D., Pinkerton, K. E.

“…Although asbestos research has been ongoing for decades, this increased knowledge has not led to consensus in many areas of the field. Two such areas of…”
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A diffractive mechanism of focusing by Case, W B, Sadurni, E, Schleich, W P

“…We examine the free time evolution of a rectangular one dimensional Schrödinger wave packet of constant phase during the early stage which in the paraxial wave…”
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Asbestos, smoking, and lung cancer: interaction and attribution by Case, B W

“…Increased polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon uptake from benzo(a)pyrene coated asbestos fibres has been demonstrated in vitro; 4 and DNA strand breakage has been…”
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Fiber burden and asbestos-related lung disease: determinants of dose-response relationships by Becklake, M R, Case, B W

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Asbestos Fiber Type and Length in Lungs of Chrysotile Textile and Production Workers: Fibers Longer than 18 μm by Case, Bruce W., Dufresne, André, McDonald, A.D., McDonald, J.C., Sébastien, Patrick

“…Excess lung cancer risk for a cohort of chrysotile textile plant workers was many times the risk observed in a cohort of chrysotile miners/millers. The latter…”
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Relation between lung asbestos fibre burden and exposure indices based on job history by Takahashi, K, Case, B W, Dufresne, A, Fraser, R, Higashi, T, Siemiatycki, J

“…Lung asbestos burden was compared with exposure indices derived from job history interviews in 42 male subjects originating from the Montréal Case-Control…”
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Mesothelioma in Quebec chrysotile miners and millers: Epidemiology and aetiology by McDonald, A.D., Case, B.W., Churg, A., Dufresne, A., Gibbs, G.W., Sébastien, P., McDonald, J.C.

“…In a cohort of some 11 000 men born 1891–1920 and employed in the Quebec chrysotile production industry, including a small asbestos products factory, of 9780…”
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Evaluation of neurotoxicity in pediatric renal transplant recipients treated with tacrolimus (FK506) by Neu, A M, Furth, S L, Case, B W, Wise, B, Colombani, P M, Fivush, B A

“…The presence of severe and mild neurotoxicity in our pediatric renal transplant recipients treated with tacrolimus was determined by chart review (severe…”
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Malignant melanoma of the skin among workers in a telecommunications industry: mortality study 1976-83 by DeGuire, L, Cyr, D, Thériault, G, Provencher, S, Iturra, H, Case, B W

“…An incidence study of malignant melanoma of the skin (MMS), conducted previously among the workers of four plants of a large telecommunications industry…”
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Increased incidence of malignant melanoma of the skin in workers in a telecommunications industry by De Guire, L, Theriault, G, Iturra, H, Provencher, S, Cyr, D, Case, B W

“…In 1982 physicians at a hospital melanoma clinic in Montreal noticed that among their patients there had been seven men working in a single telecommunications…”
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On talc, tremolite, and tergiversation. Ter-gi-ver-sate: 2: to use subterfuges by Case, B W

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Asbestos, Asbestosis, and Lung Cancer: Observations in Quebec Chrysotile Workers by Case, Bruce W., Dufresne, André

“…One prospective epidemiologic study of asbestos cement workers with radiological small opacities has been cited as a rationale for attributing excess lung…”
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IgG subclass levels in pediatric patients on chronic peritoneal dialysis by NEU, A. M, CASE, B. W, LEDERMAN, H. M, FIVUSH, B. A

“…Patients maintained on chronic peritoneal dialysis (CPD) have been reported to have a variety of abnormalities of humoral immunity, including…”
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Nonoccupational exposure to chrysotile asbestos and the risk of lung cancer by Case, B W

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Trends in cancer mortality in Kanawha County, West Virginia, 1950-1984 by Talbott, E O, Day, R D, Marsh, G M, Haile-Cattledge, G T, McKenna, M, Case, B W

“…There has been much concern recently about possible adverse health effects related to exposure to toxic chemicals among residents of Kanawha County in southern…”
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Molar access: shape and outline according to orifice locations by Wilcox, L R, Walton, R E, Case, W B

“…This study was designed to relate, in molars, the access outline on the occlusal surface to the canal orifices. The occlusal surfaces of maxillary and…”
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Nonoccupational exposure to chrysotile asbestos and the risk of lung cancer by Costas, E, Garrido, A, Goyanes, V J

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Biological indicators of chrysotile exposure by Case, B W

“…Chrysotile asbestos is retained in lung tissue, where it may be used as a marker of exposure. Studies include analysis of sputum and bronchoalveolar lavage…”
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A comparative ecological study of selected cancers in Kanawha County, West Virginia by Day, R, Talbott, E O, Marsh, G M, Case, B W

“…This study compares mortality rates for selected causes of death in Kanawha County, West Virginia, to rates reported in a number of geographically defined…”
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