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Chronic low-level hydrogen sulfide exposure and potential effects on human health: A review of the epidemiological evidence by Lewis, R. Jeffrey, Copley, G. Bruce

“…Abstract The effects of exposure to high concentrations of hydrogen sulfide (H2S) on human health are well known. However, the potential human health hazards…”
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Hospital-Based Case-Control Study of MDS Subtypes and Benzene Exposure in Shanghai by Copley, G. Bruce, Schnatter, Robert, Armstrong, Thomas W., Irons, Richard D., Chen, Min, Wang, Xiao Qin, Kerzic, Patrick

“…OBJECTIVE:Due to the sparse data on benzene exposure and myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS) subtypes, we studied this relationship in patients from 29 hospitals in…”
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Using safety data to describe common injury-producing events examples from the U.S. Air force by Copley, G Bruce, Burnham, Bruce R, Shim, Matthew J, Kemp, Philip A

“…The U.S. military leadership has recently increased its efforts to reduce the number of lost-workday injuries for both the active duty and civilian employee…”
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Management of pediatric cholesteatoma based on presentations, complications, and outcomes by McGuire, J.K, Wasl, H, Harris, T, Copley, G.J, Fagan, J.J

“…Abstract Objectives To highlight important aspects and paradigms in the management of paediatric cholesteatoma in a developing world setting. Methods A…”
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Injuries to Air Force Personnel Associated with Lifting, Handling, and Carrying Objects by Kemp, Philip A., MS, Burnham, Bruce R., DVM, MPH, Copley, G. Bruce, PhD, MPH, Shim, Matthew J., MA, MPH

“…Background The U.S. Air Force (USAF) active duty and civilian populations experience a substantial number of lost-workday injuries while lifting, handling, and…”
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Characterization of Renal Papillary Antigen 1 (RPA-1), a Biomarker of Renal Papillary Necrosis by Price, Sally A., Davies, Dai, Rowlinson, Rachel, Copley, Clive G., Roche, Andrew, Falkenberg, Frank W., Riccardi, Daniela, Betton, Graham R.

“…Renal papillary necrosis (RPN) is a relatively common toxicity observed in preclinical drug safety testing. It is also observed in a variety of human diseases…”
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Mechanisms of basketball injuries reported to the HQ Air Force Safety Center a 10-year descriptive study, 1993-2002 by Burnham, Bruce R, Copley, G Bruce, Shim, Matthew J, Kemp, Philip A

“…Basketball is the most popular sport among the U.S. Air Force (USAF) active duty population and causes a large number of lost-workday injuries. The purpose of…”
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Mechanisms of flag-football injuries reported to the HQ Air Force Safety Center a 10-year descriptive study, 1993-2002 by Burnham, Bruce R, Copley, G Bruce, Shim, Matthew J, Kemp, Philip A, Jones, Bruce H

“…Flag (touch or intramural) football is a popular sport among the U.S. Air Force (USAF) active duty population and causes a substantial number of lost-workday…”
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Mechanisms of slow-pitch softball injuries reported to the HQ Air Force Safety Center a 10-year descriptive study, 1993-2002 by Burnham, Bruce R, Copley, G Bruce, Shim, Matthew J, Kemp, Philip A, Jones, Bruce H

“…Softball is a popular sport in civilian and military populations and results in a large number of lost-workday injuries. The purpose of this study is to…”
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A hospital-based case control study of aplastic anemia in Shanghai, China by Gross, Sherilyn A., Irons, Richard D., Schnatter, A. Robert, Ryder, John, Wang, Xiao Qin, Copley, G. Bruce, Armstrong, Thomas W.

“…We report results of a hospital-based case control study of 137 consecutive patients diagnosed with aplastic anemia (AA) in participating hospitals over a…”
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Mechanisms of Basketball Injuries Reported to the HQ Air Force Safety Center by Burnham, Bruce R., DVM, MPH, Copley, G. Bruce, PhD, MPH, Shim, Matthew J., PhD, MPH, Kemp, Philip A., MS

“…Background Basketball is the most popular sport among the U.S. Air Force (USAF) active duty population and causes a large number of lost-workday injuries. The…”
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Using Safety Data to Describe Common Injury-Producing Events by Copley, G. Bruce, MA, MPH, PhD, Burnham, Bruce R., DVM, MPH, Shim, Matthew J., MA, MPH, PhD, Kemp, Philip A., MS

“…Background The U.S. military leadership has recently increased its efforts to reduce the number of lost-workday injuries for both the active duty and civilian…”
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Mechanisms of Flag-Football Injuries Reported to the HQ Air Force Safety Center by Burnham, Bruce R., DVM, MPH, Copley, G. Bruce, PhD, MPH, Shim, Matthew J., PhD, MPH, Kemp, Philip A., MS, Jones, Bruce H., MD, MPH

“…Background Flag (touch or intramural) football is a popular sport among the U.S. Air Force (USAF) active duty population and causes a substantial number of…”
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Mechanisms of Slow-Pitch Softball Injuries Reported to the HQ Air Force Safety Center by Burnham, Bruce R., DVM, MPH, Copley, G. Bruce, PhD, MPH, Shim, Matthew J., PhD, MPH, Kemp, Philip A., MS, Jones, Bruce H., MD, MPH

“…Background Softball is a popular sport in civilian and military populations and results in a large number of lost-workday injuries. The purpose of this study…”
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Oliver Raynham by Copley, Graeme

“…Dr Oliver Raynham was killed in a boating accident in the early evening of 29 December 2016 at the age of 47. He was sailing his Hobie catamaran up the Klein…”
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Center of pressure and total force analyses for amputees walking with a backpack load over four surfaces by Sinitski, Emily H., Herbert-Copley, Andrew G., Lemaire, Edward D., Doyle, Sean S., Besemann, Markus, Dudek, Nancy L.

“…Understanding how load carriage affects walking is important for people with a lower extremity amputation who may use different strategies to accommodate to…”
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Comparison of two sources of U.S. Air Force Injury Mortality data by COPLEY, G. Bruce, SMITH, Gordon S, GRAYSON, J. Kevin, GIBSON, Roger L

“…Is the military's casualty (mortality) reporting system a reliable surrogate for International Classification of Diseases-coded death certificate information?…”
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Prevalence of radiographic evidence of paint chip ingestion among children with moderate to severe lead poisoning, St Louis, Missouri, 1989 through 1990 by MCELVAINE, M. D, DEUNGRIA, E. G, MATTE, T. D, COPLEY, C. G, BINDER, S

“…Although experts once believed that ingesting chips of lead-based paint was the major cause of lead poisoning among children, conventional wisdom now holds…”
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Meeting the challenge of emerging pathogens : The role of the United States Air Force in global influenza surveillance by WILLIAMS, R. J, COX, N. J, REGNERY, H. L, NOAH, D. L, KHAN, A. S, MILLER, J. M, COPLEY, G. B, ICE, J. S, WRIGHT, J. A

“…Influenza virus is one of the most ubiquitous organisms on the planet, causing illness in much of the population each year. The dynamic nature of the influenza…”
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Retrospective study of the impact of lead-based paint hazard remediation on children's blood lead levels in St. Louis, Missouri by Staes, C, Matte, T, Copley, C G, Flanders, D, Binder, S

“…A retrospective follow-up study was conducted to evaluate the effectiveness of lead-based paint hazard remediation in reducing children's blood lead levels…”
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