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Occupational health survey of farm workers by camp health aides by Cameron, L, Lalich, N, Bauer, S, Booker, V, Bogue, H O, Samuels, S, Steege, A L

“…Little is known about the magnitude of occupational health problems among migrant farm workers. A community-based cross-sectional survey was conducted in two…”
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Assessment of mortality in the construction industry in the United States, 1984-1986 by Robinson, C, Stern, F, Halperin, W, Venable, H, Petersen, M, Frazier, T, Burnett, C, Lalich, N, Salg, J, Sestito, J

“…Construction, one of the larger industries in the United States, employs 7.6 million workers, many in skilled trades occupations. Previously published data…”
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Occupational health surveillance: Contributions from the National Health Interview Survey by Lalich, Nina R., Sestito, John P.

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Cancer mortality among laundry and dry cleaning workers by Walker, James T., Burnett, Carol A., Lalich, Nina R., Sestito, John P., Halperin, William E.

“…A cancer mortality study of 8,163 deaths occurring among persons formerly employed as laundering and dry cleaning workers in 28 states is described…”
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Mortality among fire fighters: a 27 state survey by Burnett, C A, Halperin, W E, Lalich, N R, Sestito, J P

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Dying for work: The magnitude of US mortality from selected causes of death associated with occupation by Steenland, Kyle, Burnett, Carol, Lalich, Nina, Ward, Elizabeth, Hurrell, Joseph

“…Background Deaths due to occupational disease and injury place a heavy burden on society in terms of economic costs and human suffering. Methods We estimate…”
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An application of the Sentinel Health Event (Occupational) concept to death certificates by Lalich, N R, Schuster, L L

“…This article describes a computer-based application of the Sentinel Health Event (Occupational) [SHE(O)] concept, developed in conjunction with five states, to…”
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A comparison of analyses of occupational bladder cancer: death certificate vs. population-based case-control interview data by Burnett, C A, Silverman, D T, Lalich, N R

“…The authors examined the utility of death certificate data for occupational health surveillance by comparing the ability of the data to identify high-risk…”
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Death certificate-based occupational mortality surveillance in the United States by Dubrow, R, Sestito, J P, Lalich, N R, Burnett, C A, Salg, J A

“…Surveillance of cause-specific mortality patterns by occupation and industry through the use of death certificate records is a simple and relatively…”
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Electromagnetic field exposure and leukemia mortality in the United States by Robinson, C F, Lalich, N R, Burnett, C A, Sestito, J P, Frazier, T M, Fine, L J

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Mortality patterns among construction workers in the United States by Robinson, C F, Halperin, W E, Alterman, T, Braddee, R W, Burnett, C A, Fosbroke, D E, Kisner, S M, Lalich, N R, Roscoe, R J, Seligman, P J

“…Thirteen authors from the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health contribute to this summary of recent and ongoing national occupational…”
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Maternal Occupation and Industry and the Pregnancy Outcome of U.S. Married Women, 1980 by Shilling, S, Lalich, N R

“…Data from the 1980 National Natality and National Fetal Mortality Surveys were used to characterize the occupations of women during the year before delivery;…”
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Proportionate mortality of crop and livestock farmers in the United States, 1984-1993 by Lee, Eunil, Burnett, Carol A., Lalich, Nina, Cameron, Lorraine L., Sestito, John P.

“…Background Livestock farmers are more likely to be exposed to a variety of different farming hazards than crop farmers. An analysis of occupation and…”
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Women: work and health by Wagener, D K, Walstedt, J, Jenkins, L, Burnett, C, Lalich, N, Fingerhut, M

“…This report describes the sociodemographics, household characteristics, and health of women according to workforce status and job conditions. The report also…”
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Job Demands and Worker Health in Machine-paced Poultry Inspection by Wilkes, B, Stammerjohn, L, Lalich, N

“…A questionnaire survey was used to assess job stress, strain, and health complaints associated with machine-paced poultry inspection. Four groups of employees,…”
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Uses of computer-generated Maps in Occupational Hazard and Mortality Surveillance by Frazier, Todd M, Lalich, Nina R, Pedersen, David H

“…The purpose of the present paper was to describe five ways in which computergenerated maps for 3,073 United States political subdivisions (counties) are being…”
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Uses of Computer-Generated Maps in Occupational Hazard and Mortality Surveillance by Frazier, Todd M., Lalich, Nina R., Pedersen, David H.

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Mortality patterns among female nurses: a 27-state study, 1984 through 1990 by Peipins, L A, Burnett, C, Alterman, T, Lalich, N

“…This study examined the mortality experience of 50,000 nurses using the National Occupational Mortality Surveillance database of death certificates…”
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Gastrointestinal cancer mortality of workers in occupations with high asbestos exposures by Kang, Seong-Kyu, Burnett, Carol A., Freund, Eugene, Walker, James, Lalich, Nina, Sestito, John

“…Asbestos, which is a well‐known risk factor for lung cancer and malignant mesothelioma, has also been suggested as a gastrointestinal (GI) carcinogen. This…”
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An application of the Sentinel Health Event (Occupational) concept to death certificates by Lalich, N R, Schuster, L L

“…Five states have coded their state death certificate files for industry and occupation, using the decedent's usual occupation and industry as reported on the…”
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