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Association of Injury History and Incident Injury in Cadet Basic Military Training by KUCERA, KRISTEN L, MARSHALL, STEPHEN W, WOLF, SUSANNE H, PADUA, DARIN A, CAMERON, KENNETH L, BEUTLER, ANTHONY I

“…PURPOSEThis study aimed to determine the association between injury history at enrollment and incident lower extremity (LE) injury during cadet basic training…”
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Occupation recorded on certificates of death compared with self-report: the Atherosclerosis Risk in Communities (ARIC) Study by Bidulescu, Aurelian, Rose, Kathryn M, Wolf, Susanne H, Rosamond, Wayne D

“…Death certificates are a potential source of sociodemographic data for decedents in epidemiologic research. However, because this information is provided by…”
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Estimates of historical exposures by phase contrast and transmission electron microscopy for pooled exposure–response analyses of North Carolina and South Carolina, USA asbestos textile cohorts by Dement, John M, Loomis, Dana, Richardson, David, Wolf, Susanne H, Kuempel, Eileen D

“…ObjectivesTo develop pooled size-specific asbestos fiber exposure estimates for North Carolina and South Carolina asbestos textile plants.MethodsAirborne…”
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Effectiveness of Safety Measures Recommended for Prevention of Workplace Homicide by Loomis, Dana, Marshall, Stephen W, Wolf, Susanne H, Runyan, Carol W, Butts, John D

“…CONTEXT Homicide is the second leading cause of death on the job for US workers. Government agencies recommend that employers prevent violence against workers…”
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Homicide on the Job: Workplace and Community Determinants by Loomis, Dana, Wolf, Susanne H., Runyan, Carol W., Marshall, Stephen W., Butts, John D.

“…Homicide is the second leading cause of death on the job for workers in the United States. To identify workplace-level predictors of homicide risk, a…”
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Mortality of workers at a nuclear materials production plant at Oak Ridge, Tennessee, 1947-1990 by Loomis, Dana P., Wolf, Susanne H.

“…The Y‐12 plant at Oak Ridge, Tennessee, produced nuclear materials for the U.S. government's nuclear weapons program beginning in 1943. Workers at Y‐12 were…”
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Physician Opinions on the Use of Antibiotics in Respiratory Infections by Greenberg, Robert A, Wagner, Edward H, Wolf, Susanne H, Cohen, Steven B, Kleinbaum, David G, Williams, Carolyn A, Ibrahim, Michel A

“…To investigate the feasibility of establishing standards of care based on a broad consensus, a questionnaire concerning the management of signs and symptoms of…”
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Fatal Occupational Injuries in a Southern State by Loomis, Dana P., Richardson, David B., Wolf, Susanne H., Runyan, Carol W., Butts, John D.

“…Fatal occupational injuries were studied using data from medical examiners' reports in North Carolina for the years 1977–1991. Cases were defined as deaths due…”
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Fatal agricultural injuries in North Carolina by race and occupation, 1977-1991 by Richardson, David, Loomis, Dana, Wolf, Susanne H., Gregory, Eileen

“…Medical examiner reports and death certificates were reviewed for all fatal agricultural injuries (n = 228) that occurred on‐the‐job in North Carolina between…”
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Influence of training and experience on selecting criteria to evaluate medical care by Wagner, E H, Greenberg, R A, Imrey, P B, Williams, C A, Wolf, S H, Ibrahim, M A

“…To determine whether training and experience affect the selection of process criteria for evaluating medical care, three groups of physicians (family…”
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Killed on the clock: A population-based study of workplace homicide, 1977-1991 by Moracco, Kathryn E., Runyan, Carol W., Loomis, Dana P., Wolf, Susanne H., Napp, David, Butts, John D.

“…Background This paper describes the epidemiology of workplace homicides in North Carolina, with emphasis on the circumstances. Methods Workplace homicide…”
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Influence of social class on SMRs among Y-12 workers by Loomis, Dana P., Wolf, Susanne H.

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Radiation, work experience, and cause specific mortality among workers at an energy research laboratory by Checkoway, H, Mathew, R M, Shy, C M, Watson, J E, Tankersley, W G, Wolf, S H, Smith, J C, Fry, S A

“…A retrospective cohort mortality study was conducted among 8375 white male employees who had worked at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory for at least one month…”
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