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Research Article

• Occupational cancer in the oncogene era. (1 April, 1990)

  R D Hamm
• Men assigned to ethylene oxide production or other ethylene oxide related chemical manufacturing: a mortality study. (1 April, 1990)

  H L Greenberg, M G Ott, R E Shore
• Inflammation in the lungs of rats after deposition of dust collected from the air of wool mills: the role of epithelial injury and complement activation. (1 April, 1990)

  K Donaldson, G M Brown, D M Brown, J Slight, R T Cullen, R G Love, C A Soutar
• Persistent reactive airway dysfunction syndrome after exposure to toluene diisocyanate. (1 April, 1990)

  J C Luo, K G Nelsen, A Fischbein
• Pulmonary mechanical function and diffusion capacity after deep saturation dives. (1 April, 1990)

  E Thorsen, K Segadal, E Myrseth, A Påsche, A Gulsvik
• Health related selection and death rates in the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority workforce. (1 April, 1990)

  L Carpenter, V Beral, P Fraser, M Booth
• Cardiovascular mortality among pulp mill workers. (1 April, 1990)

  P Jäppinen, S Tola
• Assessment of autonomic nervous function in patients with vibration syndrome using heart rate variation and plasma cyclic nucleotides. (1 April, 1990)

  N Harada, H Kondo, K Kimura
• Mortality of workers potentially exposed to epichlorohydrin. (1 April, 1990)

  P E Enterline, V Henderson, G Marsh
• Cerebrospinal fluid proteins and free amino acids in patients with solvent induced chronic toxic encephalopathy and healthy controls. (1 April, 1990)

  B E Moen, K R Kyvik, B A Engelsen, T Riise
• Asbestos related health hazards among power plant workers. (1 April, 1990)

  Y Lerman, A Finkelstein, Y Levo, M Tupilsky, M Baratz, A Solomon, G Sackstein
• Hydrogen sulphide poisoning: blood sulphide concentration and changes in haem metabolism. (1 April, 1990)

  P Jäppinen, R Tenhunen
• Cancer mortality and exposure to crocidolite. (1 April, 1990)

  A Rogers
• Comparing biological effects of mineral fibres. (1 April, 1990)

  J M Meijers
• Toxicity of lead at low dose. (1 April, 1990)

  A Bell