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Original articles

• Identifying populations at risk from environmental contamination from point sources (1 January, 2002)

  F L R Williams, S A Ogston
• Increase in interleukin-6 and fibrinogen after exposure to dust in tunnel construction workers (1 January, 2002)

  B Hilt, T Qvenild, J Holme, K Svendsen, B Ulvestad
• The risk to the United Kingdom population of zinc cadmium sulfide dispersion by the Ministry of Defence during the “cold war” (1 January, 2002)

  P J Elliott, C J C Phillips, B Clayton, P J Lachmann
• Increased morbidity from nasopharyngeal carcinoma and chronic pharyngitis or sinusitis among workers at a newspaper printing company (1 January, 2002)

  Y-H Liu, C-L Du, C-T Lin, C-C Chan, C-J Chen, J-D Wang
• Nasal patency is related to dust exposure in woodworkers (1 January, 2002)

  V Schlünssen, I Schaumburg, N T Andersen, T Sigsgaard, O F Pedersen
• Associations between daily mortalities from respiratory and cardiovascular diseases and air pollution in Hong Kong, China (1 January, 2002)

  T W Wong, W S Tam, T S Yu, A H S Wong
• Exposure to crystalline silica, silicosis, and lung disease other than cancer in diatomaceous earth industry workers: a quantitative risk assessment (1 January, 2002)

  R Park, F Rice, L Stayner, R Smith, S Gilbert, H Checkoway
• Decreased white blood cell counts in semiconductor manufacturing workers in Taiwan (1 January, 2002)

  J-C J Luo, L L Hsieh, M J W Chang, K-H Hsu
• Influence of solvent exposure and aging on cognitive functioning: an 18 year follow up of formerly exposed floor layers and their controls (1 January, 2002)

  L Nordling Nilson, G Sällsten, S Hagberg, L Bäckman, L Barregård
• Changes in rates and severity of compensation claims for asthma due to diisocyanates: a possible effect of medical surveillance measures (1 January, 2002)

  S M Tarlo, G M Liss, K S Yeung