A retrospective cohort study of 14,457 workers at an aircraft maintenance facility was
undertaken to evaluate mortality associated with exposures in their workplace. The purpose …

Employers provide their interpretation of the meaning of communication skills in this
qualitative study of 22 managers. Employers understand written communication to be types …

Mortality among 5365 members of a dry cleaning union in St. Louis, Missouri, was less than
expected for all causes combined (SMR= 0.9) but slightly raised for cancer (SMR= 1.2) …

The mortality experience of a cohort of 3,827 white men licensed to apply pesticides in
Florida was evaluated to investigate health effects associated with chronic exposure to …

To make a preliminary determination as to whether a potential health hazard exists for
workers exposed to dry cleaning solvents (carbon tetrachloride, trichloroethylene, and …

The bladder complications of 54 patients treated with oral cyclophosphamide for systemic
lupus erythematosus (43) or rheumatoid arthritis (11) were reviewed. During an observation …

BACKGROUND: Geographic surveys revealing variations in lung cancer mortality rates
across the United States have prompted epidemiologic studies in high-risk communities. We …

Incidence and mortality rates for non-Hodgkin's lymphoma (NHL) continue to rise
dramatically throughout the world (7, 2). Changes in diagnostic practices and in levels of …

1. Nonrotation of the midgut is potentially the most dangerous of the various degrees of
malrotation because it predisposes the midgut volvulus. 2. 2. The characteristic anatomical …

Background Lung cancer mortality rates among white males in the United States were
observed to be elevated during 1950–69 in counties with shipbuilding industries during …