A recent review concluded that the evidence from epidemiology studies was indeterminate
and that additional studies were required to support the diesel exhaust-lung cancer …

The hematotoxic effects of benzene exposure may be important in the occurrence of
subsequent health effects. We sought to provide further information on peripheral blood …

Aims: To assess mortality and cancer morbidity in Canadian petroleum workers and explore
exposure-response relations for specific petroleum agents. Methods: A total of 25 292 …

OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the relation between mortality from lymphohaematopoietic cancer
and long term, low level exposures to benzene among male petroleum distribution workers …

The effectiveness of a program of scheduled bright light and dark to alter the circadian
pacemakers of rotating shiftworkers was evaluated. Thirteen industrial workers were …

The potential reproductive toxicity of di-isononyl phthalate (DINP: CAS RN 68515–48-0) was
assessed in one-and two-generation reproductive toxicity studies. Groups of 30 male and …

We examined the existence of thresholds, cumulative effects and the homogeneity of five air
pollutants on the relative risk of three mortality outcomes using data from nine major US …

A study was undertaken within the context of the US EPA HPV Chemical Challenge Program
to (1) characterize relationships between PAC content and repeat-dose toxicities of high …

Benzene is an important industrial chemical. At certain levels, benzene has been found to
produce aplastic anemia, pancytopenia, myeloblastic anemia and genotoxic effects in …

To meet the EPA HPV Chemical Challenge Program requirement for reproductive toxicity
data on sponsored high-boiling petroleum substances (HBPS), an analysis was conducted …