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h'eoplastic Respiratory Disease and Heart Disease Among Industrially Ideoplastic Respiratory Disease a n d Heart Disease Among Industrially A n Etiologic Agent i n the Induction o f Lung Cancer, NonAn Etiologic Agent i n the Induction of Lung Cancer, NonNeoplastic Respiratory Disease and Heart Disease Among Industrially An Etiologic Agent i n the Induction of Lung Cancer, NonIjeoplastic Respiratory Oisease ana Heart Disease Among Industrially An Etiologic Agent i n the Induction o f Lung Cancer, NonOccupational Lung Cancer." Unpublished. MOSH Research Contract Mancuso, T. F. (1977). -"Occupational Lung Cancer Among Beryl 1 ium Workers. I' Unpubl ished. "Mortal ity Study of Beryl 1ium Industry Workers Patterns from Lung Cancer and Non-Neoplastic Respiratory Disease Aniong White Hales i n the Beryllium Case Registry."
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Letter t o Secretary Cal ifano dated 2/10/78 from Eisenbud, Go1 dwater, Higgins, Mactlahon, Rogers, Roth, Tabershaw, and Van Ordstrand relative to their concern over the quality and credibility of health research performed by the liational Institute for Occupational Safety and Health that is utilized by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration f o r regulatory purposes. Letter t o Dr. Julius Richmond, Assistant Secretary f o r Health, dated March 8, 1978, frcm Dr. Eula Bingham, Assistant Secretary f o r Occupational Safety and Health requesting a review of all epidemiological, clinical,and experimental data relative to the carcinogenicity of Occupational Exposure t o Beryllium (1972). NIOSH Criteria for a CDC Beryl1 ium Review Panel Report (3/27/78) of Draft Manuscript Non-Neoplastic Respiratory Disease a n d Heart Disease Among Industrially CDC Beryllium Review Panel Report (6/6/78) of Draft Nanuscript Entitled Neoplastic Respiratory Disease and Heart Disease Among Industrial i y An Etiologic Agent i n the Induction of Lung Cancer, An Etiologic Agent i n the Induction of Lung Cancer, NonCDC Beryllium Review Panel Rep0r.t (8/1/78) of Draft blanlncript Entitled Neoplastic Respiratory Disease a n d Heart Disease Among Industrially An Etiologic Agent i n the Induction of Lung Cancer, NonEpidemiological t4aterials.I' Unpublished Report. Bronchogenic Carcinomas Among A Cohort of Workers Occupationally Exposed t o Beryl 1i um. " Unpublished NIOSH Study. Neoplastic Respiratory Disease and Heart Disease b o n g Industrially Supplementary Post Hearing Brief o f Uni t6d Steelworkers o f America, An Etiologic Agent i n the Induction of Lung Cancer, ;ion-