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Environmental and occupational disease : as presented at a state-of-the-art conference for pathology educators : Sugarbush Inn, Warren, Vermont, October 18-19, 1991 / John E. Craighead, editor

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Environmental and Occupational Disease Conference, (1991 : Warren, Vt.)
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Bethesda, Md. : Universities Associated for Research and Education in Pathology, [1993]
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90 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm
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Craighead, John E. and Universities Associated for Research and Education in Pathology

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Contents
Role of the academic pathologist in environmental and occupational health education / John E. Craighead and Robert L. Trelstad -- Air pollution in the developed world / David V. Bates -- Occupational hypersensitivity pulmonary disease / Andrew Churg -- Teaching environmental pathology in the medical curriculum: lecture format vs. case study in asbestos-related diseases / Agnes B. Kane -- Central nervous system disease related to metal neurotoxicity / Daniel P. Perl and David E. Lilienfeld -- Developmental and cognitive correlates of childhood lead exposure / David C. Bellinger -- Health effects of low-dose ionizing radiation / Arthur C. Upton -- Environmental and occupational skin disease: implications for pathology education / George F. Murphy. and (cont) Human health effects of agrichemical use / Dennis D. Weisenburger -- Drug- and chemical-induced hypersensitivity disorders / Andrew Flint -- Environmental ecology / Morton Corn -- Risk assessment in pathology education / Bruce W. Case and Donald R. Mattison -- Legal aspects of occupational and environmental disease / Stephen I. Richman and Bruce T. Bishop.
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At head of title: Monograph.
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