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2007 Scientific Publications

2406, 2007

Where have all the hygienists gone?

Babalwa Jekwa2019-03-25T12:09:59+02:00Jun 24th, 2007|

Authors: Ferrie R, Wilson K. Source: Occupational health Southern Africa. 2007;13(3):26-27

2405, 2007

Action on silica, silicosis and tuberculosis. A project of work and health in Southern Africa (WAHSA)

Babalwa Jekwa2019-03-25T12:06:37+02:00May 24th, 2007|

Authors: Rees D, Murray J, Swanepoel A, Nogueira C. Source: Afr Newslett Occup Health and Safety. 2006;16:59-61.

2405, 2007

Validation of biomarkers for improved assessmemnt of exposure and early effect from exposure to crystalline silica

Babalwa Jekwa2019-03-25T12:01:12+02:00May 24th, 2007|

Authors: Murray J, Girdler-Brown B, Gulumian M, Makinson K, Kaphe N, Ndlovu T, et al. Source: Report on the Mine Health and Safety Counsil (MHSC) – Safety in Mines Research Advisory Committee: SIM 03-08-03. 2007.

2405, 2007

Survival from HIV-1 seroconverion in Southern Africa: a retrospective cohort study in nearly 2000 gold miners over 10 years of follow-up

Babalwa Jekwa2019-03-25T11:57:24+02:00May 24th, 2007|

Authors: Glynn J, Sonnenberg P, Nelson G, Bester A, Shearer S, Murray J. Source: AIDS. 2007;21:625-632.

2405, 2007

South African platinum mine employees reduce smoking in five years

Babalwa Jekwa2019-03-25T11:53:41+02:00May 24th, 2007|

Authors: Cheyip M, Nelson G, Ross M, Murray J. Source: Tobacco Control. 2007;16:197-201.