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1994 Scientific Publications

3112, 1994

Risk of silicosis in relation to fraction of respirable quartz. (Letter)

Babalwa Jekwa2019-04-05T11:28:05+02:00Dec 31st, 1994|

Author: Hnizdo E. Source: Am J Ind Med. 1994;25:771-772.

3112, 1994

Section 25 of the Occupational Health and Safety Act (Letter)

Babalwa Jekwa2019-04-05T11:25:57+02:00Dec 31st, 1994|

Authors: Rees D, Jaga J, Panter C, Ranchod S, Weiner R. Source: SA Occ Med Newsletter. 1994;40:12.

3112, 1994

Seroprevalence of antibodies to Chlamydia pneumoniae and Legionella pneumophilia in mine workers, factory workers and pneumonia patients

Babalwa Jekwa2019-04-05T11:23:41+02:00Dec 31st, 1994|

Author: Bartie C. Source: Master of Science, Faculty of Medicine, University of the Witwatersrand, 1994.

3112, 1994

Third wave of asbestos-related disease from secondary use of asbestos. A case report from industry

Babalwa Jekwa2019-04-05T11:04:40+02:00Dec 31st, 1994|

Authors: Weiner R, Rees D, Lunga FJP, Felix MA. Source: S Afr Med J. 1994;84:158-160.

3112, 1994

Three minerals, three epidemics – asbestos mining and disease in South Africa

Babalwa Jekwa2019-04-05T10:48:26+02:00Dec 31st, 1994|

Authors: Felix MA, Leger JP, Ehrlich RI. Source: MA Mehlman, A Upton, editors. Advances in modern environmental toxicology. Vol 22, part 1: The identification and control of environmental and occupational diseases. Princeton Scientific Publishing Co, [...]

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