Between 1935 and 1953, a series of publications appeared in England, Germany and
America reporting cases of lung cancer amongst asbestos workers. As early as 1943, the …

Sixty-one cases of lung cancer have been recorded in persons with asbestosis (Boemke,
1953; Hueper, 1952) since Lynch and Smith (1935) reported the first case. In view of the …

The previous report on this cohort study of workers in an asbestos textile factory (Knox et al.,
1968) showed little evidence of increased mortality among workers who had entered the …

Sixty-one cases of lung cancer have been recorded in persons with asbestosis (Boemke,
1953; Hueper, 1952) since Lynch and Smith (1935) reportedthe first case. In view of the …

The literature on lung cancer in asbestos workers consists largely of clinical reports or of
reports on autopsy series and these are inadequate to prove that asbestos dust is …

An account is given of work in an asbestos textile factory and of the steps taken to reduce
exposure to dust since the introduction of the Asbestos Industry Regulations in 1931 …

The authors here present statistical evidence on the relationship of mortality in asbestos
workers from lung and other forms of cancer to 8-17 years exposure to asbestos dust. These …

While it is true that epidemiologist Richard Doll overcame pressure from Britain's leading
asbestos company to publish his 1955 report [Greenberg, 1999], the surviving record from …

Sir,-Murray has now twice stated in the pages of this joumal that," There was no knowledge
of lung cancer or mesothelioma" attributable to asbes-tos during the second world war. He …

Hardy and Egilman [1991] seem to be accusing Gardner and Vorwald of suppressing the
results of animal studies carried out in the 1940s and 1950s at Saranac Laboratory in order …