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Historical Perspectives: Industrial Hygiene in the U.S. Public Health Service (1914–1968)

Lewis J. Cralley
Pages 147-155 | Published online: 25 Feb 2011

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RobertL. Harris. (1997) PCIH Presentation: The Public Health Roots of Industrial Hygiene. American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal 58:3, pages 176-179.
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Richard S. Combes & D. Alan WARREN. (2005) Characterizing and Controlling Industrial Dust: A Case Study in Small Particle Measurement. Environmental Monitoring and Assessment 106:1-3, pages 43-58.
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