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International Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health Volume 20, 2014 - Issue 2
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Dust diseases and the legacy of corporate manipulation of science and law

David EgilmanDepartment of Community HealthBrown University, Attleboro, MA, USACorrespondence[email protected]
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Tess BirdNever Again ConsultingAttleboro, MA, USA
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Caroline LeeNever Again ConsultingAttleboro, MA, USA
Pages 115-125 | Published online: 04 Mar 2014

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David Egilman, Barry Castleman & Tess Bird. (2020) Letter to the Editor regarding Bullock 2020. Critical Reviews in Toxicology 50:10, pages 953-954.
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William H. Bullock. (2020) Perspectives on the knowledge of asbestos disease in the United States – what was known, by whom, and when. Critical Reviews in Toxicology 50:8, pages 673-676.
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Nico van Zandwijk, Glen Reid & Arthur L. Frank. (2020) Asbestos-related cancers: the ‘Hidden Killer’ remains a global threat. Expert Review of Anticancer Therapy 20:4, pages 271-278.
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Hans-Joachim Woitowitz, Arthur, L. Frank & Xaver Baur. (2023) The German experience with asbestos-related diseases: a failure of compensation due to the manipulation of science. The Journal of Scientific Practice and Integrity.
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Devan Hawkins. (2023) The Other Side of the Balance Sheet: Work as a Fundamental Determinant of Health. American Journal of Public Health 113:6, pages 631-633.
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Roland ReiskeRoland Reiske. 2022. Vertrauen in der Ökonomie und auf die Ökonomie. Vertrauen in der Ökonomie und auf die Ökonomie 113 132 .
Roland ReiskeRoland Reiske. 2022. Vertrauen in der Ökonomie und auf die Ökonomie. Vertrauen in der Ökonomie und auf die Ökonomie 27 62 .
Marília de Nardin Budó. (2020) Corporate Crime and the Use of Science in the Case of Asbestos: Producing Harm Through Discursive Shields. Journal of White Collar and Corporate Crime 2:2, pages 81-96.
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Xaver Baur & Arthur L. Frank. (2021) Ongoing downplaying of the carcinogenicity of chrysotile asbestos by vested interests. Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology 16:1.
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Xaver Baur, Colin L. Soskolne & Lisa A. Bero. (2019) How can the integrity of occupational and environmental health research be maintained in the presence of conflicting interests?. Environmental Health 18:1.
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Lorenzo Natali & Marília de Nardin Budó. (2018) A sensory and visual approach for comprehending environmental victimization by the asbestos industry in Casale Monferrato. European Journal of Criminology 16:6, pages 708-727.
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Triet H. Tran, Joan E. Steffen, Kate M. Clancy, Tess Bird & David S. Egilman. (2019) Talc, Asbestos, and Epidemiology: Corporate Influence and Scientific Incognizance. Epidemiology 30:6, pages 783-788.
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Dennis Paustenbach. (2019) Re: Comments on Egilman's response to Hessel regarding the health hazards of brake dust and his reflections on corporate behavior. American Journal of Industrial Medicine 62:7, pages 616-624.
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Eduardo Algranti, Juan Pablo Ramos-Bonilla, Benedetto Terracini, Vilma S. Santana, Pietro Comba, Roberto Pasetto, Agata Mazzeo, Fulvio Cavariani, Andrés Trotta & Daniela Marsili. (2019) Prevention of Asbestos Exposure in Latin America within a Global Public Health Perspective. Annals of Global Health 85:1.
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Barry Castleman. 2019. Encyclopedia of Environmental Health. Encyclopedia of Environmental Health 764 769 .
Joana Madureira Lima & Sandro Galea. (2018) Corporate practices and health: a framework and mechanisms. Globalization and Health 14:1.
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Ruben Monárrez & James Leigh. (2017) Response to Hessel (2017). American Journal of Industrial Medicine 60:10, pages 913-914.
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David Egilman & Rubén Monárrez. (2017) Corporate corruption of science-Another asbestos example. American Journal of Industrial Medicine 60:2, pages 152-162.
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Barry Castleman. (2016) The export of hazardous industries in 2015. Environmental Health 15:1.
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Manuela Valenzuela, Margarita Giraldo, Sonia Gallo-Murcia, Juliana Pineda, Laura Santos & Juan Pablo Ramos-Bonilla. (2016) Recent Scientific Evidence Regarding Asbestos Use and Health Consequences of Asbestos Exposure. Current Environmental Health Reports 3:4, pages 335-347.
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H.‑J. Woitowitz. (2016) Die Asbestkörperchen-Theorie ist totThe “theory of asbestos bodies” is dead. Zentralblatt für Arbeitsmedizin, Arbeitsschutz und Ergonomie 66:4, pages 232-238.
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Xaver Baur. (2016) Asbestbedingte Erkrankungen: Kein Ende in Sicht. Deutsches Ärzteblatt Online.
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X. Baur. (2015) AsbestAsbestos. Zentralblatt für Arbeitsmedizin, Arbeitsschutz und Ergonomie 65:6, pages 340-346.
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Oladele A Ogunseitan. (2015) The asbestos paradox: global gaps in the translational science of disease prevention. Bulletin of the World Health Organization 93:5, pages 359-360.
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