A Guide to the diagnosis of occupational diseases : a reference manual for physicians / compiled jointly by the staffs of the Industrial Health Division Department of National Health and Welfare, and the Division of Industrial Hygiene, Department of Health for Ontario.

Date:
[1949]
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Licence: In copyright

Credit: A Guide to the diagnosis of occupational diseases : a reference manual for physicians / compiled jointly by the staffs of the Industrial Health Division Department of National Health and Welfare, and the Division of Industrial Hygiene, Department of Health for Ontario. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Nicotine Phosphorus and its compounds Septic infections Tetanus Tularaemia Undulant fever Fat Renderers Acrolein Anthrax Heat Hydrogen sulphide Magnesium and its compounds Ozone Sudden variations of temperature Sulphuric acid Feather Curers Arsenic and its compounds Organic dust Feather Workers Amino compounds of benzol, toluol and xylol Aniline Arsenic and its compounds Benzol and its homologues (toluol ' and xylol) Methyl alcohol Organic dust Petroleum hydrocarbons Septic infections Sulphur dioxide Turpentine Felt Hat Makers Carbon monoxide Heat Mercury and its compounds Methyl alcohol Nitric acid Nitrous fumes Organic dust Sudden variations of temperature Sulphuric acid Anthrax Heat Hydrogen sulphide Ferrosilicon Workers Arsenic and its compounds Arsine Inorganic dust (free silica) Phosphine Fertilizer Makers (see also phosphate mill workers) Acrolein Ammonia Anthrax Arsenic and its compounds Arsine Benzol and its homologues (toluol and xylol) Calcium cyanamide Carbon dioxide Cyanides Dampness Hydrochloric acid Hydrofluoric acid Hydrogen sulphide Inorganic dust (free silica) Inorganic dust (no free silica) Magnesium and its compounds Manganese and its compounds Nicotine Nitric acid Nitrous fumes Organic dust Phosphorus and its compounds Septic infections Sulphur dioxide Sulphuric acid Fiberizers (asbestos) Asbestos dust Fiber Workers Organic dust