Can occupational health concepts help us deal with childhood lead poisoning?

Por Meigs, J W
Publicado em 1972

Assessment of studies on cancer risks from asbestos in Connecticut drinking water.

Por Meigs, J W
Publicado em 1983

Occupational Marks and Other Physical Signs

Por Meigs, J. W.
Publicado em 1949

Bladder cancer and occupational exposure to leather.

Por Marrett, L D, Hartge, P, Meigs, J W
Publicado em 1986

Abortion before first livebirth and risk of breast cancer.

Por Hadjimichael, O. C., Boyle, C. A., Meigs, J. W.
Publicado em 1986

Absenteeism among survivors of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima.

Por Meigs, J W, Blot, W J, Inoue, S, Meigs, C R
Publicado em 1975

Occupations of fathers of patients with Wilms's tumour.

Por Kantor, A F, Curnen, M G, Meigs, J W, Flannery, J T
Publicado em 1979

Relationship of sociodemographic factors to blood lead concentrations in New Haven children.

Por Stark, A D, Quah, R F, Meigs, J W, Delouise, E R
Publicado em 1982

Children's blood lead levels in New Haven: a population-based demographic profile.

Por Quah, R F, Stark, A D, Meigs, J W, DeLouise, E R
Publicado em 1982

Histologic and clinical characteristics associated with rapidly progressive invasive cervical cancer: a preliminary report from the Yale Cancer Control Research Unit.

Por Hadjimichael, O., Janerich, D., Lowell, D. M., Meigs, J. W., Merino, M. J., Schwartz, P. E.
Publicado em 1989

The screening histories of women with invasive cervical cancer, Connecticut.

Por Janerich, D T, Hadjimichael, O, Schwartz, P E, Lowell, D M, Meigs, J W, Merino, M J, Flannery, J T, Polednak, A P
Publicado em 1995