Published in Br J Ind Med on January 01, 1962
A study of the acute and chronic changes in ventilatory capacity of workers in Lancashire cotton mills. Br J Ind Med (1973) 3.10
Pulmonary disability in coal workers' pneumoconiosis. Br Med J (1972) 2.29
Coal mining and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: a review of the evidence. Thorax (1998) 1.83
Occupational exposure and 12-year spirometric changes among Paris area workers. Br J Ind Med (1982) 1.44
A long-term follow-up of respiratory symptoms and ventilatory function in a group of working men. Br J Ind Med (1970) 1.29
The changing face of chronic bronchitis with airways obstruction. Br Med J (1974) 1.19
Studies of isocyanate toxicity. Proc R Soc Med (1970) 1.17
Evolution of disability in coalworkers' pneumoconiosis. Thorax (1976) 1.00
Decrease in ventilatory capacity between ages of 50 and 54 in representative sample of Swedish men. Br Med J (1969) 0.89
Precipitous fall of the forced expiratory volume. Thorax (1969) 0.83
A consideration of risk factors and development of chronic bronchitis in a five-year follow-up study of an industrial population. J Epidemiol Community Health (1979) 0.81
Profusion of Opacities in Simple Coal Worker's Pneumoconiosis Is Associated With Reduced Lung Function. Chest (2015) 0.79
Longitudinal respiratory studies in older people. Thorax (1978) 0.79
Three decades of occupational health research in South Wales. Occup Environ Med (1996) 0.75
The relative contributions of nature and nurture in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. West J Med (1979) 0.75
Ventilatory function in Nigerian coal miners. Br J Ind Med (1981) 0.75
Pulmonary tuberculosis in the Rhondda Fach; an interim report of a survey of a mining community. Br Med J (1952) 13.43
Respiratory symptoms and pulmonary disability in an industrial town; survey of a random sample of the population. Br Med J (1956) 12.90
The significance of respiratory symptoms and the diagnosis of chronic bronchitis in a working population. Br Med J (1959) 12.70
The relationship between ventilatory capacity and simple pneumoconiosis in coalworkers; the effect of population selection. Br J Ind Med (1956) 9.00
Population studies of chronic respiratory disease. A comparison of miners, foundryworkers, and others in Staveley. Derbyshire. Br J Ind Med (1959) 8.34
Tobacco smoking, respiratory symptoms, and ventilatory capacity; studies in random samples of the population. Br Med J (1959) 4.69
Death rates of miners and ex-miners with and without coalworkers' pneumoconiosis in South Wales. Br J Ind Med (1956) 4.07
Pulmonary ventilatory functions of coalminers in various areas in relation to the x-ray category of pneumoconiosis. Br J Prev Soc Med (1961) 3.45
Smoking and personality. Br Med J (1960) 3.06
Emotional and other selected characteristics of cigarette smokers and non-smokers as related to epidemiological studies of lung cancer and other diseases. J Natl Cancer Inst (1959) 3.05
Differences between smokers and nonsmokers. AMA Arch Intern Med (1958) 2.97
Characteristics of smokers compared with nonsmokers in a population of healthy young adults, including observations on family history, blood pressure, heart rate, body weight, cholesterol and certain psychologic traits. Ann Intern Med (1960) 1.65
Obstructive emphysema in cigarette smokers. Arch Intern Med (1959) 1.28
Lung volume in smokers and nonsmokers. Ann Intern Med (1959) 1.04
Respiratory symptoms and pulmonary disability in an industrial town; survey of a random sample of the population. Br Med J (1956) 12.90
Respiratory symptoms, bronchitis, and ventilatory capacity in random sample of an agricultural population. Br Med J (1957) 11.15
An epidemiological study of rheumatoid arthritis associated with characteristic chest x-ray appearances in coal-workers. Br Med J (1953) 10.93
The relationship between ventilatory capacity and simple pneumoconiosis in coalworkers; the effect of population selection. Br J Ind Med (1956) 9.00
Observers' errors in taking medical histories. Lancet (1951) 8.77
Population studies of chronic respiratory disease. A comparison of miners, foundryworkers, and others in Staveley. Derbyshire. Br J Ind Med (1959) 8.34
A note on the analysis of repeated measurements of the same subjects. J Chronic Dis (1962) 6.18
A study of arterial blood pressure and its inheritance in a sample of the general population. Clin Sci (Lond) (1955) 4.79
Tobacco smoking, respiratory symptoms, and ventilatory capacity; studies in random samples of the population. Br Med J (1959) 4.69
Respiratory symptoms, bronchitis and disability in a random sample of an agricultural community in Dumfriesshire. Tubercle (1958) 4.37
A sampling procedure for measuring industrial dust exposure. Br J Ind Med (1952) 4.34
Factors influencing arterial blood pressure in the general polulation. Clin Sci (Lond) (1958) 3.73
Pulmonary ventilatory functions of coalminers in various areas in relation to the x-ray category of pneumoconiosis. Br J Prev Soc Med (1961) 3.45
Estimating progression of coal-workers' simple pneumoconiosis from readings of radiological categories. Br J Ind Med (1963) 3.09
The nature of essential hypertension. Lancet (1960) 2.85
Chronic respiratory disease in a random sample of men and women in the Rhondda Fach in 1958. Br J Ind Med (1961) 2.83
THE ELECTROCARDIOGRAM IN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES: REPRODUCIBILITY, VALIDITY, AND INTERNATIONAL COMPARISON. Br J Prev Soc Med (1965) 2.48
The measurement of the prevalence of ischaemic heart-disease. Lancet (1958) 2.45
The hereditary factor in arterial blood-pressure. Br Med J (1963) 2.29
EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES OF CORONARY DISEASE. Br J Prev Soc Med (1963) 2.02
Prevalence of coronary heart-disease in elderly coal-workers. Lancet (1956) 1.97
Effect of radiographic technique on readings of categories of simple pneumoconiosis. Br J Ind Med (1963) 1.80
The treatment of complicated pneumoconiosis with isoniazid. Br J Ind Med (1954) 1.68
The problem of consistent radiological diagnosis in coalminers' pneumoconiosis; an experimental study. Br J Ind Med (1949) 1.65
Pulmonary function studies in normal boys. Arch Dis Child (1957) 1.62
Relationship of coronary heart disease to respiratory disability; investigation of a random sample of coal-workers aged 55-64 from a mining valley in South Wales. Br Med J (1956) 1.33
The use of standard films in the radiological diagnosis of coalworkers' pneumoconiosis. Br J Ind Med (1951) 1.32
Lung function tests in the diagnosis of pulmonary emphysema; the use of discriminant analysis. Proc R Soc Med (1952) 1.23
Tuberculin sensitivity in coal workers' pneumoconiosis. Tubercle (1963) 1.12
Sulphonamide prophylaxis in chronic bronchitis; a clinical trial. Br Med J (1954) 1.11
Calcium chloride and adrenaline as bronchial dilators compared by sequential analysis. Br Med J (1954) 1.08
The nature of the variability of dust concentrations at the coal face. Br J Ind Med (1953) 1.08
Selection of miners; a survey of school-leavers in a valley in South Whales. Br J Prev Soc Med (1956) 0.93
The prevalence of coronary heart disease in a mining valley. Proc R Soc Med (1955) 0.88
TOBACCO SMOKING AND BLOOD GROUP. Br Med J (1963) 0.88
Calibration of a modified Riley bubble method for estimation of PCO2 and PO2 in whole blood. J Appl Physiol (1959) 0.80
MORTALITY IN COALWORKERS' PNEUMOCONIOSIS RELATED TO LUNG FUNCTION: A PROSPECTIVE STUDY. Br J Ind Med (1965) 0.78
Tuberculosis and progressive massive fibrosis; illustrative cases occurring in one family. Tubercle (1957) 0.77
BLOOD GROUPS OF MINERS WITH COAL-WORKERS' PNEUMOCONIOSIS AND BRONCHITIS. Br J Ind Med (1963) 0.77
LENGTH OF CIGARETTE ENDS AND INHALING. Br J Ind Med (1964) 0.75
The inheritance of arterial blood pressure. Acta Genet Stat Med (1957) 0.75
Clinical and field trials. Acta Med Acad Sci Hung (1959) 0.75
EPIDEMIOLOGY OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE. Listing Res Cardiovasc Field (1964) 0.75
Relative merits of different ways of reading tuberculosis. Lancet (1952) 0.75
ISCHEMIC HEART DISEASE. THE PROBLEM. Milbank Mem Fund Q (1965) 0.75
An investigation into methods of making copies of x-ray films showing pneumoconiosis. Br J Radiol (1961) 0.75
The psychophysics of clinical pain. Lancet (1962) 0.75