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The health effects of low-dose radiation on atomic workers. A case study of employer-directed research. Int J Health Serv (1980) 0.85
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Environmental tobacco smoke and indoor air quality in modern office work environments. J Occup Med (1987) 0.84
Changes in smoking characteristics by type of employment from 1970 to 1979/80. Am J Ind Med (1987) 0.82
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Difficulty of evaluating the toxicity and teratogenicity of 2,4,5-T from existing animal experiments. Science (1971) 0.79
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Dynamic display of radiotherapy plans using computer-produced films. Radiology (1973) 0.76
A critical examination of OSHA's assessment of risk associated with workplace exposure to environmental tobacco smoke. Regul Toxicol Pharmacol (1996) 0.75
Intimidation of CTR-funded scientists claimed. Am J Public Health (1992) 0.75
Correspondence re: B. Wagner, "The 'cause of death' is dying." Editorial. Mod Pathol 6:237, 1993. Mod Pathol (1994) 0.75
The tobacco industry and the Brown and Williamson documents. JAMA (1996) 0.75
Comments on the Blair and Stewart comments on the Sterling and Weinkam analysis of data from the National Cancer Institute Formaldehyde Study. Am J Ind Med (1995) 0.75
Re: "Concentration of indoor particulate matter as a determinant of respiratory health in children". Am J Epidemiol (1995) 0.75
An alternative explanation for the apparent elevated relative mortality and morbidity risks associated with exposure to environmental tobacco smoke. J Clin Epidemiol (1996) 0.75
Freedom of scepticism. Nature (1971) 0.75
X-ray depth-dose characteristics of the Toshiba LMR-16. Med Phys (1979) 0.75
Possible effects on occupational lung cancer from smoking related changes in the mucus content of the lung. J Chronic Dis (1983) 0.75
Relation of place of birth and migration in cancer mortality in the U.S.--a study of Ohio residents (1959-1967). J Chronic Dis (1974) 0.75
Extending the general field equation to fit the dose distributions of a variety of therapy units. Br J Radiol (1973) 0.75
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Automatic variation of field size and dose rate in rotation therapy. Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys (1977) 0.75
A comment on "air pollution--the industrial viewpoint". J Occup Med (1969) 0.75
A data acquisition system for three-dimensional treatment planning. Radiology (1975) 0.75
Health effects of dioxin. Science (1984) 0.75
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Environmental tobacco smoke. Investigations on the effect of regulating smoking on levels of indoor pollution and on the perception of health and comfort of office workers. Eur J Respir Dis Suppl (1984) 0.75
Why are the occupational and smoking risks for bladder cancer not confounded? An epidemiologic puzzle. J Occup Environ Med (1995) 0.75
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Errors in estimates of smoking-related deaths derived from nonsmoker mortality. Risk Anal (1987) 0.75
RTPFIT: a program to fit the extended general field equation to therapy unit data. Comput Programs Biomed (1973) 0.75
Vietnam veterans risk for fathering children with birth defects. JAMA (1985) 0.75
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Comment on smoking dogs. Arch Environ Health (1971) 0.75
Economics and politics in the assessment of causes of building illness: the NAS/NRC Report on Indoor Pollutants. Int J Health Serv (1984) 0.75
Filtering information about occupation, smoking and disease. J Chronic Dis (1984) 0.75
Tobacco research. Science (1996) 0.75
Age at death: physicians and ministers of religion. CMAJ (1985) 0.75
Editorial: Computing and the humanisation of medicine. Int J Biomed Comput (1973) 0.75
Recovering true risks when multilevel exposure and covariables are both misclassified. Am J Epidemiol (1999) 0.75
An evaluation of an equation which estimates percentage depth dose for cobalt-60 teletherapy. Health Phys (1966) 0.75
A new direction in rehabilitation through advanced instrumentation and computation. JAMA (1967) 0.75
Re: Asbestos exposures in public and commercial buildings. Am J Ind Med (1994) 0.75
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New evidence concerning smoking and health. Med J Aust (1977) 0.75