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Volume 132, Art. 1 (pages 1-766) of the Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, dated December 31, 1965 and edited by Harold E. Whipple. It collects papers from the Academy's conference "Biological Effects of Asbestos," held October 19-21, 1964 and cochaired by I. J. Selikoff and J. Churg. Ten sections cover asbestos minerals and uses, lung pathology, industrial and community exposure, dust control, clinical studies, cancer and mesothelial tumors. Appendices include a Working Group report on asbestos and cancer. This copy is a 2000 classic reprint.
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