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Authors:
KOGEVINAS M
SALA M
BOFFETTA P
HOARZAHM S
KAZEROUNI N
KROMHOUT H
Citation: M. Kogevinas et al., CANCER RISK IN THE RUBBER INDUSTRY - A REVIEW OF RECENT EPIDEMIOLOGICEVIDENCE, Occupational and environmental medicine, 55(9), 1998, pp. 646-647
Authors:
KOGEVINAS M
SALA M
BOFFETTA P
KAZEROUNI N
KROMHOUT H
HOARZAHM S
Citation: M. Kogevinas et al., CANCER RISK IN THE RUBBER INDUSTRY - A REVIEW OF THE RECENT EPIDEMIOLOGIC EVIDENCE, Occupational and environmental medicine, 55(1), 1998, pp. 1-12
Authors:
KERSEMAEKERS WM
VERHEIJEN N
KROMHOUT H
ROELEVELD N
ZIELHUIS GA
Citation: Wm. Kersemaekers et al., ASSESSMENT OF EXPOSURE TO SOLVENTS AMONG HAIRDRESSERS - RELIABILITY OF A CLASSIFICATION SCHEME AND QUESTIONNAIRE, Occupational and environmental medicine, 55(1), 1998, pp. 37-42
Authors:
SUNYER J
KOGEVINAS M
KROMHOUT H
ANTO JM
ROCA J
TOBIAS A
VERMEULEN R
PAYO F
MALDONADO JA
MARTINEZMORATALLA J
MUNIOZGUREN N
Citation: J. Sunyer et al., PULMONARY VENTILATORY DEFECTS AND OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURES IN A POPULATION-BASED STUDY IN SPAIN, American journal of respiratory and critical care medicine, 157(2), 1998, pp. 512-517
Authors:
ALINK GM
SJOGREN M
BOS RP
DOEKES G
KROMHOUT H
SCHEEPERS PTJ
Citation: Gm. Alink et al., EFFECT OF AIRBORNE PARTICLES FROM SELECTED INDOOR AND OUTDOOR ENVIRONMENTS ON GAP-JUNCTIONAL INTERCELLULAR COMMUNICATION, Toxicology letters, 96-7, 1998, pp. 209-213
Authors:
HOLLANDER A
HEEDERIK D
DOEKES G
KROMHOUT H
Citation: A. Hollander et al., DETERMINANTS OF AIRBORNE RAT AND MOUSE URINARY ALLERGEN EXPOSURE, Scandinavian journal of work, environment & health, 24(3), 1998, pp. 228-235
Authors:
LOOMIS D
KROMHOUT H
KLECKNER RC
SAVITZ DA
Citation: D. Loomis et al., EFFECTS OF THE ANALYTICAL TREATMENT OF EXPOSURE DATA ON ASSOCIATIONS OF CANCER AND OCCUPATIONAL MAGNETIC-FIELD EXPOSURE, American journal of industrial medicine, 34(1), 1998, pp. 49-56
Authors:
MEIJER E
HEEDERIK D
KROMHOUT H
Citation: E. Meijer et al., PULMONARY EFFECTS OF INHALED DUST AND FUMES - EXPOSURE-RESPONSE STUDYIN RUBBER WORKERS, American journal of industrial medicine, 33(1), 1998, pp. 16-23
Authors:
TIELEMANS E
KUPPER LL
KROMHOUT H
HEEDERIK D
HOUBA R
Citation: E. Tielemans et al., INDIVIDUAL-BASED AND GROUP-BASED OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT - SOME EQUATIONS TO EVALUATE DIFFERENT STRATEGIES, The Annals of occupational hygiene, 42(2), 1998, pp. 115-119
Authors:
DECOCK J
HEEDERIK D
KROMHOUT H
BOLEIJ JSM
HOEK F
WEGH H
NY ET
Citation: J. Decock et al., EXPOSURE TO CAPTAN IN FRUIT GROWING, American Industrial Hygiene Association journal, 59(3), 1998, pp. 158-165
Authors:
DECOCK J
HEEDERIK D
KROMHOUT H
BOLEIJ JSM
HOEK F
WEGH H
NY ET
Citation: J. Decock et al., DETERMINANTS OF EXPOSURE TO CAPTAN IN FRUIT GROWING, American Industrial Hygiene Association journal, 59(3), 1998, pp. 166-172
Authors:
VANTONGEREN M
GARDINER K
CALVERT I
KROMHOUT H
HARRINGTON JM
Citation: M. Vantongeren et al., EFFICIENCY OF DIFFERENT GROUPING SCHEMES FOR DUST EXPOSURE IN THE EUROPEAN CARBON-BLACK RESPIRATORY MORBIDITY STUDY, Occupational and environmental medicine, 54(10), 1997, pp. 714-719
Authors:
KROMHOUT H
LOOMIS DP
KLECKNER RC
SAVITZ DA
Citation: H. Kromhout et al., SENSITIVITY OF THE RELATION BETWEEN CUMULATIVE MAGNETIC-FIELD EXPOSURE AND BRAIN CANCER MORTALITY TO CHOICE OF MONITORING DATA GROUPING SCHEME, Epidemiology, 8(4), 1997, pp. 442-445
Authors:
KROMHOUT H
LOOMIS DP
Citation: H. Kromhout et Dp. Loomis, THE NEED FOR EXPOSURE GROUPING STRATEGIES IN STUDIES OF MAGNETIC-FIELDS AND CHILDHOOD LEUKEMIA, Epidemiology, 8(2), 1997, pp. 218-219
Authors:
TORNEROVELEZ R
SYMANSKI E
KROMHOUT H
YU RC
RAPPAPORT SM
Citation: R. Tornerovelez et al., COMPLIANCE VERSUS RISK IN ASSESSING OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURES (VOL 17, PG 279, 1997), Risk analysis, 17(5), 1997, pp. 657-659
Authors:
TORNEROVELEZ R
SYMANSKI E
KROMHOUT H
YU RC
RAPPAPORT SM
Citation: R. Tornerovelez et al., COMPLIANCE VERSUS RISK IN ASSESSING OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURES, Risk analysis, 17(3), 1997, pp. 279-292
Authors:
HOUBA R
HEEDERIK D
KROMHOUT H
Citation: R. Houba et al., GROUPING STRATEGIES FOR EXPOSURE TO INHALABLE DUST, WHEAT ALLERGENS AND ALPHA-AMYLASE ALLERGENS IN BAKERIES, The Annals of occupational hygiene, 41(3), 1997, pp. 287-296
Authors:
KENNY LC
AITKEN R
CHALMERS C
FABRIES JF
GONZALEZFERNANDEZ E
KROMHOUT H
LIDEN G
MARK D
RIEDIGER G
PRODI V
Citation: Lc. Kenny et al., A COLLABORATIVE EUROPEAN STUDY OF PERSONAL INHALABLE AEROSOL SAMPLER PERFORMANCE, The Annals of occupational hygiene, 41(2), 1997, pp. 135-153
Authors:
VANMUISWINKEL WJ
KROMHOUT H
ONOS T
KERSEMAEKERS W
Citation: Wj. Vanmuiswinkel et al., MONITORING AND MODELING OF EXPOSURE TO ETHANOL IN HAIRDRESSING SALONS, The Annals of occupational hygiene, 41(2), 1997, pp. 235-247
Authors:
DECOCK J
KROMHOUT H
HEEDERIK D
BUREMA J
Citation: J. Decock et al., EXPERTS SUBJECTIVE ASSESSMENT OF PESTICIDE EXPOSURE IN FRUIT GROWING, Scandinavian journal of work, environment & health, 22(6), 1996, pp. 425-432
Authors:
KROMHOUT H
LOOMIS D
Citation: H. Kromhout et D. Loomis, THE INFLUENCE OF SENIORITY ON OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURES TO MAGNETIC-FIELDS, American journal of industrial medicine, 29(5), 1996, pp. 570-570
Authors:
DECOCK J
HEEDERIK D
KROMHOUT H
BOLEIJ JSM
Citation: J. Decock et al., STRATEGY FOR ASSIGNING A SKIN NOTATION - A COMMENT, The Annals of occupational hygiene, 40(5), 1996, pp. 611-614
Authors:
SYMANSKI E
KUPPER LL
KROMHOUT H
RAPPAPORT SM
Citation: E. Symanski et al., AN INVESTIGATION OF SYSTEMATIC CHANGES IN OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE, American Industrial Hygiene Association journal, 57(8), 1996, pp. 724-734
Authors:
PRELLER L
KROMHOUT H
HEEDERIK D
TIELEN MJM
Citation: L. Preller et al., MODELING LONG-TERM AVERAGE EXPOSURE IN OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE-RESPONSEANALYSIS, Scandinavian journal of work, environment & health, 21(6), 1995, pp. 504-512
Authors:
PARTANEN TJ
BOFFETTA P
HEIKKILA PR
FRENTZELBEYME RR
HEEDERIK D
HOURS M
JARVHOLM BG
KAUPPINEN TP
KROMHOUT H
LANGARD S
SVANE OB
BERNSTEIN M
BERTAZZI PA
KOGEVINAS M
NEUBERGER MA
PANNETT B
SUNYER J
Citation: Tj. Partanen et al., CANCER RISK FOR EUROPEAN ASPHALT WORKERS, Scandinavian journal of work, environment & health, 21(4), 1995, pp. 252-258