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Motor Vehicles and Heavy Equipment References

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DeCoufle, P. 1978. Further analysis of cancer mortality patterns among workers exposed to cutting oil mists. J Natl Cancer Inst 61:1025-1030.

Delzell, E, M Macaluso, Y Honda, and H Austin. 1993. Mortality patterns among men in the motor vehicle manufacturing industry. Am J Ind Med 24:471-484.

Egan-Baum, E, BA Miller, and RJ Waxweiller. 1981. Lung cancer and other mortality patterns among foundrymen. Scand J Work Environ Health 7 suppl 4:73-89.

Eisen, EA, PE Tolbert, RR Monson, and TJ Smith. 1992. Mortality studies of machining fluid exposure in the automobile industry. I. A standardized mortality ratio analysis. Am J Ind Med 22:809-824.

International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC). 1987. Silica and Some Silicates. Vol. 42. Lyon: IARC.

—. 1996. Silica, Some Silicates, Coal Dust and Para-aramid Fibrils. Vol. 68. Lyon: IARC.

Koskela, R-S. 1994. Cardiovascular diseases among foundry workers exposed to carbon monoxide. Scand J Work Environ Health 20:286-293.

Koskela, R-S, S Hernberg, R Karava, E Jarvinen, and M Murminen. 1976. A mortality study of foundry workers. Scand J Work Environ Health 2 suppl 1:73-89.

Mallin, K, L Berkeley, and Q Young. 1986. A proportional mortality ratio study of workers in a construction and diesel engine manufacturing plant. Am J Ind Med 10:127-141.

Mirer, F, M Silverstein, N Maizlish, R Park, B Silverstein, and L Brodsky. 1985. Dust measurements and cancer mortality at a ferrous foundry. In Silica, Silicosis, and Cancer: Controversy in Occupational Medicine, edited by DF Goldsmith. New York: Praeger.

Park, RM, DH Wegman, MA Silverstein, N Maizlish, and F Mirer. 1988. Causes of death among workers in a bearing plant. Am J Ind Med 13:569-580.

Silverstein, M, N Maizlish, RM Park, B Silverstein, L Brodsky, and F Mirer. 1986. Mortality among ferrous foundry workers. Am J Ind Med 10:27-43.

Silverstein, M, RM Park, M Marmor, N Maizlish, and F Mirer. 1988. Mortality among bearing plant workers exposed to metalworking fluids and abrasives. J Occup Med 30: 706-714.

Vena, JE, HA Sulty, RC Fielder, and RE Barnes. 1985. Mortality of workers in an automotive engine and parts manufacturing complex. Br J Ind Med 42:85-93.

Virtamo, M and A Tossaveinen. 1976. Carbon monoxide in foundry air. Scand J Work Environ Health 2:37-41.