John Jackson (Jackson Hocking Limited, UK)

John Jackson is an occupational physician with a special interest in toxicology and occupational asthma. He studied maths and physics at Cambridge before medicine in Birmingham. He is comparing the OASYS analysis of serial peak flows with other methods of analysis for both diagnostic and communication purposes. He is also studying the use of serial peak flows over a short period as a method of enhanced health surveillance in persons where there is uncertainty about the diagnosis of occupational asthma.

http://www.jacksonhocking.com/

John is involved with the following papers on occupational asthma.

	Jackson J, Jones AH, Haemolytic anaemia in a case of occupational asthma due to maleic anhydride, Brit J Industr Med, 1993;50:191-192,

	Nelson KE, Larson PA, Schraufnagel DE, Jackson J, Transmission of tuberculosis by flexible fiberbronchoscopes, Am Rev Respir Dis, 1983;127:97-100,

	Young I, Jackson J, West S, Chronic respiratory disease and respiratory function in a group of fire fighters, Med J Aust, 1980;i:654-658,