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John Harrison (Hammersmith Hospital, London)

John is involved with the following papers on occupational asthma.

Abstract Available for An investigation of the relationship between microbial and particulate air pollution and the sick building syndrome Harrison J, Pickering CAC, Faragher EB, Austwick PKC, Little SA, Lawton L, An investigation of the relationship between microbial and particulate air pollution and the sick building syndrome, Respir Med, 1992;86:225-235,
Tony Pickering, Wythenshawe Hospital, Manchester, UK, an author of 'An investigation of the relationship between microbial and particulate air pollution and the sick building syndrome' John Harrison, Hammersmith Hospital, London, an author of 'An investigation of the relationship between microbial and particulate air pollution and the sick building syndrome'

No Abstract Available for An investigation of the relationship between microbial and particulate indoor air pollution and the sick building syndrome Harrison J, Pickering CAC, Faragher EB, Austwick PKC, An investigation of the relationship between microbial and particulate indoor air pollution and the sick building syndrome, Indoor air 90, 1990;1:149-154,
Tony Pickering, Wythenshawe Hospital, Manchester, UK, an author of 'An investigation of the relationship between microbial and particulate indoor air pollution and the sick building syndrome' John Harrison, Hammersmith Hospital, London, an author of 'An investigation of the relationship between microbial and particulate indoor air pollution and the sick building syndrome'

No Abstract Available for The sick building syndrome, further prevalence studies and investigation of possible causes Harrison J, Pickering CAC, Finnegan MJ, Austwick PKC, The sick building syndrome, further prevalence studies and investigation of possible causes, Indoor Air 87, 1987;2:487-491,
Tony Pickering, Wythenshawe Hospital, Manchester, UK, an author of 'The sick building syndrome, further prevalence studies and investigation of possible causes' John Harrison, Hammersmith Hospital, London, an author of 'The sick building syndrome, further prevalence studies and investigation of possible causes'

John Harrison (2006)



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