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No Abstract Available for Clinical evaluation of patients with complaints related to formaldehyde exposure Imbus HR, Clinical evaluation of patients with complaints related to formaldehyde exposure, J Allergy Clin Immunol, 1985;76:831-840,

No Abstract Available for Wood dust as inhalative noxious agent Kirsten D, Liebetrau G, Meister W, Wood dust as inhalative noxious agent, Z Erkrank Atm Org, 1985;165:235-241,

No Abstract Available for Neurobehavioral and respiratory symptoms of formaldehyde and xylene exposure in histology technicians Kilburn KH, Seidman BC, Warshaw R, Neurobehavioral and respiratory symptoms of formaldehyde and xylene exposure in histology technicians, Arch Environ Health, 1985;40:229-233,

No Abstract Available for Pulmonary and neurobehavioural effects of formaldehyde exposure Kilburn KH, Warshaw R, Boylen CT, Pulmonary and neurobehavioural effects of formaldehyde exposure, Arch Environ Health, 1985;40:254-260,

No Abstract Available for Respiratory symptoms and pulmonary function in men exposed to toluene diisocyanate (TDI) in a foam factory Kalra S, Kashyap S, Behera D, Malik SK, Respiratory symptoms and pulmonary function in men exposed to toluene diisocyanate (TDI) in a foam factory, Indian J Chest Dis & All Sci, 1985;27:35-39,

No Abstract Available for Respiratory abnormalities among workers in an iron and steel foundry Johanson A, ChanYeung M, MacLean L, Atkins E, Dybuncio A, Cheng F, Enarson D, Respiratory abnormalities among workers in an iron and steel foundry, Brit J Industr Med, 1985;42:94-100,
Moira Chan-Yeung, University of Hong Kong, an author of 'Respiratory abnormalities among workers in an iron and steel foundry'

No Abstract Available for Study of aetiology of low fever among female silk-weaving workers: extrinsic allergic alveolitis due to mulberry silk dust exposure Jingdong L, Study of aetiology of low fever among female silk-weaving workers: extrinsic allergic alveolitis due to mulberry silk dust exposure, Chung Hua Fang I Hsuehtsa Chuh, 1985;19:354-357,

No Abstract Available for Phthalic anhydride induced asthma and its etio-diagnostic study Jingyu L, Phthalic anhydride induced asthma and its etio-diagnostic study, Natl Med J China, 1985;65:393-39*,

Abstract Available for Workplace allergenicity of a psyllium-containing bulk laxative Gauss WF, Alarie JP, Karol MH, Workplace allergenicity of a psyllium-containing bulk laxative, Allergy, 1985;40:73-76,

No Abstract Available for A 10 year follow-up study of a group of workers exposed to isocyanates Gee JB, Morgan WKC, A 10 year follow-up study of a group of workers exposed to isocyanates, J Occup Med, 1985;27:15-18,

Full Text Available for Cobalt-induced bronchial asthma in diamond polishers Gheysens B, Auwerx J, van den Eekhout A, Demedts M, Cobalt-induced bronchial asthma in diamond polishers, Chest, 1985;88:740-744,

No Abstract Available for The persulfates: a tripple threat Fisher AA, The persulfates: a tripple threat, Cutis, 1985;:520-525,

Abstract Available for Factors affecting the development of precipitating antibodies in workers exposed to contaminated humidifiers Finnegan MJ, Pickering CAC, Davies PS, Austwick PKC, Factors affecting the development of precipitating antibodies in workers exposed to contaminated humidifiers, Clin Allergy, 1985;15:281-292,
Tony Pickering, Wythenshawe Hospital, Manchester, UK, an author of 'Factors affecting the development of precipitating antibodies in workers exposed to contaminated humidifiers'

No Abstract Available for Prevalence of bronchial asthma and chronic bronchitis in a community in Northern Sweden; relation to environmental and occupational exposure to sulphur dioxide Stjernberg N, Eklund A, Nystrom L, Rosenhall L, Emmelin A, Stromqvist L, Prevalence of bronchial asthma and chronic bronchitis in a community in Northern Sweden; relation to environmental and occupational exposure to sulphur dioxide, Eur J Respir Dis, 1985;67:41-49,

No Abstract Available for Potato Riddler's lung Greene B, Potato Riddler's lung, Ir Med J, 1985;78:282-284,

No Abstract Available for A familial occurrence of allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis: a probable environmental source Halwig JM, Rurup VP, Greenberger PA, Patterson R, A familial occurrence of allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis: a probable environmental source, J Allergy Clin Immunol, 1985;76:55-59,

No Abstract Available for Didymella exitialis and late summer asthma Harries MG, Lacey J, Tee TD, Cayley GR, Newman Taylor AJ, Didymella exitialis and late summer asthma, Lancet, 1985;i:1063-1066,
Tony Newman Taylor, Royal Brompton Hospital, London, an author of 'Didymella exitialis and late summer asthma' Rosemary Tee, Royal Brompton Hospital, an author of 'Didymella exitialis and late summer asthma'

Abstract Available for Prevalence of occupational asthma in silk filatures Harindranath N, Prakash O, Subba Rao PV, Prevalence of occupational asthma in silk filatures, Ann Allergy, 1985;55:511-515,

No Abstract Available for Childhood asthma and puberty BalfourLynn L, Childhood asthma and puberty, Arch Dis Child, 1985;60:231-235,

No Abstract Available for Interaction of smoking and atopy in producing specific IgE antibody against a hapten protein conjugate Venables KM, Topping MD, Howe W, Luczynska CM, Hawkins R, Newman Taylor AJ, Interaction of smoking and atopy in producing specific IgE antibody against a hapten protein conjugate, Br Med J, 1985;290:201-204,
Tony Newman Taylor, Royal Brompton Hospital, London, an author of 'Interaction of smoking and atopy in producing specific IgE antibody against a hapten protein conjugate' Kate Venables, Oxford University, an author of 'Interaction of smoking and atopy in producing specific IgE antibody against a hapten protein conjugate'

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