Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
An aid to accident prevention: medical profile classification of bus operators,1953,22,11,520-524,Brandaleone
Psychological testing; effect on the accident frequency of bus operators,1955,24,7,296-298,Brandaleone
Making safety motivate--the personal importance of accident prevention,1964,33,,631-632,Rusk
The automobile seat belt a factor in preventive surgery,1958,27,8,384-385,Waltz
Heart rate measurements of drivers with the highway systems research car,1969,38,10,339-348,Platt
Current research in treatment of alcoholism,1966,35,10,867-871,Hoff
Effects of prolonged driving upon driving skill and performance of a subsidiary task,1966,35,9,760-765,Brown
Automobile insurance--a requiem for the American bar?,1966,35,9,775-776,Turner
Contact lenses and the railroad industry,1965,34,,632-635,Black
Information and instruction: little-known tasks of civil aviation physicians,1971,40,8,15-18,Pasquet
Arsine gas poisoning; report of a case,1948,17,6,208,Wills
Chemical tests for intoxication as an aid to traffic and industrial safety,1948,17,2,52-56,Harger
Trauma and arthritis; an analysis of 162 cases,1948,17,2,41-45,Wolff
Personal factors in industrial accidents; a study of accident proneness in an industrial group,1949,18,7,291-294,Hobbs
A college course on the medical basis of accident compensation as taught at Swiss universities,1949,18,4,149,Zollinger
Personal factors of accident proneness,1949,18,1,29,Hedri
The relationship between truck and tractor driving and disorders of the spine and supporting structures; report of a survey,1950,19,9,444-445,Fishbein
Accident proneness; a serious industrial problem. What can the industrial physician do about it?,1950,19,9,419-426,Wolff
Role of the medical department in the management of accident cases involving diabetics,1950,19,6,275-278,Reed
A method of reducing the accident rate in bus operation; selection of the bus operator,1950,19,5,231-234,Brandaleone
A review of health and safety of deep divers,1970,39,12,497-503,Wise
Department of Industrial Health Tata Services Limited,1970,39,12,489-496,Thacker
An over-all review--activities of occupational safety and health institutes,1970,39,8,341-344,Mankiker
The measurement of work-accident experience in the American petroleum industry,1970,39,6,249-252,Greenberg
Occupational health services in Brazilian industries,1970,39,6,245-248,Nogueira
Hardcore personality and industrial illnesses and accidents,1970,39,4,174-178,Gass
The psychological effects of litigation on the industrially injured patient: a research plea,1970,39,4,167-170,Naftulin
Promotion of occupational safety and health in small undertakings,1970,39,1,42-45,Pyle
Heart injury from nonpenetrating chest injuries,1969,38,10,349-356,Walters
The efficiency of the physiologic protective apparatus of the eye in an industrial environment,1969,38,4,143-144,Szmyt
The accident repeater: a comparative psychiatric study,1968,37,10,768-773,Marcus
The whiplash: tiny impact tremendous injury,1968,37,9,668-691,Guy
Post-traumatic neurosis--theme and variations,1968,37,5,347-350,Fellner
Some psychiatric aspects of industrial accidents,1967,36,3,181-184,Weil
Safety in a release binding,1967,36,1,30-34,Tucker
Psychotraumatic reactions,1966,35,11,957-966,Braverman
Interpretation of injury from the standpoint of labor,1966,35,11,950-953,Gratz
Current concepts of injury under the workmen's compensation act--the problem from the standpoint of industry,1966,35,11,954-956,Hahn
Historical background of injury as it relates to the workmen's compensation law,1966,35,11,943-945,Gintz
Work injuries and smoking,1966,35,10,880-881,Naus
Rates and costs of occupational accidents in Egypt,1966,35,9,768-771,el-Attar
Source of occupational accidents in Egypt and the part of body injured,1966,35,8,672-678,el-Attar
Occupational accidents in Egypt,1966,35,8,669-672,el-Attar
Occupational accident prevention in the United Kingdom,1966,35,4,267-270,Stoney
Improving the worker's emotional environment,1966,35,4,259-261,MacPherson
Engineering safety into material handling jobs,1966,35,4,254-256,Verlenden
Accident prevention in heavy industry,1966,35,4,252-253,Faison
Florida work injuries. Frequency and severity rates,1966,35,3,200-204,
Occupational health problems in a transport company,1966,35,1,30-33,Driessen
Spondylolisthesis and trauma,1965,34,12,917-921,Soren
Safe practices for industrial SCUBA diving,1965,34,11,870-873,Breysse
Seat belt injuries and legal aspects,1965,34,11,866-869,McRoberts
Methyl bromide poisoning in man,1965,34,,499-502,Longley
Mental disorders associated with industrial head injury,1973,42,11,9-11 passim,Marinacci
Causes of morbidity among British merchant seamen,1973,42,6,13-17,Howard
The role of supervisors in health and safety,1973,42,6,11-12,Strasser
Renewed efforts to stem workers' accidents urged by ILO,1973,42,2,31-32,Vitek
Injury rates by industry 1970 BLS Report 406 Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics,1972,41,12,31-33,
Head trauma due to falls--a brief comment,1972,41,11,21-22,Grifford
Industrial eye injuries--analysis of 500 cases,1972,41,7,30-32,Belfort
Medical recommendations and the National Commission on State Workmen's Compensation Laws,1972,41,7,20-24,Hellmuth
The post concussion syndrome,1972,41,5,23-31,Elia
Position statement--contact lenses in industry,1972,41,2,38-39,
The process of recovery: patterns in industrial back injury. 2. Predicting outcomes from early case data,1971,40,9,7-15,Leavitt
New evidence on the old problems of trichloroethylene,1971,40,8,25-33,Huff
The process of recovery: patterns in industrial back injury. 1. Costs and other quantitative measures of effort,1971,40,8,7-14,Leavitt
Accidents during work and time of the day,1971,40,6,28-30,Nogueira
Occupational health and safety: the need for reappraisal,1971,40,4,20-24,Teplow
Fire and explosion hazards in anesthetizing areas,1951,20,11,509-512,Thomas
Human relations and accident prevention,1951,20,3,121-123,Himler
Medicine and industrial accident prevention,1951,20,2,86-88,Tabershaw
Fluoroacetate (1080) poisoning,1952,21,9,440-442,Harrisson
Eye protection program,1952,21,9,433-437,Wood
The occupational hazards of boxing; medical recommendations for control,1952,21,9,420-423,Ferlaino
Personality appraisal of the injured,1952,21,5,206-212,Monheimer
Medical care in a surface transportation company,1952,21,4,174-178,Brandaleone
Post-traumatic neuroses,1953,22,8,337-340,Moriarty
The phenomenon of accident proneness,1953,22,4,141-148,Arbous
The incidence of accidents in relation to the annual cycle,1953,22,2,49-55,Schulzinger
Neurologic examination in industrial injuries,1954,23,9,418-422,Bellis
The Waco tornado,1954,23,7,325,Jaworski
The General Motors disaster at Livonia,1954,23,7,323-325,Eadie
Industrial medicine; and disaster; atomic bomb preparedness,1954,23,7,321-323,Lecklider
The accident parade,1954,23,7,307-308,Johnstone
The eyes of the industrial worker: vision in small plants metal trades; Detroit area,1954,23,6,243-248,Ryan
Accident proneness,1954,23,4,151-152,Schulzinger
Carbon tetrachloride poisoning; a review,1954,23,3,93-105,Hardin
Criteria for the diagnosis of occupational illness. III. Radiation,1955,24,10,436-439,Albert
Criteria for the diagnosis of occupational illness. II. Solvents,1955,24,10,432-436,Foulger
Criteria for the diagnosis of occupational illness. I. Metals and other inorganic substances,1955,24,10,427-432,Kehoe
Residual motor-skeletal disabilities among 215 motorist casualties,1955,24,9,395-397,Kulowski
Carbon monoxide poisoning; a danger of farm and home,1955,24,7,302-306,Morgan
Traffic injuries,1955,24,7,299-301,Zollinger
The identification of accident proneness,1955,24,7,293-295,Johnstone
The management of multiple injuries,1955,24,6,264-268,Lindquist
Trauma and the psychiatrist,1955,24,6,257-260,Adams
A nutritional factor in TNT poisoning; a study of fifty employees exposed to the toxic influence of handling trinitrotoluene,1955,24,4,171-172,Devereux
Industrial accident cases and the community rehabilitation center,1955,24,4,157-160,Allan
Accident proneness: a clinical approach to injury-liability,1955,24,3,122-126,McLean
Chlorinated insecticides: toxicity for man,1955,24,3,101-109,McGEE
Parathion poisoning; a brief review,1955,24,2,65-72,Golz
Manganese poisoning,1955,24,1,1-7,Penalver
The pre-accident patient; diagnosis and treatment,1956,25,10,451-458,Schulzinger
Don't blame household poisonings on industry,1956,25,9,413-416,Haley
Grease gun injury; a case report,1956,25,6,282-284,Vivian
Safe handling of toxic materials by the pest control operator,1956,25,5,205-212,Cook
Manganese poisoning,1956,25,4,190,Penalver
Treatment of acute plutonium poisoning,1956,25,3,135-139,Norwood
The aging ailing truck driver with special reference to the motor carrier safety regulations of the interstate commerce commission,1956,25,3,109-112,Newquist
Prevention of eye accidents in sugar and pineapple industries of Hawaii,1956,25,2,73-77,Holmes
Health hazards of vanadium-containing residual oil ash,1956,25,1,29-36,Mcturk
Physical standards for vehicle operators; an aid to accident prevention,1956,25,1,17-22,Brandaleone
Acute decompression illness; a report of forty-four cases,1957,26,11,492-496,Kooperstein
Safety measures to minimize auto injuries,1957,26,7,331-332,Connor
Traumatic neurosis,1957,26,5,253-259,Loria
Problem drinking in industry: review of a company program,1957,26,5,221-228,Franco
SURVEY of the occupational environment: an essential of industrial medical practice,1957,26,3,149-155,
Recommendations for medical standards for motor vehicle drivers,1957,26,1,25-32,Brandaleone
The nurse's role in health maintenance and accident prevention,1959,28,5,238-245,Sutter
Psychological aspects of accident causation,1959,28,5,230-231,Maciver
Ventilation for human occupancy; a disaster of historic import,1959,28,1,36-37,Brasch
Whiplash,1959,28,1,11,Long
Industrial thallium intoxication,1958,27,12,607-619,Richeson
Corrosive lesion of the eye caused by liquid SO2,1958,27,11,602-603,Sanchez
The problem of industrial safety: analysis of 403 consecutive losttime accidents during a six year-six month period at a naval industrial activity,1958,27,9,480-482,Shaw
Occupational exposure to the imported fire ant,1958,27,9,436-438,Wilson
Injury litigation among railway employees,1958,27,8,413-416,Kaplan
Hazards of diving with selfcontained underwater breathing apparatus,1958,27,8,389-392,Alvis
Outbreak of mercury poisoning in Ohio,1958,27,7,354-363,Benning
Everybody's business: the problem of fall-out and radiation,1958,27,7,349-353,Shilling
Stress factors in industry; an approach at the U.S. Naval Gun Factory,1958,27,6,295-297,Lipman
Pre-existing structural defects and severity of compensation back injuries,1958,27,5,249-252,Runge
Neurosurgical and neurological aspects of industrial trauma,1958,27,4,177-178,Huber
Basic principles for precautionary labeling,1960,29,,530-533,Hogan
Some neuropathologic aspects of boxing,1960,29,,440-441,Neubuerger
Trauma and vascular diseases arising from cold injury-evaluation of aggravation acceleration exacerbation and causal relation,1960,29,,334-337,Tebrock
The dust control and ventilation services of the Quebec Metal Mines Accident Prevention Association,1960,29,,278-282,Grassmuck
Post-traumatic neuroses,1960,29,,200-203,Mackay
The railroad doctor and personal injury litigation,1960,29,,218-220,Carney
Self-poisoning with lead,1960,29,,1-7,Baader
Post-traumatic personality disorders including neuroses and encephalopathy,1960,29,,8-15,Arieff
Allergy to stinging insects,1961,30,,213-217,Jackson
Motivating for accident prevention,1961,30,,93-97,Conte
Studies on calcium cyanamide poisoning,1961,30,,35-37,Murakami
The eye protection program at kaiser steel,1963,32,,478-479,Tudor
Disability days due to injury,1963,32,,288-295,Gleeson
Persons injured while at work,1963,32,,191-196,Wilder
10 rules for disaster preparedness in industry,1963,32,,201,Taylor
Accidental poisoning: emergency calls to industrial concerns for help. Public health and legal implications,1963,32,,135-137,Naimark
Death in a hole,1963,32,,95-97,Breysse
Blunt trauma cannot produce cancer,1963,32,,124,Bellis
Protection of the head,1963,32,,76-78,Gabb
Limits of seat-belt protection during crash decelerations,1963,32,,33-37,Bruggink
Clinical observations on the spines of ejected pilots,1963,32,,28-29,Hirsch
Comparative hazards from some insecticides,1965,34,,578-579,Van raalteh
Grip measurements as a part of the pre-placement evaluation,1965,34,,555-557,Patterson
Occupation and suicide,1964,33,,818-820,Tuckman
Medical hazards of photography,1964,33,,807-812,Shemesh
Mass casualties,1964,33,,728-731,Bennett
Acute hydrogen sulfide intoxication; an unusual source of exposure,1964,33,,656-660,Rosso
The stress of life--new focal point for understanding accidents,1964,33,,621-625,Selye
A modern medical program for the small plant. Its contribution to safety,1964,33,,560-563,Sutter
The occupational carbon monoxide hazard of commercial vehicle drivers,1964,33,,118-120,Cook
Psychosomatic aspects of accidents,1962,31,,525-532,Sachs
Medical aspects of large scale storable propellant operations,1962,31,,433-437,Thomas
The prevention of manganese poisoning,1962,31,,308-310,Wynter
The poison control movement in the United States,1962,31,,296-297,Grayson
The President's Conference on Occupational Safety; safeguarding human worth through medico-administrative skills. V. The changing nature of industrial health problems,1962,31,,257-259,Ross
Decompression illness (aeroembolism),1962,31,,239-248,Buck
The president's Conference on Occupational Safety: safeguarding human worth through medico-administrative skills,1962,31,,249-252,Wells
The President's Conference on Occupational Safety; safeguarding human worth through medico-administrative skills. IV. Solving present and future problems,1962,31,,255-257,Derryberry
Epidemiology of patient accidents,1962,31,,186-190,Parrish
Accident prevention: an overview of the field,1962,31,,162-169,Johnson
Chronic carbon monoxide poisoning; a critical resume,1962,31,,99-103,Pfrender
Studies on the hemorrhagin of Vipera palestinae venom,1967,36,3,205-206,de Vries
Disturbances of metabolism in organophosphate poisoning,1967,36,1,58-62,Davis
Physical conditioning for skiers and others,1967,36,1,28-29,Picard
The kinesiology and fraudulence of skiing,1967,36,1,26-27,Wilson
Weekend ski injuries at Mt. Telemark Cable Wisconsin 1965-1966 season,1967,36,1,35-40,Sponsel
Safe handling and use of organic phosphate pesticides,1967,36,4,267-274,Deichmann
The changing profile of fatal poisonings,1967,36,5,340-346,Davis
Accidents by venomous animals in Colombia,1966,35,11,988-992,Marinkelle
The problem from the standpoint of the physician,1966,35,11,946-949,Ansfield
Headache--an industrial nemesis,1967,36,9,585-587,Diamond
Pneumatic rupture of the colon as an industrial injury,1967,36,10,663-667,Zechel
Establishing justice in the field of damage law,1968,37,1,46-55,O'Neill
The Industrial Commission looks at industrial head injuries,1968,37,1,43-45,Otto
Psychosomatic psychiatric and neurological aspects of concussive syndromes in industry,1968,37,1,21-29,Boshes
Organophosphorus insecticide poisoning in Argentina,1968,37,7,552,Astolfi
A case of fatal occupational aldrin intoxication,1968,37,7,551,Symanski
Sequelae of poisoning from phosphate ester pesticides,1968,37,7,538,West
Pharmacology and toxicology of organic phosphorus insecticiees in children,1968,37,7,530,Silverio
The pesticides problem in Puerto Rico,1968,37,7,518,Villares
Sequelae of poisoning from phosphate ester pesticides,1968,37,11,832-836,West
The post hoc philosophy of disease,1966,35,9,723 passim,Rice
Assessment of health hazards of electron-beam metal melting or welding units,1969,38,12,448-451,Voltkova
Manganese poisoning in the mines of Cuba,1953,22,5,220-221,Garcia avila
Some considerations for the treatment of non-narcotic drug abusers,1971,40,1,29-38,Chambers
Industrial intoxications which may simulate ethyl alcohol intake,1971,40,3,33-35,Eckardt
Experiments in human work capabilities under pressure now being conducted at the royal Naval Physiological Laboratory,1972,41,12,10-20,Bennett
The acute oral toxicity and the hazard associated with the oral administration of two detergents,1972,41,10,9-14,Deichmann
Human factors in long-distance flights,1972,41,6,11-17,Mohler
Patterns of drug abuse epidemiology in prisoners,1972,41,1,15-19,Davies
Primary blast injuries,1973,42,3,14-21,Hamit
Radio-frequency energy: a hazard to workers?,1973,42,7,23-26,Odland
Arsine poisoning from aluminum tank cleaning,1967,36,11,747-749,Elkins
Industrial intoxication by chlormethane sulphonic acid trichloranilide (CMSAT) in Europe,1967,36,1,63-64,Symanski