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  Vinyl Chloride in Drink...  
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Pirastu, R., Comba, P., Reggiani, A., Foa, V., Masina, A. and Maltoni, C. (1990). Mortality from liver disease among Italian vinyl chloride monomer/polyvinyl chloride manufacturers. Am. J. Ind. Med., 17: 155-161.
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Purchase, I.F., Stafford, J. et Paddle, G.M. (1985). Vinyl chloride--a cancer case study. Dans : Toxicological risk assessment. Vol. 2. D. Krewski (éd.). CRC Press, Boca Raton, Floride. p. 167.
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Colombi, A., M. Maroni, O. Picchi, E. Rota, P. Castano and V. Foa. 1981. Carbon disulfide neuropathy in rats. A morphological and ultrastructural study of degeneration and regeneration.
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Bokina, A.I., N.D. Eksler, A.D. Semenenko et R.V. Merkur'yeva. 1976. Investigation of the mechanism of action of atmospheric pollutants on the central nervous system and comparative evaluation of methods of study,
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Alessio, L. and Foa, V. Lead. In: Human biological monitoring of industrial chemicals series. L. Alessio, A. Berlin, R. Roi and M. Boni (eds.). Commission of the European Communities. p. 107 (1983).
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Alessio, L. et Foa, V. Lead. Dans la série : Human biological monitoring of industrial chemicals. L. Alessio, A. Berlin, R. Roi et M. Boni (dir. de publ.). Commission des Communautés européennes. p. 107 (1983).
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In those cases where engineering controls are not feasible, reduction of sound at the receiver by ear protection for ultrasonic frequencies is simple and effective. The protection for ultrasonic frequencies is expected to be at least 14 dB for ear muffs and rubber ear plugs, and 24 dB for foa m ear plugs (Ac 83).
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Lorsquil est pas impossible de faire appel à des solutious techniques, les protecteurs doreilles constituent un moyen simple et efficace de réduire le son aux fréquences ultrasonores. La réduction du niveau de pression acoustique aux fréquences ultrasonores devrait être dau moins 14 dB avec les casques protecteurs et les bouchons en caoutchouc et de 24 dB avec les bouchons en mousse (Ac 83).
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The lipid risk factor for coronary heart disease in human exposure to carbon disulphide. In: V. Foa (ed.), Occupational and environmental hazards: Cellular and biochemical indices for monitoring toxicity.
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Wronska-Nofer, T. et W. Laurman. 1987. The lipid risk factor for coronary heart disease in human exposure to carbon disulphide. In: V. Foa (éd.), Occupational and environmental hazards: Cellular and biochemical indices for monitoring toxicity. Actes d'un symposium. E. Horwood, Chichester (G.-B.); Halsted Press, New York (N.Y.), p. 187-191.