The Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970

... 50 Years and Counting
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Foreword

Congress passed the Occupational Safety and 

Health (OSH) Act in 1970 so workers would no longer 

carry the heavy burden of workplace risk. Before its 

passage, tens of thousands of American lives were lost 

at work each year. Survivors of workplace injuries paid 

a heavy toll in lost wages, pain, and suffering. 

The OSH Act created the National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), giving it 

authority to conduct occupational safety and health 

research. We were gifted a mission to pursue safe and 

healthful work conditions for all workers across the 

United States through scientific endeavors, leading 

to recommendations, guidance, and many other 

publications. The act was passed to ensure that all 

workers have a safe and healthy workplace. It was a 

promise made to both current and future generations 

of workers.

Fifty years since passage of the OSH Act, we 

continue to strive for excellence. This bibliography 

represents the scientific endeavors and communication 

products NIOSH has achieved during 2019 in 

pursuit of excellence. Each year, a new edition of this 

bibliography marks a year of progress. 

Some old challenges remain and new challenges 

are emerging. This anniversary gives us an opportunity 

to reflect on our past and look to the challenges the 

future of work presents. 

Please explore this bibliography and share it 

freely in workplaces and with our colleagues in the 

occupational health and safety community.

John Howard, M.D.

Director,

National Institute for 

 Occupational Safety and Health
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Contents

Foreword. . 

OSH Act at 50: A Special Report. . 

Year in Review. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xix

Journal Articles. 

Books or Book Chapters. .

NIOSH Numbered Products. .

Proceedings. .

Abstracts. .

Control Technology Reports. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87

Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation Reports. .

Fire Fighter Fatality Investigation and Prevention Reports. .

Health Hazard Evaluation Reports. .

Author Index. . 

National Occupational Research Agenda (NORA) Index. . 
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50 Years Ago ... A New Era

for Worker Health and Safety

The Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Act of 1970 promotes safe and healthful 

work conditions for all working men and women, regardless of their industry or job. The 

OSH Act created the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), a 

part of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in the Department of Health and 

Human Services. The act created 

the Occupational Safety and 

Health Administration (OSHA) 

and placed it in the Department 

of Labor. NIOSH is an 

independent research program, 

separate from the regulatory 

OSHA, which sets and enforces 

occupational safety and health 

standards, promotes safety and 

health training and education, 

and works with stakeholders to 

develop innovative and creative 

approaches to preventing 

workplace hazards.

The OSH Act separated 

the two agencies to give 

NIOSH independence to 

generate objective scientific 

research findings in the field of 

occupational safety and health. 

The OSH Act also provided NIOSH with right-of-entry authority to make inspections 

and question employers and employees. NIOSH was charged with conducting education 

programs, providing safety and health specialists, and developing information on the 

proper use of safety and health equipment. The OSH Act intends for NIOSH-produced 

research to inform OSHA safety and health standards.

To better understand the OSH Act, the following sections explore the reasons why it 

came to be.

OSH Act at 50: 

A Special Report

The Occupational Safety

and Health Act of 1970

established to research health and 

safety, and to enact regulations.

8 Section 8 requires employers to notify OSHA 

in 8 hours if a worker dies or if three or more 

are hospitalized from a work-related incident.

Section 5 requires employers 

to provide a safe and healthful 5 workplace.
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The roots of U.S. 

occupational safety and 

health regulation date back 

to the late 19th century. It 

was all too common then 

for state labor bureaus to 

report on uncommon and 

horrific industrial tragedies 

[MacLaury 1981]. The large 

loss of life due to events that 

were wholly preventable 

spurred a labor movement 

for social reform. In 1877, 

Massachusetts passed the 

first factory inspection law, 

requiring factory owners to 

place guards between workers 

and machinery and to provide 

protection on elevators and 

fire exits [Massachusetts 

Bureau of Statistics of Labor 

1870–1916]. Other states 

followed suit, but not enough 

to stop hundreds of thousands 

of lives from being lost at 

work over the century that 

followed. 

The story of labor during the late 19th 

century up until the passage of the OSH 

Act of 1970 is a troubling one, riddled with 

industrial accidents and tragedies. 

1873: Gloucester Fishing Fleet 

In the late 1800s, an abundance of 

Atlantic cod led to the rapid expansion 

of the fishing fleet in Gloucester, 

Massachusetts. The fleet numbered about 

400 vessels, with a mostly immigrant, 

largely Portuguese crew. Like others in the 

fishing industry, Gloucester fishermen had 

a high mortality rate. Workers who fished 

from schooners, top-heavy vessels more 

likely to capsize in rough seas, often failed 

to return home from expeditions. From 

1866 through 1890, the fishing fleet in 

Gloucester lost 2,450 men. A particularly 

devastating loss happened August 24, 1873, 

when one storm took the lives of 128 men, 

along with nine fishing vessels. 

Roots of Tragedy

Photo by Library of Congress

A schooner is docked at a Gloucester port in 1900. The top-heavy 

vessels brought danger to the fishing profession.

Preventable Worker Deaths and Illnesses Through the Years
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1907: Monongah Mining Disaster 

December 6 is St. Nicholas Day, a 

significant religious holiday, especially 

for some immigrants. The worst mining 

accident in American history also 

happened that day. The disaster occurred 

in two mines, Nos. 6 and 8, of the Fairmont 

Coal mine in Monongah, West Virginia. At 

about 10:20 a.m., a massive underground 

explosion destroyed the entrance to the 

mine. Metal, timber, and rock flew into the 

air. After the blast, four miners walked out 

and another was found alive hours later. 

Eventually, 362 bodies of boys and men 

were recovered. Most were killed instantly, 

while others suffocated or were poisoned 

by the gases in the mine. The dead were 

largely immigrants. The exact cause of the 

explosion is unknown; however, a coroner’s 

jury at the time concluded that a dynamite 

blast or the ignition of blasting powder set 

off the explosion that ended so many lives. 

1911: Triangle

Shirtwaist Factory Fire 

In 1911, the Triangle Fire started in a 

scrap bin in a clothing factory occupying 

the eighth-through-tenth floors of the 

Asch building in lower Manhattan. 

Hundreds of mostly young, immigrant 

women were working at the time. A 

manager discovered the fire and tried to 

put it out, but the hose had rusted closed. 

Without a sprinkler system, the fire quickly 

spread. Management kept the exit doors 

locked, preventing access to stairways. As 

workers fled down the single fire escape, 

it collapsed. Firefighters tried to reach the 

factory floors, but their ladders were too 

short. The official death count from the 

Triangle fire is 146. Though many died 

by fire and smoke inhalation, some were 

crushed from the pressure of the crowd as 

they tried to open the locked exit doors. 

Others were crushed when they jumped 

down elevator shafts or out windows to 

escape the flames. 

1929: Cleveland Clinic Fire 

During a particularly busy morning 

on May 15, 1929, when patients filled the 

Cleveland Clinic Foundation building, one 

massive explosion was followed by another. 

Three-to-four tons of nitrocellulose X-ray 

film stored in the basement had ignited 

and exploded. The heat source causing the 

ignition was likely a light bulb or steam 

pipe. The explosions forced deadly fumes 

through a pipe tunnel and ducts system, 

Photo by The Pittsburg Press

The Pittsburg Press announces in giant letters 

that another fire has claimed lives at the 

Monongah mine. The blast killed 362 miners 

in 1907, a year when four mine explosions 

killed 692 mine workers.

Photo by Library of Congress

Families of the victims of the 1911 Triangle 

Shirtwaist Factory fire gather outside a 

morgue.
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reaching every room in the building. 

Caught unaware by the poisonous vapor, 

most inside the clinic collapsed either 

where they were or while trying to escape. 

Fumes and flames filled the stairwells. 

There was no sprinkler system. Of the 234 

patients and employees in the clinic at the 

time, 123 died from inhaling the noxious 

fumes. Most died immediately, while some 

died days later. A first responder, Officer 

Ernest Staab, died days after pulling 21 

people from the building. 

1930s: Hoover Dam Construction 

In 1928, then President Coolidge 

authorized the Boulder Canyon Project 

to build what would later be known as 

the Hoover Dam. Although eventually 

named as a National Historic Landmark 

and an engineering “wonder,” the new 

dam came with a high human cost. The 

official death count during construction is 

reported at 96 “industrial” fatalities: deaths 

caused by falls, rock slides, heat, blasting, 

electrocution, strikes by heavy equipment, 

drowning, and others. Unofficial numbers 

include dozens more fatalities, as workers 

also died while surveying the land, laying 

miles of electrical lines, and constructing 

rail lines to bring materials. Other worker 

deaths were considered “nonindustrial 

fatalities.” Most of these were logged by 

the company as caused by pneumonia, but 

families disputed that claim. They believed 

the deaths came from carbon monoxide 

exposure, and they claimed the employer 

logged pneumonia as the cause of death to 

avoid a death benefit payment. 

1947: Texas City Industrial Disaster 

On April 16, 1947, a freighter, the S.S. 

Grandcamp, was docked at the Port of 

Texas City. The crew loaded its cargo, 

which included about 2,200 tons of the 

fertilizer ammonia nitrate. At about 8 a.m., 

the crew discovered a small fire in the 

hold. At the captain’s direction, workers 

tried to suppress the flames without water 

because water would ruin the cargo. 

The fire grew, and the colorful smoke 

attracted onlookers. At 9 a.m., the Texas 

City volunteer fire department arrived. 

At 9:12 a.m., the ship exploded. The force 

of the violent blast leveled about 1,000 

buildings, including oil storage facilities, 

railway warehouses, and hundreds of 

homes. Most workers and bystanders were 

killed instantly. This included the chief 

and all but one of the firefighters. A nearby 

Monsanto chemical plant was destroyed, 

with 234 of 574 workers killed that day. The 

explosion also started fires in nearby ships. 

About 15 hours after the S.S. Grandcamp 

explosion, another freighter loaded with 

ammonia nitrate exploded, and two more 

died. In total, almost 600 people died and 

Photo by Cleveland Clinic to Wikimedia Commons

Highly flammable X-ray film sparked a 1929 

fire at Cleveland Clinic that caused 123 deaths.

Photo by Library of Congress

A damaged ship lists amid the blast 

devastation at the 1947 Texas City naval yard 

scene.
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thousands more were injured in one of the 

largest industrial disasters in history. 

1964: C.P. Baker

Drilling Barge Accident 

In the early morning hours of June 

30, 1964, a 2-year-old C.P. Baker drilling 

barge capsized in the Gulf of Mexico. 

Constructed like a catamaran with two 

260-foot hulls, the vessel was drilling the 

22nd well of its career. Around 3 a.m., 

water surrounding the vessel began to 

bubble, shooting up between the two hulls 

with such force that it entered the main 

deck. In 5 minutes, an explosion on the 

barge engulfed the entire vessel. A blowout, 

the uncontrolled release of crude oil from 

a well after pressure control systems fail, 

triggered the disaster. Thirty minutes later, 

the boat capsized. Of the 43 crew on board, 

21 died and 22 were injured. 

More about the long history of worker 

deaths, injuries, and illnesses appears in the 

timeline on pages xii and xiii.

In 1965, the Public Health Service called 

for a major national occupational health 

program to protect the safety and health of 

the U.S. workforce. Under President Lyndon 

Johnson’s direction, the Departments of 

Labor and Health, Education, and Welfare 

were tasked with developing a legislative 

proposal. In 1966, the taskforce became 

gridlocked over which department would 

lead the new program. 

A year later, a health tragedy among 

uranium miners broke the gridlock. More 

than 100 miners had died of lung cancer 

and thousands more were ill. The danger 

of radiation exposure among miners was 

known in 1947; however, no federal agency 

had clear jurisdiction [MacLaury 1981]. 

In 1968, President Johnson called on 

Congress to enact the Department of Labor’s 

version of the job safety and health program. 

Johnson argued that each year more than 

14,000 workers were killed and 2.2 million 

workers were injured on the job due to 

a lack of standards, poor enforcement of 

regulations, shortages of safety and health 

personnel, and a patchwork of ineffective 

federal laws [Johnson 1968].

Congressional committee hearings on 

the Johnson proposal began in February 

1968. Organized labor supported the bill. 

Industry opposed it. Industry campaigned 

that the bill would undermine states’ rights. 

Congress never voted on it. Violence in 

inner cities and the Vietnam War diverted the 

United States. The Johnson proposal failed.

In 1969, President Richard Nixon 

gave Congress his vision of a job safety 

and health program. Nixon’s plan would 

establish a five-person board to set and 

enforce job safety and health standards. 

The Labor Department would be limited 

to inspecting workplaces, and the Health, 

Education, and Welfare Department would 

conduct research. Industry and the U.S. 

Chamber of Commerce strongly supported 

Nixon’s plan. The new proposal was not 

widely popular in Congress, particularly 

among Democrats. One of the most 

compelling arguments against Nixon’s 

proposal came from witness descriptions 

of construction workers suffering from 

asbestosis [MacLaury 1981]. 

In 1969, Democrats presented a bill 

similar to Johnson’s proposal. Despite 

Republican efforts, the bill made it to 

committee. Although opponents delayed 

consideration until after the election, the bill 

made it through. In 1970, President Nixon 

signed the Occupational Safety and Health 

Act of 1970, ending a 3-year legislative battle.

How the OSH Act Passed 

in a Bipartisan Congress
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1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912

1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918

A Time to Act

Worker Deaths, Illnesses Prompt Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970

1860 1877 1899 1900 1901 1902 1903 1904 1905 1906

1860

In Massachusetts, 

Pemberton Mill 

collapse kills 145.

1910

Palos, AL, coal mine 

blast kills 80.

1910

Organic Act 

creates the 

U.S. Bureau 

of Mines.

1913

President 

Taft creates 

Labor 

Department.

1914

Eccles, 

WV, coal 

mine blast 

kills 181.

1915

Layland, 

WV, No. 3 

coal mine 

blast kills 

115.

1916

The Federal 

Compensation 

Act provides 

benefits to sick 

and injured 

workers.

1917

Granite 

Mountain, 

MT, copper 

mine fire 

kills 164.

1910–1930

Child labor

becomes a 

national focus 

for regulation.

1913

Dawson, NM, 

coal mine 

collapse kills 

261.

1910

Alice 

Hamilton 

conducts 

first 

workplace 

survey.

1911

NY Triangle 

Shirtwaist 

Factory fire 

kills 146.

1912

The Public Health 

and Marine Hospital 

Service becomes the 

U.S. Public Health 

Service.

1912

“Phossy jaw” 

cases spur 

The White 

Phosphorus 

Match Act.

1907

Four mining 

explosions 

result in 692 

deaths; the 

Monongah, 

WV, coal 

mine blast, 

the largest, 

kills 362.

1877

The Massachusetts 

Factory Act passes.

1900

Scofield, UT, 

coal mine 

explosion kills 

200.

1902

Fraterville, TN, 

coal mine blast 

kills 184.

1903

Hanna No. 1 

coal mine 

blast kills 

169 in 

Wyoming. 1904

Harwick, 

PA, coal 

mine blast 

kills 179.

1904

Congress funds 

USGS Division 

of Mines and 

Mining.

1905

Virginia City, 

AL, coal 

mine blast 

kills 362.

1905

Upton 

Sinclair 

publishes 

The Jungle.

Worker deaths, illness Government response

Photos by U.S. Library of Congress
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1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929

1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940

1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 

1924

Benwood, WV, 

coal mine blast 

kills 119.

1924

Castle Gate, 

UT, mine 

blast kills 

172.

1927–1935

Construction of WV 

Hawks Nest Tunnel 

causes occupational 

silicosis, leading to 

109 deaths.

1931

After the 

lung disease 

asbestosis is 

identified, the first 

asbestos industry 

regulations are 

published.

1933

The Wagner-Peyser 

Act establishes the 

U.S. Employment 

Service.

1941

Federal Coal Mine 

Inspection Act 

passes.

1944

Naval Magazine 

explosion at 

Port Chicago, 

CA, kills 320.

1951

Coal mine blast 

in West Frankfort, 

IL, kills 119.

1951

Sen. Hubert 

Humphrey 

proposes federal 

job safety law.

1952

Federal Coal 

Mine Safety 

Act passes. 

1967

Study reveals high 

rate of cancer in 

uranium miners. 

1969

Federal Coal 

Mine Health and 

Safety Act of 1969 

passes. 1970

Congress passes 

Occupational 

Safety and 

Health Act of 

1970 and the 

Clean Air Act.

1944

Natural gas tank blast 

kills 130 in East Ohio.

1947

Centralia, IL, coal mine 

blast kills 111 miners.

1947

S.S. Grandcamp explodes 

in port, killing 581.

1934

The Bureau 

of Labor 

Standards 

opens.

1935

National Labor 

Relations Act passes.

1931–1936

Boulder Dam

(later Hoover 

Dam) project 

kills at least 

96 workers.

1937

Apprenticeship 

Act passes.

1938

Fair Labor 

Standards Act 

codifies 

40-hour 

work week.

1928

Mather, PA,

No. 1 coal 

mine blast 

kills 195.

1920

United States 

issues first 

approval of 

a respiratory 

protective 

device.

Photos by U.S. Library of Congress

 1950s 1960s 
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Why we need 

the OSH Act today

The OSH Act of 1970 was the first 

comprehensive federal law regulating the 

safety and health of the U.S. workforce. 

OSHA estimates that in 1970 around 

14,000 workers lost their lives at work 

[OSHA 2010]. Today the working 

population is around 155 million workers, 

almost double the number in 1970 [BLS 

2019a]. We have made progress. In 2018, 

around 5,000 workers lost their lives at 

work [BLS 2019b]. 

In 2018, more than 3.5 million 

workers were injured or harmed on the 

job [BLS 2019c]. NIOSH holds as a basic 

tenet that all workplace injuries and 

illnesses are preventable. In 2020 the 

OSH Act is as necessary today as it was 50 

years ago. 

What the OSH Act

has accomplished

During the OSH Act’s first decade, 

NIOSH contributed much to occupational 

safety and health. In 1971, NIOSH 

published the Criteria for a Recommended 

Standard on Asbestos and the Toxic 

Substances List. In 1974, the NIOSH/OSHA 

Standards Completion Program became 

the basis for 387 new OSHA standards. 

In 1975, NIOSH published the first of its 

Current Intelligence Bulletins (CIBs). These 

were followed by the NIOSH Pocket Guide 

to Chemicals in 1978. 

NIOSH continued its momentum 

in its second decade. In 1986, NIOSH 

released Proposed National Strategies for 

the Prevention of Leading Work-Related 

Diseases and Injuries, a strategic plan 

for the top 10 work-related diseases and 

injuries. That same year, NIOSH partnered 

with the United Nations International 

Labour Organization (ILO) Programme 

on Chemical Safety to launch International 

Chemical Safety Cards. 

In the following decade, in 1991, 

NIOSH issued a ground-breaking Current 

Intelligence Bulletin: Promoting Health and 

Preventing Disease and Injury Through 

Workplace Tobacco Policies on Secondhand 

Tobacco Smoke in the Workplace. Five 

years later, responding to a surge in 

violence against workers, NIOSH issued 

findings and recommendations for 

preventing workplace homicides and 

assaults. In 1996, NIOSH unveiled the 

National Occupational Research Agenda 

(NORA), a public-private partnership 

between industry, labor, and government 

to stimulate innovative research and 

improve workplace practices. NORA is 

now in its third decade and consists of 10 

industry sectors based on major areas of 

the U.S. economy. Each of these sectors has 

accomplished remarkable achievements 

toward improving the safety and health of 

the U.S. workforce.

Agriculture, 

Forestry and Fishing

• In 1987, NIOSH established the 

Sentinel Event Notification System for 

Occupational Risks–Pesticides Program 

to reduce the number of injuries and 

illnesses associated with occupational 

pesticide exposure.

• In 1990, NIOSH partnered with 

industry to address the high number of 

fishing fatalities in Alaska. By focusing 

on fishery-specific hazards, such as 

vessel overloading in the crab fleet, the 

partnership reduced fatalities. 

• In 2007, NIOSH created the Commercial 

Fishing Incident Database by collecting 

risk factor information for fatalities 

to identify regional hazards for the 

commercial fishing industry.

Construction

• In 1997, NIOSH gave a new model for 

conducting research through partnership 

by publishing Engineering Control 

Guidelines for Hot Mix Asphalt Pavers.
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• In 2012, NIOSH, OSHA, and the Center 

for Construction Research and Training 

(CPWR, a NIOSH-funded center), along 

with the NORA Construction Sector 

Council, launched a National Campaign 

to Prevent Falls in Construction, a 

nationwide initiative to prevent falls at 

construction sites. 

• In 2019, CPWR and researchers at 

Washington State University partnered 

to develop the Safety Climate Assessment 

Tool (S-CAT), a free online tool that 

assesses organizational and job site safety 

climate.

Healthcare 

and Social Assistance

• In 1997, NIOSH published an Alert, 

Preventing Allergic Reactions to Natural 

Rubber Latex in the Workplace.

• In 2004, NIOSH published an Alert, 

Preventing Occupational Exposures to 

Antineoplastic and Other Hazardous 

Drugs in Healthcare Settings, and a list 

of hazardous drugs. The list was made 

with active input from partners in the 

healthcare industry, the pharmaceutical 

industry, and federal agencies. The 

current government-supported list 

(NIOSH List of Antineoplastic and Other 

Hazardous Drugs in Healthcare Settings, 

2016) of hazardous drugs in the United 

States is heavily referenced throughout 

the healthcare industry. 

• In 2013, NIOSH published an online 

course, Workplace Violence Prevention 

for Nurses, to prevent physical and 

non-physical violence among healthcare 

workers. The course provides healthcare 

workers with a valuable tool for 

preventing, intervening with, and 

reporting violence in the workplace.

Manufacturing

• In 1997, NIOSH researchers identified 

a new lung disease, lymphocytic 

bronchiolitis, in nylon flocking industry 

workers, reported in Flock Workers’ 

Exposures and Respiratory Symptoms in 

Five Plants.

• In 2000, NIOSH initiated a program 

to reconstruct occupational radiation 

doses for atomic weapons industry 

workers with cancers who filed claims 

for compensation under the Energy 

Employees Occupational Illness 

Compensation Program Act of 2000. 

• In 2002, NIOSH scientists published a 

study, Preventing Lung Disease in Workers 

Who Use or Make Flavorings, about severe 

lung disease found in workers at a series of 

microwave-popcorn plants. 

• In 2008, the NIOSH-OSHA-NHCA 

(National Hearing Conservation 

Association) Alliance published a joint 

document, Best Practice Bulletin: Hearing 

Protection—Emerging Trends: Individual 

Fit Testing. With the development of 

HPD Well-FitTM, fit-testing has been 

validated as an effective, practical, and 

essential tool for preventing occupational 

hearing loss.

Mining

• In 1997, NIOSH received authority 

to do mine safety research after the 

U.S. Bureau of Mines was closed. This 

brought NIOSH specialists into mine 

safety engineering and research, creating 

research sites in Pittsburgh, PA, and 

Spokane, WA.

• In 2001, NIOSH established the 

National Personal Protective Technology 

Laboratory (NPPTL) to prevent and 

reduce occupational disease, injury, and 

death for workers who rely on personal 

protective technologies. 

• In 2011, NIOSH scientists developed a 

light-emitting diode (LED) cap lamp to 

improve illumination and decrease injury 

risk for underground miners.

Oil and Gas

Extraction

• In 2010, NIOSH partnered with 

government agencies to give technical 
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assistance during the Deepwater Horizon 

disaster in the Gulf of Mexico.

• Since 2010, NIOSH scientists researched 

exposure hazards to the oil and gas 

extraction workforce, including 

exposures to respirable crystalline silica 

during manual tank gauging and fluid 

transfer operations. In 2017, NIOSH 

researchers published NIOSH and 

Partners Work to Prevent Worker Deaths 

from Exposures to Hydrocarbon Gases and 

Vapors at Oil and Gas Wellsites.

• In 2016, NIOSH and the American 

Petroleum Institute published a new 

safety standard, Custody Transfer of 

Crude Oil from Lease Tanks Using 

Alternative Measurement Methods. This 

standard describes alternative methods 

for measuring the quantity and quality of 

crude oil without opening the tank hatch, 

protecting workers from exposure to 

hydrocarbon gases and vapors. 

Public

Safety

• On September 11, 2001, NIOSH 

provided technical assistance for rescue 

and recovery workers to help in their 

response to terrorist attacks in New 

York City; at the Pentagon; and near 

Shanksville, Pennsylvania. 

• In 2006, NIOSH commercialized two 

NIOSH-designed field methods to help 

first responders, public health officials, 

and remediation workers quickly detect 

the presence of methamphetamine on 

various environmental surfaces. 

• In 2011, Congress authorized the World 

Trade Center (WTC) Health Program, a 

federal health plan that provides medical 

care to responders and community 

survivors of the September 11, 2001, 

terrorist attacks. To date, more than 

100,000 responders and survivors have 

become WTC Health Program members.

• The NIOSH Fire Fighter Fatality 

Investigation and Prevention Program as 

of 2016 has investigated more than 600 

firefighter line-of-duty deaths, about 40 

percent of firefighter fatalities. 

Services

• In the 1980s, NIOSH led pioneering 

research on emerging safety and health 

concerns in the Services Sector. These 

included indoor environmental quality 

in office buildings and job-related 

musculoskeletal injuries.

• In 2007, NIOSH published a document, 

NIOSH-funded Research Helps Reduce 

Occupational Exposure to PCBs When 

Renovating Schools, focused on the levels 

of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) in 

the blood of construction workers who 

renovated schools built before 1978. This 

research received widespread media 

attention, leading to an increase in public 

knowledge and awareness of the presence 

of PCBs in older school facilities.

• In 2011, NIOSH-funded researchers 

developed a hazard alert, Crossing 

Guards—Be Seen, Be Safe, which 

included local and national injury data, 

job and safety training requirements, 

recommended and required personal 

protective equipment (PPE), and safe 

work practice recommendations. 

Transportation,

Warehousing and Utilities

• In 2006, NIOSH researchers began a 

4-year study to measure body dimensions 

in the current truck driver workforce. 

The resulting software, RAMSIS, is 

widely used to update and improve truck 

cab design. 

• In 2013, NIOSH scientists guided the 

Alaska Interagency Aviation Safety 

Initiative (AIASI) to identify aviation 

risk factors, conduct a statewide survey 

of air taxi and commuter operators and 

pilots, and evaluate the success of safety 

interventions and regulatory changes.

• In 2014, as a partner in the Mat Su MidAir Collision Avoidance Working Group, 
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NIOSH investigators analyzed data from 

Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) 

and Aviation Safety Reporting System 

databases. The FAA accepted the group’s 

recommendations. 

Wholesale

and Retail Trade 

• In 1981, NIOSH researchers published

Work Practice Guide to Manual Lifting.

• In 1994, NIOSH researchers published

the Revised NIOSH Lifting Equation.

• In 2013, NIOSH researchers

published Preventing Slips, Trips, and

Falls in Wholesale and Retail Trade

Establishments, which focused on

preventing traumatic injuries in the

workplace. The guide has been adopted

by retail and wholesale companies with

high rates of injuries from falls.

• In 2015, the Wholesale and Retail

Trade program worked with employers

and trade associations to research

manual material handling to prevent

musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs),

publishing Ergonomic Solutions for

Retailers: Prevention of Material Handling

Injuries in Grocery Stores.

Going forward

In 2019, NIOSH launched a Future of 

Work initiative. Several centers and 

working groups throughout NIOSH are 

working internally and in collaboration 

with external partners and stakeholders to 

address the occupational safety and health 

concerns surrounding the future of work. 

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detailed industry and age, 2018. 

Washington, DC: U.S. Department of 

Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics. Last 

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BLS [2019b]. TABLE A-1. Fatal 

occupational injuries by industry and 

event or exposure, all United States, 2018. 

Washington, DC: U.S. Department of 

Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics. Last 

modified December 17, 2019. https://

www.bls.gov/iif/oshwc/cfoi/cftb0322.htm. 

BLS [2019c]. TABLE 2. Numbers of 

nonfatal occupational injuries and 

illnesses by industry and case types, 

2018, Injuries, Illnesses, and Fatalities 

5250 fatalities. Washington, DC: U.S. 

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NIOSH in 2019

Below are examples of outstanding research 

and communication products that advanced 

the field of occupational safety and health in 

2019.

Occupational Exposure 

Banding Assesses Hazards

 The gold standard for assessing and 

controlling work-related chemical exposure 

is the occupational exposure limit, or OEL. 

Although more than 85,000 chemicals are 

commercially available, according to the 

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, only 

about 1,000 chemicals have an authoritative 

OEL. As new chemicals are developed and 

introduced into commerce, the number of 

chemicals without OELs increases.

To inform chemical risk management 

in the workplace, NIOSH developed an 

approach called occupational exposure 

banding, described in a new report, The 

NIOSH Occupational Exposure Banding 

Process for Chemical Risk Management, and 

an accompanying Occupational Exposure 

Banding e-Tool (e-Tool). Occupational 

exposure banding is an innovative, 

voluntary approach that uses information 

about a chemical’s toxicity and health 

effects to classify it into an appropriate 

occupational exposure band (OEB) 

[NIOSH 2019]. 

Scientists tested the process and e-Tool 

on chemicals with OELs and found that 

the results were accurate, reproducible, and 

protective because indicated recommended 

levels of airborne exposures were at least as 

protective as the established OELs.

Risk Perception Key to 

Workplace Safety and Health

A recent study of 1,334 workers from 

20 mine sites found that miners who 

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avoid risk were 

less likely to 

experience nearmiss incidents, 

according to a 

paper published 

in the Journal of 

Loss Prevention 

in the Process 

Industries [Haas 

and Yorio 

2019]. Previous 

NIOSH research 

showed that 

the likelihood 

of future injury 

may increase 

with the number 

of near misses. 

These findings 

suggest that 

mine operators 

should consider 

how individual 

worker attitudes about risk perception 

contribute to safety management and could 

apply to other high-risk industries like 

chemical processing.

Tool Helps Construction 

Companies Evaluate Safety

A new resource, the Safety Climate 

Assessment Tool (S-CAT), can help 

construction companies evaluate 

their jobsite safety climate, reports a 

NIOSH-funded study published in the 

Journal of Safety Research [Probst et al. 

2019]. Studies have shown that a strong 

safety climate is associated with better 

safety and health outcomes. Despite 

advances to improve safety and health in 

construction, it remains one of the most 

hazardous industries. To address this issue, 

researchers at CPWR–The Center for 

Construction Research and Training and 

Washington State University partnered to 

develop the S-CAT. With this free online 

tool, respondents use text-based scales 

to answer questions across eight safetyclimate factors.

The researchers used information from 

985 respondents to confirm that these factors 

could reliably measure and also provide 

companies with a better understanding of 

their jobsite safety climate. With the S-CAT 

results in hand, a company can use CPWR’s 

safety climate workbook to identify specific 

interventions to target lower-scoring factors. 

Companies can then use the S-CAT at a 

future date to evaluate how interventions 

improve the safety climate.

Silicosis Evaluated Among 

Medicare Beneficiaries

In this novel study [Casey and Mazurek 

2019], published in the American Journal 

of Industrial Medicine, investigators looked 

at health insurance claims and enrollment 

information for nearly 50 million Medicare 

beneficiaries age 65 and older from 1999 

to 2014. Medicare beneficiaries that met 

one of the silicosis case definitions were 

mostly white, but the highest rates were 

RISK

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found among North American Natives. 

The investigators found that annually 12.4 

to 24.9 out of 100,000 beneficiaries had 

an indication of silicosis in their medical 

claims. By state, New Mexico, West 

Virginia, and Utah had the highest rates 

of silicosis during the 16 years studied. 

While new cases of silicosis declined from 

2002 to 2014, the number of prevalent 

cases remained constant from 2005 to 

2014. These results are consistent with 

findings from previous silicosis studies 

in different populations and show how 

health insurance claims can inform our 

understanding of silicosis.

Slip-resistant Shoes Reduce 

Compensation Claims

Food services operations where 

workers received free highly slip-resistant 

shoes showed a large reduction in workers’ 

compensation claims for slip injuries 

compared with food service operations 

where workers did not receive the shoes, 

according to research [Bell et al. 2019] 

published in the Scandinavian Journal of 

Work, Environment & Health.

Slips, trips, and falls are the thirdleading cause of U.S. non-fatal work-related 

injuries involving days away from work 

across all industries. Almost 80% of these 

injuries are on the same level, and these 

injuries are estimated to cost nearly 

$13 billion in direct workers’ 

compensation-related costs annually. 

Laboratory tests have shown that

slip-resistant shoes designed with a special 

tread helped prevent slipping, but studies in 

actual workplaces were lacking.

Investigators looked specifically at 

workers’ compensation injury claims 

caused by slipping on wet or greasy 

surfaces, the type of incident that the shoes 

were designed to prevent. School districts 

filed 67% fewer claims for slip injuries after 

being provided the slip-resistant shoes, 

compared with no reduction in claims at 

the school districts that did not receive the 

shoes. 

Needlestick Risk Greatest 

When Police Do Searches

A recently published NIOSH study [de 

Perio et al. 2019] in the American Journal 

of Infection Control found that needlestick 

injuries and other exposures to body 

substances in one city police department 

were infrequent but most likely to occur 

during pat-down and personal property 

searches. The police department comprised 

about 1,000 sworn police officers and 125 

civilian workers. 

Results showed that 13 needlestick 

injuries occurred during the 6 years 

studied. These injuries were most likely 

when police officers performed pat-down, 

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property, and vehicle searches. Nine of 11 

people searched or otherwise involved in 

these events tested positive for the hepatitis 

C virus upon subsequent evaluation. Also, 

37 additional body substance exposures 

occurred from spitting, human bites, 

and other forms of exposure to blood. 

None of the police officers were reported 

to be infected by viruses transmitted 

by blood. These findings indicate that 

while needlestick injuries and other body 

substance exposures occurred infrequently 

in the police department, they still 

presented a risk.

Drug Exposures Highlight 

Need to Protect Responders

In two recent incidents, law 

enforcement officers developed health 

symptoms after exposure to opioids and 

other drugs at work that prevented them 

from performing their duties. These 

incidents highlight the need for policies 

and procedures, as well as education 

and training about exposure prevention, 

according to a report published in the 

American Journal of Industrial Medicine 

[Chiu et al. 2019].

After officers in two law enforcement 

agencies experienced health effects related 

to potential opioid exposure, the agencies 

requested assistance through the NIOSH 

Health Hazard Evaluation Program, which 

provides free workplace evaluations.

The first incident occurred in 2017 

when white powder fell onto an officer 

during a traffic stop in New Hampshire. 

In the second incident, in 2018, four 

officers developed symptoms while 

responding to a call about a possible drug 

overdose in Virginia. NIOSH investigators 

interviewed the officers and others and 

reviewed medical records, incident reports, 

laboratory results, and body camera footage 

if available. They found that both incidents 

involved several types of drugs: opioids, 

such as fentanyl; and stimulants, including 

cocaine and methamphetamine. All five 

officers reported nonspecific symptoms 

that required medical attention and 

temporarily prevented them from working, 

but the symptoms were not consistent with 

severe or life-threatening opioid toxicity. 

Although the routes of exposure were 

not well characterized, the investigators 

made recommendations to prevent such 

incidents.

Graphs Improve Studies of 

Work Exposures in Pregnancy

A NIOSH study [Johnson et al. 2019] 

used a graphing technique to show how 

to account for healthy worker effects 

in studies of work-related exposures in 

pregnancy. 

Workers often tend to be healthier 

and live longer than their unemployed 

peers, who may be unable to work due to 

illness or other issues. A recent study by 

NIOSH and a university partner aimed 

to understand how to account for these 

“healthy worker effects” in studies among 

pregnant workers.

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Most information on how to account 

for healthy worker effects comes from 

studies of long-term diseases and deaths. 

Since pregnancy is a comparatively short, 

defined period, pregnancy-related studies 

need a different approach.

The study used a graphing technique 

to depict when during pregnancy healthy 

worker effects were most likely to occur. In 

addition to the healthy hire effect, which 

refers to healthier pregnant women being 

more likely to work, researchers used 

graphs to look at several possibilities:

• Situations when socioeconomic 

differences influence who returns to 

work after pregnancy.

• Women with live births leaving the 

workforce.

• Women with a previous complicated 

pregnancy leaving the workforce before 

the relevant high-risk period occurs.

• Women leaving the workforce at 

different times depending on various 

exposures during pregnancy.

Researchers found that using graphs 

helped accurately identify when during 

pregnancy each healthy worker effect 

is most likely. By restricting research to 

these specific times, and to women already 

working during these times, researchers 

can account for these healthy worker effects 

in their studies of work exposures during 

pregnancy.

Curriculum Improves 

Adolescents’ Knowledge

U.S. adolescents (<18 years old) 

experience a higher rate of job-related 

injuries compared with adults. Safety 

education is considered critical to the 

prevention of these incidents.

To prepare middle- and high-school 

students for safe and healthy employment, 

NIOSH and its partners developed a 

free curriculum, Youth@Work—Talking 

Safety, built on a theoretical framework 

of foundational workplace safety and 

health competencies that are fundamental 

to all jobs. In a new study [Guerin et al. 

2019] published in Prevention Science,

investigators from the NIOSH Safe-SkilledReady Workforce Program examined the 

impact of the Talking Safety curriculum 

on students’ knowledge and perceptions 

of workplace safety and health. The 

curriculum was delivered by science 

teachers with strict adherence to the 

program as it was designed by NIOSH. 

After receiving curriculum instruction,

more than 1,700 eighth graders in 

Miami-Dade, Florida, the fourth largest 

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U.S. school district, scored statistically 

significantly higher on the outcomes 

assessed. Specifically, their average scores 

increased in workplace safety knowledge 

(34%); attitude (5%); perceived norms 

related to workplace safety behaviors 

(7%); self-efficacy, or confidence in one’s 

ability to take appropriate action (7%); and 

behavioral intention to engage in workplace 

safety activities (7%).

These findings build on previous 

research by the same investigators and 

support using this curriculum to provide 

adolescents with critical life skills for safe 

and healthy work. 

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Bell JL, Collins JW, Chiou S [2019]. 

Effectiveness of a no-cost-to-workers, slipresistant footwear program for reducing 

slipping-related injuries in food service 

workers: a cluster randomized trial. Scand 

J Work Environ Health 45(2):194–202. 

https://doi.org/10.5271/sjweh.3790. 

Casey ML, Mazurek JM [2019]. Silicosis 

prevalence and incidence among 

Medicare beneficiaries. Am J Ind Med 

62(3):183–191.

Chiu SK, Hornsby-Myers JL, de Perio 

MA, Snawder JE, Wiegand DM, Trout 

D, Howard J [2019]. Health effects from 

unintentional occupational exposure to 

opioids among law enforcement officers: 

two case investigations. Am J Ind Med 

62(5):439–447. 

de Perio MA, Victory KR, Groenewold MR 

[2019]. Needlestick injuries and other 

body substance exposures among police 

officers in a city police department. Am J 

Infect Control 47(3):294–297. 

Guerin RJ, Okun AH, Barile JP, Emshoff 

JG, Ediger MD, Baker DS [2019]. 

Preparing teens to stay safe and healthy 

on the job: a multilevel evaluation of 

the talking safety curriculum for middle 

schools and high schools. Prev Sci 

20(4):510–520. 

Haas EJ, Yorio PL [2019]. The role of 

risk avoidance and locus of control 

in workers’ near miss experiences: 

implications for improving safety 

management systems. J Loss Prev Process 

Ind 59(May 2019):91–99. 

Johnson CY, Rocheleau CM, Grajewski B, 

Howards PP [2019]. Structure and control 

of healthy worker effects in studies of 

pregnancy outcomes. Am J Epidemiol 

188(3):562–569. 

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NIOSH [2019]. Technical report: the 

NIOSH occupational exposure banding 

process for chemical risk management. 

By Lentz TJ, Seaton M, Rane P, Gilbert SJ, 

McKernan LT, Whittaker C. Cincinnati, 

OH: U.S. Department of Health and 

Human Services, Centers for Disease 

Control and Prevention, National 

Institute for Occupational Safety and 

Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 

2019-132.

Probst TM, Goldenhar LM, Byrd JL, Betit 

E [2019]. The Safety Climate Assessment 

Tool (S-CAT): a rubric-based approach 

to measuring construction safety climate. 

J Saf Res 69:43–45.

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Endotoxin and (1→3)-β-D-Glucan Contamination in Electronic Cigarette

Products Sold in the United States

Environmental Health Perspectives, April 2019

Tuberculosis Screening, Testing, and Treatment of U.S. Health Care Personnel: 

Recommendations From the National Tuberculosis Controllers Association and 

CDC, 2019

MMWR: Morbidity & Mortality Weekly Report, May 2019

Suicide Among Veterinarians in the United States from 1979 Through 2015

Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, January 2019

The Evidence of Human Exposure to Glyphosate: a Review

Environmental Health, January 2019

Trust in the Work Environment and Cardiovascular Disease Risk: Findings 

from the Gallup-Sharecare Well-Being Index

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Journals Publishing Two Articles

American Journal of Human Biology ● American Journal 

of Preventive Medicine ● Analytical Chemistry ● Archives 

of Environmental & Occupational Health ● Archives of 

Toxicology ● Chemical Research in Toxicology ● Coal Age 

● Current Environmental Health Reports ● Dermatitis ●

Emerging Infectious Diseases ● Industrial Health ● International Journal of Industrial Ergonomics ● International 

Journal of Molecular Sciences ● Journal of Agromedicine 

● Journal of Chemical Health and Safety ● Journal of Exposure Science and Environmental Epidemiology ● Journal of Immunotoxicology ● Journal of Loss Prevention in 

the Process Industries ● Journal of Oncology Pharmacy 

Practice ● Journal of Safety Research ● NanoImpact ●

Occupational and Environmental Medicine ● Particle and 

Fibre Toxicology ● Pit & Quarry ● Police Chief ● Preventing Chronic Disease ● Scandinavian Journal of Work, Environment & Health ● Scientific Reports ● The American 

Journal of Nursing ● Toxicological Sciences ● Zoonoses 

and Public Health

Journals Publishing One Article

Accident Analysis and Prevention ● Advanced Powder Technology 

● Aerobiologia ● Aerosol and Air Quality Research ● Air Quality, 

Atmosphere, & Health ● Allergy ● American Journal of Disaster 

Medicine ● American Journal of Epidemiology ● American Journal 

of Evaluation ● American Journal of 

Health Promotion ● American Journal 

of Infection Control ● American Journal 

of Medical Quality ● American Journal 

of Physiology: Cell Physiology ● American Journal of Respiratory and Critical 

Care Medicine ● American Journal of 

Respiratory Cell and Molecular Biology 

● Annals of Internal Medicine ● Anthrozoos ● Anticancer Research ● Biomarkers ● Biometrics ● BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders ● BMC Public Health ●

Chemosphere ● Chest ● Clinical and 

Experimental Dermatology ● Clinical 

Infectious Diseases ● Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews ● Current 

Opinion in Allergy and Clinical Immunology ● Current Opinion in Immunology 

● Cutaneous and Ocular Toxicology ●

Disaster Medicine and Public Health 

Preparedness ● Engineering Failure 

Analysis ● Environmental International 

● Environmental Monitoring and Assessment ● Environmental Science: 

Nano ● Epidemiology ● Ergonomics ●

European Journal of Applied Physiology ● European Journal of Pain ● Fire 

Technology ● Free Radical Biology and 

Medicine ● Frontiers in Pharmacology ● GLIA ● Health Communication 

● Health Physics ● Home Health Care 

Management and Practice ● Human 

Factors ● IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications ● IISE Transactions on 

Occupational Ergonomics and Human 

Factors ● Infection Control and Hospital Epidemiology ● Injury Prevention ●

International Journal of Biometeorology 

● International Journal of Hyperthermia ● JAMA Network Open ● Journal 

of Aerosol Science ● Journal of Applied 

Physiology ● Journal of Biomechanics 

● Journal of Burn Care & Research ●

Journal of Chromatographic Science ●

Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine ● Journal of Emergency Management ● Journal of Environmental Health ● Journal of Hazardous 

Materials ● Journal of Leukocyte Biology ● Journal of Neurochemistry ● Journal of Occupational Health Psychology ● Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology ● Journal of Police and Criminal 

Psychology ● Journal of Public Health Management and Practice 

● Journal of School Health ● Journal of Sustainable Mining ●

Journal of Testing and Evaluation ● Journal of the Air and Waste 

Management Association ● Journal of the American Medical Association ● Journal of the American Medical Directors Association 

● Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior ● Journal of 

the International Society for Respiratory Protection ● Journal of 

Trace Elements in Medicine and Biology ● Journal of Workplace 

Behavioral Health ● Lancet Oncology ● Lighting Research & Technology ● Measurement ● Medical Mycology ● Metabolism: Clinical 

and Experimental ● Microscopy Research and Technique ● Mining Engineering ● Mutation Research ● Nano Letters ● National 

Institute for Occupational Safety and Health ● Neuroscience ●

Neurotoxicology ● New England Journal of Medicine ● Noise Control Engineering Journal ● Nursing Outlook ● Prevention Science 

● Progress in Electromagnetics Research C ● Respiration ● Risk 

Analysis ● RSF: The Russell Sage Foundation Journal of the Social 

Sciences ● Safety ● Southwest Journal of Pulmonary and Critical 

Care ● SSM - Population Health ● The Hearing Journal ● The Journal of Infectious Diseases ● The Journals of Gerontology Series 

A: Biological Sciences and Medical Sciences ● The Journals of 

Gerontology Series B: Psychological Sciences and Social Sciences 

● The Laryngoscope ● The Psychological Record ● Toxicologic Pathology ● Toxicology Letters ● Toxicology Reports ● Traffic Injury 

Prevention ● Work 

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Journal Articles

Abukabda AB, Bowdridge EC, McBride CR, Batchelor TP, Goldsmith WT, Garner KL, 

Friend S, Nurkiewicz TR [2019]. Maternal titanium dioxide nanomaterial inhalation 

exposure compromises placental hemodynamics. Toxicol Appl Pharmacol 367:51–61. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054789 

Akinbami LJ, Salo PM, Cloutier MM, Wilkerson JC, Elward KS, Mazurek JM, Williams S, 

Zeldin DC [2019]. Primary care clinician adherence with asthma guidelines: the National 

Asthma Survey of Physicians. J Asthma: Epub ahead of print, 2019 March. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054943 

Allison P, Mnatsakanova A, Fekedulegn DB, Violanti JM, Charles LE, Hartley TA, 

Andrew ME, Miller DB [2019]. Association of occupational stress with waking, diurnal, 

and bedtime cortisol response in police officers. Am J Hum Biol 31(6):e23296. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056685 | NORA: Public Safety

Allison P, Mnatsakanova A, McCanlies E, Fekedulegn D, Hartley TA, Andrew ME, 

Violanti JM [2019]. Police stress and depressive symptoms: role of coping and hardiness. 

Policing: Epub ahead of print, 2019 November. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058167 | NORA: Public Safety

Allison PJ, Jorgensen NW, Fekedulegn D, Landsbergis P, Andrew ME, Foy C, 

Hinckley Stukovsky K, Charles LE [2019]. Current work hours and coronary artery 

calcification (CAC): the Multi-Ethnic Study of Atherosclerosis (MESA). Am J Ind Med:

Epub ahead of print, 2019 December. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058109 

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Alterman T, Li J, Luckhaupt SE, Rosa R [2019]. QuickStats: percentage of adults aged >/= 

18 years who felt worried, nervous, or anxious daily or weekly, by age group and 

employment status—National Health Interview Survey, United States, 2017. MMWR 

68(16):378. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055788

Alterman T, Tsai R, Ju J, Kelly KM [2019]. Trust in the work environment and 

cardiovascular disease risk: findings from the Gallup-Sharecare Well-Being Index. Int J 

Environ Res Public Health 16(2):230. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054463

Anderson JL, Failla G, Finklea LR, Charp P, Ansari AJ [2019]. Radiation exposure of 

workers and volunteers in shelters and community reception centers in the aftermath of a 

nuclear detonation. Health Phys 116(5):619–624. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054661

Anderson SE, Weatherly L, Shane HL [2019]. Contribution of antimicrobials to the 

development of allergic disease. Curr Opin Immunol 60:91–95. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056209 | NORA: Healthcare and Social Assistance

Antonini JM, Kodali V, Meighan TG, Roach KA, Roberts JR, Salmen R, Boyce GR, 

Zeidler-Erdely PC, Kashon M, Erdely A, Shoeb M [2019]. Effect of age, high-fat diet, and 

rat strain on serum biomarkers and telomere length and global DNA methylation in 

peripheral blood mononuclear cells. Sci Rep 9:1996. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054851 | NORA: Construction

Applebaum KM, Asfaw A, O’Leary PK, Busey A, Tripodis Y, Boden LI [2019]. Suicide 

and drug-related mortality following occupational injury. Am J Ind Med 62(9):733–741. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056468

Aruna A, Mbala P, Minikulu L, Mukadi D, Bulemfu D, Edidi F, Bulabula J, Tshapenda G, 

Nsio J, Kitenge R, Mbuyi G, Mwanzembe C, Kombe J, Lubula L, Shako J, Mossoko M, 

Mulangu F, Mutombo A, Sana E, Tutu Y, Kabange L, Makengo J, Tshibinkufua F, AhukaMundeke S, Muyembe JJ, CDC Ebola Response [2019]. Ebola virus disease outbreak—

Democratic Republic of the Congo, August 2018–November 2019. MMWR 68(50):1162–

1165. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058128

Asfaw A, Rosa RR, Pana-Cryan R [2019]. QuickStats: percentage of currently employed 

adults who have paid sick leave, by Industry—National Health Interview Survey, 2009 

and 2018. MMWR 68(34):753. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057455
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Asfaw AG, Chang C-C [2019]. The association between job insecurity and engagement of 

employees at work. J Workplace Behav Health 34(2):96–110. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055915 

Azman A, Schall J [2019]. Best practices for annual hearing tests. Coal Age 124(9):32–33. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057974 | NORA: Mining

Bahrami D, Yuan L, Rowland JH, Zhou L, Thomas R [2019]. Evaluation of post-blast reentry times based on gas monitoring of return air. Min Metall Explor 36(3):513–521. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056090 | NORA: Mining

Barone TL, Hesse E, Seaman CE, Baran AJ, Beck TW, Harris ML, Jacques PA, Lee T, 

Mischler SE [2019]. Calibration of the cloud and aerosol spectrometer for coal dust 

composition and morphology. Adv Powder Tehnol 30(9):1805–1814. 

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Barrett C, Sarver E, Cauda E, Noll J, Vanderslice S, Volkwein J [2019]. Comparison of 

several DPM field monitors for use in underground mining applications. Aerosol Air 

Qual Res 19(11):2367–2380. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057769 | NORA: Mining

Baur X, Akdis CA, Budnik LT, Cruz MJ, Fischer A, Förster-Ruhrmann U, Göen T, 

Goksel O, Heutelbeck AR, Jones M, Lux H, Maestrelli P, Munoz X, Nemery B, 

Schlünssen V, Sigsgaard T, Traidl-Hoffmann C, Siegel P [2019]. Immunological methods 

for diagnosis and monitoring of IgE-mediated allergy caused by industrial sensitizing 

agents (IMExAllergy). Allergy 74(10):1885–1897. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055563 

Beaucham CC, Ceballos D, Mueller C, Page E, La Guardia MJ [2019]. Field evaluation of 

sequential hand wipes for flame retardant exposure in an electronics recycling facility. 

Chemosphere 219:472–481. 

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Beck TW, Seaman CE, Shahan MR, Mischler SE [2019]. Open-air sprays for capturing 

and controlling airborne float coal dust on longwall faces. Trans Soc Min Metall Explor 

344:74–80. 

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Belgrad J, Dutta DJ, Bromley-Collidge S, Kelly KA, Michalovicz LT, Sullivan KA, 

O’Callaghan JP, Fields RD [2019]. Oligodendrocyte involvement in Gulf War Illness. 

GLIA 67(11):2107–2124. 

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Bell JL, Collins JW, Chiou S [2019]. Effectiveness of a no-cost-to-workers, slip-resistant 

footwear program for reducing slipping-related injuries in food service workers: a cluster 

randomized trial. Scand J Work Environ Health 45(2):194–202. 

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Bellanca JL, Orr TJ, Helfrich WJ, Macdonald B, Navoyski J, Demich B [2019]. Developing 

a virtual reality environment for mining research. Min Metall Explor 36(4):597–606. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054470 | NORA: Mining

Bellanca JL, Swanson LR, Helton J, McNinch M [2019]. Mineworkers’ perceptions of 

mobile proximity detection systems. Min Metall Explor 36(4):647–655. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054472 | NORA: Mining

Benson SM, Maskrey JR, Nembhard MD, Unice KM, Shirley MA, Panko JM [2019]. 

Evaluation of personal exposure to surgical smoke generated from electrocautery 

instruments: a pilot study. Ann Work Expo Health 63(9):990–1003. 

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Bergman MS, Zhuang Z, Xu SS, Rengasamy S, Lawrence RB, Boutin B, Harris JR [2019]. 

Assessment of respirator fit capability test criteria for full-facepiece air-purifying 

respirators. J Occup Environ Hyg 16(7):489–497. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055921 | NORA: Healthcare and Social Assistance

Bernard TE, Yantek DS, Thimons ED [2019]. Estimation of metabolic heat input for 

refuge alternative thermal testing and simulation. Trans Soc Min Metall Explor 

344:152–156. 

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B’Hymer CB [2019]. A brief overview of HPLC-MS analysis of alkyl methylphosphonic 

acid degradation products of nerve agents. J Chromatogr Sci 57(7):606–617. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055687 | NORA: Manufacturing

Blanc PD, Annesi-Maesano I, Balmes JR, Cummings KJ, Fishwick D, Miedinger D, 

Murgia N, Naidoo RN, Reynolds CJ, Sigsgaard T, Torén K, Vinnikov D, Redlich CA 

[2019]. The occupational burden of nonmalignant respiratory diseases: an official 

American Thoracic Society and European Respiratory Society statement. Am J Respir 

Crit Care Med 199(11):1312–1334. 

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Blount BC, Karwowski MP, Morel-Espinosa M, Rees J, Sosnoff C, Cowan E, Gardner M, 

Wang L, Valentin-Blasini L, Silva L, De Jesús VR, Kuklenyik Z, Watson C, Seyler T, Xia B, 

Chambers D, Briss P, King BA, Delaney L, Jones CM, Baldwin GT, Barr JR, Thomas J, 

Pirkle JL [2019]. Evaluation of bronchoalveolar lavage fluid from patients in an outbreak 

of e-cigarette, or vaping, product use-associated lung injury—10 states, August–October 

2019. MMWR 68(45):1040–1041. 

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Blount BC, Karwowski MP, Shields PG, Morel-Espinosa M, Valentin-Blasini L, 

Gardner M, Braselton M, Brosius CR, Caron KT, Chambers D, Corstvet J, Cowan E, 

De Jesús VR, Espinosa P, Fernandez C, Holder C, Kuklenyik Z, Kusovschi JD, 

Newman C, Reis GB, Rees J, Reese C, Silva L, Seyler T, Song MA, Sosnoff C, Spitzer CR, 

Tevis D, Wang L, Watson C, Wewers MD, Xia B, Heitkemper DT, Ghinai I, Layden J, 

Briss P, King BA, Delaney LJ, Jones CM, Baldwin GT, Patel A, Meaney-Delman D, 

Rose D, Krishnasamy V, Barr JR, Thomas J, Pirkle JL, Lung Injury Response Laboratory 

Working Group [2019]. Vitamin E acetate in bronchoalveolar-lavage fluid associated 

with EVALI. N Engl J Med: Epub ahead of print, 2019 December. 

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Bonlokke JH, Bang B, Aasmoe L, Abdel Rahman AM, Syron LN, Andersson E, DahlmanHöglund A, Lopata AL, Jeebhay M [2019]. Exposures and health effects of bioaerosols in 

seafood processing workers—a position statement. J Agromed 24(4):441–448. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057270 | NORA: Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing

Borsh FB, Sleeth DK, Handy RG, Pahler LF, Andrews R, Ashley K [2019]. Evaluation of a 

25-mm disposable sampler relative to the inhalable aerosol convention. J Occup Environ 

Hyg 16(9):634–642. 

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Bowdridge EC, Abukabda AB, Engles KJ, McBride CR, Batchelor TP, Goldsmith WT, 

Garner KL, Friend S, Nurkiewicz TR [2019]. Maternal engineered nanomaterial 

inhalation during gestation disrupts vascular kisspeptin reactivity. Toxicol Sci 

169(2):524–533. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055104 

Braun BI, Tschurtz BA, Hafiz H, Novak DA, Montero MC, Alexander CM, Fauerbach LL, 

Gruden M, Isakari MT, Kuhar DT, Pompeii LA, Swift MD, Radonovich LJ [2019]. 

Opportunities to bridge gaps between respiratory protection guidance and practice in 

U.S. health care. Infect Control Hosp Epidemiol 40(4):476–481. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054926 | NORA: Healthcare and Social Assistance

Breloff SP, Dutta A, Dai F, Sinsel EW, Warren CM, Ning X, Wu JZ [2019]. Assessing 

work-related risk factors for musculoskeletal knee disorders in construction roofing tasks. 

Appl Ergon 81:102901. 

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Breloff SP, Sinsel EW, Dutta A, Carey RE, Warren CM, Dai F, Ning S, Wu JZ [2019]. Are 

knee savers and knee pads a viable intervention to reduce lower extremity 

musculoskeletal disorder risk in residential roofers? Int J Ind Ergon 74:102868. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057883 | NORA: Construction

Breloff SP, Wade C, Waddell DE [2019]. Lower extremity kinematics of cross-slope roof 

walking. Appl Ergon 75:134–142. 

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Brown KK, Norton AE, Neu DT, Shaw PB [2019]. Robotic direct reading device with 

spatial, temporal, and PID sensors for laboratory VOC exposure assessment. J Occup 

Environ Hyg 16(11):717–726. 

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Broyles G, Kardous CA, Shaw PB, Krieg EF [2019]. Noise exposures and perceptions of 

hearing conservation programs among wildland firefighters. J Occup Environ Hyg 

16(12):775–784. 

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Bugarski AD, Hummer JA, Vanderslice S, Barone T [2019]. Retrofitting and re-powering 

as a control strategies for curtailment of exposure of underground miners to diesel 

aerosols. Min Metall Explor: Epub ahead of print, 2019 October. 

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Caridi MN, Humann MJ, Liang X, Su FC, Stefaniak AB, LeBouf RF, Stanton ML, 

Virji MA, Henneberger PK [2019]. Occupation and task as risk factors for asthma-related 

outcomes among healthcare workers in New York City. Int J Hyg Environ Health 

222(2):211–220. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20053420 

Caruso CC, Baldwin CM, Berger A, Chasens ER, Edmonson JC, Holmes Gobel B, 

Landis CA, Patrician PA, Redeker NS, Scott LD, Todero C, Trinkoff A, Tucker S [2019]. 

Policy brief: nurse fatigue, sleep, and health, and ensuring patient and public safety. Nurs 

Outlook 67(5):615–619. 

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Caruso CC, Baldwin CM, Berger A, Chasens ER, Landis C, Redeker NS, Scott LD, 

Trinkoff A [2019]. Declaración de posición: reducir la fatiga asociada con la deficiencia de 

sueño y las horas de trabajo en enfermeras. Southwest J Pulm Crit Care 19:169–174. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058404 | NORA: Public Safety

Casey ML, Mazurek JM [2019]. Silicosis prevalence and incidence among Medicare 

beneficiaries. Am J Ind Med 62(3):183–191. 

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Chatham-Stephens K, Roguski K, Jang Y, Cho P, Jatlaoui TC, Kabbani S, Glidden E, 

Ussery EN, Trivers KF, Evans ME, King BA, Rose DA, Jones CM, Baldwin G, Delaney LJ, 

Briss P, Ritchey MD, Lung Injury Response Epidemiology/Surveillance Task Force, Lung 

Injury Response Clinical Task Force [2019]. Characteristics of hospitalized and 

nonhospitalized patients in a nationwide outbreak of e-cigarette, or vaping, product useassociated lung injury—United States, November 2019. MMWR 68(46):1076–1080. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057830 

Chiu SK, Hornsby-Myers JL, de Perio MA, Snawder JE, Wiegand DM, Trout D, Howard J 

[2019]. Health effects from unintentional occupational exposure to opioids among law 

enforcement officers: two case investigations. Am J Ind Med 62(5):439–447. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055680 | NORA: Services

Chow NA, Toda M, Pennington AF, Anassi E, Atmar RL, Cox-Ganser JM, Da Silva J, 

Garcia B, Kontoyiannis DP, Ostrosky-Zeichner L, Leining LM, McCarty J, Al Mohajer M, 

Patel Murthy B, Park J-H, Schulte J, Shuford JA, Skrobarcek KA, Solomon S, Strysko J, 

Chiller TM, Jackson BR, Chew GL, Beer KD [2019]. Hurricane-associated mold 

exposures among patients at risk for invasive mold infections after Hurricane 

Harvey—Houston, Texas, 2017. MMWR 68(21):469–473. 

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Coggon D, Ntani G, Palmer KT, Felli VE, Harari F, Quintana LA, Felknor SA, Rojas M, 

Cattrell A, Vargas-Prada S, Bonzini M, Solidaki E, Merisalu E, Habib RR, Sadeghian F, 

Kadir MM, Warnakulasuriya SSP, Matsudaira K, Nyantumbu-Mkhize B, Kelsall HL, 

Harcombe H [2019]. Drivers of international variation in prevalence of disabling low 

back pain: findings from the Cultural and Psychosocial Influences on Disability study. 

Eur J Pain 23(1):35–45. 

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Colinet JF, Cecala AB, Patts JR [2019]. Dust suppression hopper reduces dust liberation 

during bulk loading: two case studies. Trans Soc Min Metall Explor 344:164–169. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055446 | NORA: Mining

Cote A, Wallace RM, Jackson DA, Said MA, Musgrave K, Tran CH, Van Houten C, 

Harrist A, Buttke D, Busacker A, Pickens V, Guagliardo SAJ [2019]. Evaluating the public 

health response to a mass bat exposure—Wyoming, 2017. Zoonoses Public Health 

66(5):504–511. 

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Couch JR, Burton NC, Victory KR, Green BJ, Lemons AR, Nayak AP, Beezhold DH 

[2019]. Endotoxin exposures during harvesting and processing cannabis at an outdoor 

cannabis farm. Aerobiologia 35(2):367–371. 

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Couch JR, Grimes GR, Wiegand DM, Green BJ, Glassford EK, Zwack LM, Lemons AR, 

Jackson SR, Beezhold DH [2019]. Potential occupational and respiratory hazards in a 

Minnesota cannabis cultivation and processing facility. Am J Ind Med 62(10):874–882. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056639 | NORA: Healthcare and Social Assistance

Cox J, Mbareche H, Lindsley WG, Duchaine C [2019]. Field sampling of indoor 

bioaerosols. Aerosol Sci Tech: Epub ahead of print, 2019 November. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057959 | NORA: Healthcare and Social Assistance

Croston TL, Lemons AR, Barnes MA, Goldsmith WT, Orandle MS, Nayak AP, 

Germolec DR, Green BJ, Beezhold DH [2019]. Inhalation of Stachybotrys chartarum

fragments induces pulmonary arterial remodeling. Am J Respir Cell Mol Biol: Epub 

ahead of print, 2019 October. 

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Cummings KJ, Stanton ML, Nett RJ, Segal LN, Kreiss K, Abraham JL, Colby TV, 

Franko AD, Green FHY, Sanyal S, Tallaksen RJ, Wendland D, Bachelder VD, 

Boylstein RJ, Park J-H, Cox-Ganser JM, Virji MA, Crawford JA, Green BJ, LeBouf RF, 

Blaser MJ, Weissman DN [2019]. Severe lung disease characterized by lymphocytic 

bronchiolitis, alveolar ductitis, and emphysema (BADE) in industrial machinemanufacturing workers. Am J Ind Med 62(11):927–937. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056995 

Dahm MM, Bertke S, Schubauer-Berigan MK [2019]. Predicting occupational exposures 

to carbon nanotubes and nanofibers based on workplace determinants modeling. Ann 

Work Expo Health 63(2):158–172. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054596 

Dahm MM, Evans DE, Bertke S, Grinshpun SA [2019]. Evaluation of total and inhalable 

samplers for the collection of carbon nanotube and carbon nanofiber aerosols. Aerosol 

Sci Tech 53(8):958–970. 

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Davis SK, Calamia PT, Murphy WJ, Smalt CJ [2019]. In-ear and on-body measurements 

of impulse-noise exposure. Int J Audiol 58(Suppl 1):S49–S57. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054278 

de Perio MA, Materna BL, Sondermeyer Cooksey GL, Vugia DJ, Su CP, Luckhaupt SE, 

McNary J, Wilken JA [2019]. Occupational coccidioidomycosis surveillance and recent 

outbreaks in California. Med Mycol 57(Suppl 1):S41–S45. 

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de Perio MA, Victory KR, Groenewold MR [2019]. Needlestick injuries and other body 

substance exposures among police officers in a city police department. Am J Infect 

Control 47(3):294–297. 

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Deiters KK, Flamme GA, Tasko SM, Murphy WJ, Greene NT, Jones HG, Ahroon WA 

[2019]. Generalizability of clinically measured acoustic reflexes to brief sounds. J Acoust 

Soc Am 146(5):3993–4006. 

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Deziel NC, Beane Freeman LE, Hoppin JA, Thomas K, Lerro CC, Jones RR, Hines CJ, 

Blair A, Graubard BI, Lubin JH, Sandler DP, Chen H, Andreotti G, Alavanja MC, 

Friesen MC [2019]. An algorithm for quantitatively estimating non-occupational 

pesticide exposure intensity for spouses in the Agricultural Health Study. J Expo Sci 

Environ Epidemiol 29(3):344–357. 

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Dodd KE, Mazurek JM [2019]. Asthma self-management education in persons with 

work-related asthma—United States, 2012–2014. J Asthma: Epub ahead of print, 2019 

April. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055613 

Dodd KE, Mazurek JM [2019]. Prevalence of COPD among workers with work-related 

asthma. J Asthma: Epub ahead of print, 2019 July. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056658 

Doney B, Kurth L, Halldin C, Hale J, Frenk SM [2019]. Occupational exposure and 

airflow obstruction and self-reported COPD among ever-employed U.S. adults using a 

COPD-job exposure matrix. Am J Ind Med 62(5):393–403. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054787 

Doney BC, Blackley D, Hale JM, Halldin C, Kurth L, Syamlal G, Laney AS [2019]. 

Respirable coal mine dust in underground mines, United States, 1982–2017. Am J Ind 

Med 62(6):478–485. 

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Dong J, Ma Q [2019]. Integration of inflammation, fibrosis, and cancer induced by 

carbon nanotubes. Nanotoxicology 13(9):1244–1274. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057426 | NORA: Manufacturing

Dong J, Ma Q [2019]. In vivo activation and pro-fibrotic function of NF-kB in fibroblastic 

cells during pulmonary inflammation and fibrosis induced by carbon nanotubes. 

Front Pharmacol 10:1140. 

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Downes A, Novicki E, Howard J [2019]. Using the contribution analysis approach to 

evaluate science impact: a case study of the National Institute for Occupational Safety and 

Health. Am J Eval 40(2):177–189. 

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Dubaniewicz MT, Rottach DR, Yorio PL [2019]. Quality assurance sampling plans in U.S. 

stockpiles for personal protective equipment: a computer simulation to examine 

degradation rates. Health Secur 17(4):324–333. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057083 

Dumas O, Varraso R, Boggs KM, Quinot C, Zock J-P, Henneberger PK, Speizer FE, 

Le Moual N, Camargo CA Jr. [2019]. Association of occupational exposure to 

disinfectants with incidence of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease among U.S. female 

nurses. JAMA Netw Open 2(10):e1913563. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057604 

Egan KB, Tsai RJ, Chuke SO [2019]. Integrating childhood and adult blood lead 

surveillance to improve identification and intervention efforts. J Public Health Manag 

Pract 25(Suppl 1):S98–S104. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054780 

Eggerth DE, Ortiz B, Keller BM, Flynn MA [2019]. Work experiences of Latino building 

cleaners: an exploratory study. Am J Ind Med 62(7):600–608. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055891 

Eiter BM, Hrica J, Willmer DR [2019]. Imminent danger: characterizing uncertainty in 

critically hazardous mining situations. Trans Soc Min Metall Explor 344:170–175. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055447 | NORA: Mining

Esterhuizen GS, Gearhart DF, Klemetti T, Dougherty H, Van Dyke M [2019]. Analysis of 

gateroad stability at two longwall mines based on field monitoring results and numerical 

model analysis. Int J Min Sci Technol 29(1):35–43. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054056 | NORA: Mining

Esterhuizen GS, Tyrna PL, Murphy MM [2019]. A case study of the collapse of slender 

pillars affected by through-going discontinuities at a limestone mine in Pennsylvania. 

Rock Mech Rock Eng 52(12):4941–4952. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057695 

Estill CF, Slone J, Mayer AC, Phillips K, Lu J, Chen IC, Christianson A, Streicher R, 

La Guardia MJ, Jayatilaka N, Ospina M, Calafat AM [2019]. Assessment of spray 

polyurethane foam worker exposure to organophosphate flame retardants through 

measures in air, hand wipes, and urine. J Occup Environ Hyg 16(7):477–488. 

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Falcone LM, Zeidler-Erdely PC [2019]. Skin cancer and welding. Clin Exp Dermatol 

44(2):130–134. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20053236 | NORA: Manufacturing

Farcas D, Blachere FM, Kashon ML, Sbarra D, Schwegler-Berry D, Stull JO, Noti JD 

[2019]. Survival of Staphylococcus aureus on the outer shell of fire fighter turnout gear 

after sanitation in a commercial washer/extractor. J Occup Med Toxicol 14:10. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055238 | NORA: Public Safety

Farcas MT, Stefaniak AB, Knepp AK, Bowers L, Mandler WK, Kashon M, Jackson SR, 

Stueckle TA, Sisler JD, Friend SA, Qi C, Hammond DR, Thomas TA, Matheson J, 

Castranova V, Qian Y [2019]. Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) and polycarbonate 

(PC) filaments three-dimensional (3-D) printer emissions-induced cell toxicity. Toxicol 

Lett 317:1–12. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057397 | NORA: Manufacturing

Fekedulegn D, Alterman T, Charles LE, Kershaw KN, Safford MM, Howard VJ, 

MacDonald LA [2019]. Prevalence of workplace discrimination and mistreatment in a 

national sample of older U.S. workers: the REGARDS cohort study. SSM Popul Health 

8:100444. 

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Fennelly KP, Acuna-Villaorduna C, Jones-Lopez E, Lindsley WG, Milton D [2019]. 

Microbial aerosols: new diagnostic specimens for pulmonary infections. Chest: Epub 

ahead of print, 2019 October. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057853 | NORA: Healthcare and Social Assistance

Fent KW, Mayer A, Bertke S, Kerber S, Smith D, Horn GP [2019]. Understanding 

airborne contaminants produced by different fuel packages during training fires. J Occup 

Environ Hyg 16(8):532–543. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056247 

Fent KW, Toennis C, Sammons D, Robertson S, Bertke S, Calafat AM, Pleil JD, 

Wallace MAG, Kerber S, Smith D, Horn GP [2019]. Firefighters’ absorption of PAHs and 

VOCs during controlled residential fires by job assignment and fire attack tactic. J Expo 

Sci Environ Epidemiol: Epub ahead of print, 2019 June. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056341 | NORA: Public Safety

Fent KW, Toennis C, Sammons D, Robertson S, Bertke S, Calafat AM, Pleil JD, 

Wallace MAG, Kerber S, Smith DL, Horn GP [2019]. Firefighters’ and instructors’ 

absorption of PAHs and benzene during training exercises. Int J Hyg Environ Health 

222(7):991–1000. 

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Ferguson SA, Merryweather A, Thiese MS, Hegmann KT, Lu M-L, Kapellusch JM, 

Marras WS [2019]. Prevalence of low back pain, seeking medical care, and lost time due 

to low back pain among manual material handling workers in the United States. BMC 

Musculoskelet Disord 20:243. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055958 | NORA: Manufacturing

Flamme GA, Murphy WJ [2019]. Auditory risk of exposure to ballistic N-waves from 

bullets. Int J Audiol 58(Suppl 1):S58–S64. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054666 

Foreman AM, Allison P, Poland M, Meade BJ, Wirth O [2019]. Employee attitudes about 

the impact of visitation dogs on a college campus. Anthrozoos 32(1):35–50. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054540 | NORA: Services

Foreman AM, Hayashi Y, Friedel JE, Wirth O [2019]. Social distance and texting while 

driving: a behavioral economic analysis of social discounting. Traffic Inj Prev 

20(7):702–707. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056890 

Fox RR, Lu M-L, Occhipinti E, Jaeger M [2019]. Understanding outcome metrics of the 

revised NIOSH lifting equation. Appl Ergon 81:102897. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056733 

Friedel JE, DeHart WB, Foreman AM, Andrew ME [2019]. A Monte Carlo method for 

comparing generalized estimating equations to conventional statistical techniques for 

discounting data. J Exp Anal Behav 111(2):207–224. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054551 | NORA: Wholesale and Retail Trade

Fuente A, Hickson L, Morata TC, Williams W, Khan A, Fuentes-Lopez E [2019]. Jet fuel 

exposure and auditory outcomes in Australian air force personnel. BMC Public Health 

19:675. 

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Fujishiro K, MacDonald LA, Crowe M, McClure LA, Howard VJ, Wadley VG [2019]. The 

role of occupation in explaining cognitive functioning in later life: education and 

occupational complexity in a U.S. national sample of black and white men and women. 

J Geront, Ser B Psychol Sci Soc Sci 74(7):1189–1199. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20050488 

Fujishiro K, MacDonald LA, Howard VJ [2019]. Job complexity and hazardous working 

conditions: how do they explain educational gradient in mortality? J Occup Health 

Psychol: Epub ahead of print, 2019 September. 

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Gaillard S, Sarver E, Cauda E [2019]. Impact of aging on the performance of impactor 

and sharp-cut cyclone size selectors for DPM sampling. Trans Soc Min Metall Explor 

344:157–163. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055444

Gaillard S, Sarver E, Cauda E [2019]. A field study on the possible attachment of DPM 

and respirable dust in mining environments. J Sustain Mining 18(2):100–108. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055576 | NORA: Mining

Gangrade V, Schatzel SJ, Harteis SP [2019]. A field study of longwall mine ventilation 

using tracer gas in a trona mine. Min Metall Explor 36(6):1201–1211. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056741 | NORA: Mining / Oil and Gas Extraction

Gangrade V, Schatzel SJ, Harteis SP, Addis JD [2019]. Investigating the impact of caving 

on longwall mine ventilation using scaled physical modeling. Min Metall Explor 

36(4):729–740. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055593 | NORA: Mining / Oil and Gas Extraction

Gartner J, Rosa RR, Roach G, Kubo T, Takahashi M [2019]. Working Time Society 

consensus statements: regulatory approaches to reduce risks associated with shift 

work—a global comparison. Ind Health 57(2):245–263. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054668

Geer Wallace MA, Pleil JD, Oliver KD, Whitaker DA, Mentese S, Fent KW, Horn GP 

[2019]. Non-targeted GC/MS analysis of exhaled breath samples: exploring human 

biomarkers of exogenous exposure and endogenous response from professional 

firefighting activity. J Toxicol Environ Health, A 81(4):244–260. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055247 | NORA: Public Safety

Geer Wallace MA, Pleil JD, Oliver KD, Whitaker DA, Mentese S, Fent KW, Horn GP 

[2019]. Targeted GC-MS analysis of firefighters’ exhaled breath: exploring biomarker 

response at the individual level. J Occup Environ Hyg 16(5):355–366. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055284 | NORA: Public Safety

Gerhart HD, Seo Y, Kim J-H, Followay B, Vaughan J, Quinn T, Gunstad J, Glickman EL 

[2019]. Investigating effects of cold water hand immersion on selective attention in 

normobaric hypoxia. Int J Environ Res Public Health 16(16):2859. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056983

Gerhart HD, Seo Y, Vaughan J, Followay B, Barkley JE, Quinn T, Kim J-H, Glickman EL 

[2019]. Cold-induced vasodilation responses before and after exercise in normobaric 

normoxia and hypoxia. Eur J Appl Physiol 119(7):1547–1556. 

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Goodier MC, Zang LY, Siegel PD, Warshaw EM [2019]. Isothiazolinone content of U.S.

consumer adhesives: ultrahigh-performance liquid chromatographic mass spectrometry 

analysis. Dermatitis 30(2):129–134. 

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Greene RL, Hu YH, Difranco N, Wang X, Lu M-L, Bao S, Lin J-H, Radwin RG [2019]. 

Predicting sagittal plane lifting postures from image bounding box dimensions. Hum 

Factors 61(1):64–77. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20052447 

Grimes R, Beaucham C, Ramsey J [2019]. Notes from the field: lead and cadmium 

exposure in electronic recyclers—two states, 2015 and 2017. MMWR 68(7):181–182. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054790 | NORA: Services

Groenewold M, Brown L, Smith E, Sweeney MH, Pana-Cryan R, Schnorr T [2019]. 

Burden of occupational morbidity from selected causes in the United States overall and 

by NORA industry sector, 2012: a conservative estimate. Am J Ind Med 

62(12):1117–1134. 

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Groenewold MR, Burrer SL, Ahmed F, Uzicanin A, Luckhaupt SE [2019]. Health-related 

workplace absenteeism among full-time workers—United States, 2017–18 influenza 

season. MMWR 68(26):577–582. 

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Gu JK, Charles LE, Millen AE, Violanti JM, Ma CC, Jenkins E, Andrew ME [2019]. 

Associations between adiposity measures and 25-hydroxyvitamin D among police 

officers. Am J Hum Biol 31(5):e23274. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057355 | NORA: Public Safety

Guagliardo SAJ, Iverson SA, Reynolds L, Yaglom H, Venkat H, Galloway R, Levy C, 

Reindel A, Sylvester T, Kretschmer M, LaFerla Jenni M, Woodward P, Beatty N, Artus A, 

Klein R, Sunenshine R, Schafer IJ [2019]. Despite high-risk exposures, no evidence of 

zoonotic transmission during a canine outbreak of leptospirosis. Zoonoses Public Health 

66(2):223–231. 

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Guerin RJ, Okun AH, Barile JP, Emshoff JG, Ediger MD, Baker DS [2019]. Preparing 

teens to stay safe and healthy on the job: a multilevel evaluation of the talking safety 

curriculum for middle schools and high schools. Prev Sci 20(4):510–520. 

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Guerin RJ, Toland MD, Okun AH, Rojas-Guyler L, Baker DS, Bernard AL [2019]. Using a 

modified theory of planned behavior to examine teachers’ intention to implement a work 

safety and health curriculum. J Sch Health 89(7):549–559. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056074 

Guo NL, Poh TY, Pirela S, Farcas MT, Chotirmall SH, Tham WK, Adav SS, Ye Q, Wei Y, 

Shen S, Christiani DC, Ng KW, Thomas T, Qian Y, Demokritou P [2019]. Integrated 

transcriptomics, metabolomics, and lipidomics profiling in rat lung, blood, and serum for 

assessment of laser printer-emitted nanoparticle inhalation exposure-induced disease 

risks. Int J Mol Sci 20(24):6348. 

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Haas EJ [2019]. The role of supervisory support on workers’ health and safety 

performance. Health Commun 35(3):364–374. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054378 | NORA: Mining

Haas EJ [2019]. Using self-determination theory to identify organizational interventions 

to support coal mineworkers’ dust-reducing practices. Int J Min Sci Technol 

29(3):371–378. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055067 | NORA: Mining

Haas EJ, Cecala AB, Colinet JF [2019]. Comparing the implementation of two dust 

control technologies from a sociotechnical systems perspective. Min Metall Explor 

36(4):709–727. 

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Haas EJ, Eiter B, Hoebbel C, Ryan ME [2019]. The impact of job, site, and industry 

experience on worker health and safety. Safety 5(1):16. 

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Haas EJ, Yorio PL [2019]. The role of risk avoidance and locus of control in workers’ near 

miss experiences: implications for improving safety management systems. J Loss Prev 

Process Ind 59:91–99. 

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Hall NB, Blackley DJ, Halldin CN, Laney AS [2019]. Continued increase in prevalence of 

r-type opacities among underground coal miners in the USA. Occup Environ Med 

76(7):479–481. 

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Hall NB, Blackley DJ, Halldin CN, Laney AS [2019]. Current review of pneumoconiosis 

among U.S. coal miners. Curr Environ Health Rep 6(3):137–147. 

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Halldin CN, Blackley DJ, Markle T, Cohen RA, Laney AS [2019]. Patterns of progressive 

massive fibrosis on modern coal miner chest radiographs. Arch Environ Occup Health:

Epub ahead of print, 2019 May. 

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Halldin CN, Hale J, Weissman D, Attfield M, Parker JE, Petsonk E, Cohen R, Markle T, 

Blackley D, Wolfe A, Tallaksen R, Laney AS [2019]. The National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health B Reader Certification Program—an update report 

(1987–2018) and future directions. J Occup Environ Med 61(12):1045–1051. 

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Ham JE, Siegel PD, Maibach H [2019]. Undeclared formaldehyde levels in patient 

consumer products: formaldehyde test kit utility. Cutan Ocul Toxicol 38(2):112–117. 

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Hard DL, Marsh SM, Merinar TR, Bowyer ME, Miles ST, Loflin ME, Moore PH [2019]. 

Summary of recommendations from the National Institute for Occupational Safety and 

Health Fire Fighter Fatality Investigation and Prevention Program, 2006–2014. J Saf Res 

68:21–25. 

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Harris ML, Sapko MJ [2019]. Floor dust erosion during early stages of coal dust explosion 

development. Int J Min Sci Technol 29(6):825–830. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057399 | NORA: Mining

Hartley D, Ridenour M, Wassell JT [2019]. Workplace violence prevention for nurses. 

Am J Nurs 119(9):19–20. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057172 | NORA: Healthcare and Social Assistance

Hathaway QA, Durr AJ, Shepherd DL, Pinti MV, Brandebura AN, Nichols CE, 

Kunovac A, Goldsmith WT, Friend SA, Abukabda AB, Fink GK, Nurkiewicz TR, 

Hollander JM [2019]. miRNA-378a as a key regulator of cardiovascular health following 

engineered nanomaterial inhalation exposure. Nanotoxicology 76(6):398–406. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054699 | NORA: Manufacturing

Hawley B, Gibbs JL, Cummings K, Stefaniak AB, Park JY, Stanton M, Virji MA [2019]. 

A field evaluation of a single sampler for respirable and inhalable indium and dust 

measurements at an indium-tin oxide manufacturing facility. J Occup Environ Hyg 

16(1):66–77. 

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Hawley Blackley B, Cummings KJ, Stanton M, Stefaniak AB, Gibbs JL, Park JY, 

Harvey RR, Virji MA [2019]. Work tasks as determinants of respirable and inhalable 

indium exposure among workers at an indium-tin oxide production and reclamation 

facility. Ann Work Expo Health: Epub ahead of print, 2019 December. 

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Hayashi Y, Foreman AM, Friedel JE, Wirth O [2019]. Threat appeals reduce impulsive 

decision making associated with texting while driving: a behavioral economic approach. 

PLoS One 14(3):e0213453. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055102

Hayashi Y, Friedel JE, Foreman AM, Wirth O [2019]. A behavioral economic analysis of 

demand for texting while driving. Psychol Rec 69(2):225–237. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055389

Heberger JR [2019]. Demonstrating the financial impact of mining injuries with the 

“Safety Pays in Mining” web application. Trans Soc Min Metall Explor 344:203–209. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055455 | NORA: Mining

Henn SA, Butler C, Li J, Sussell A, Hale C, Broyles G, Reinhardt T [2019]. Carbon 

monoxide exposures among U.S. wildland firefighters by work, fire, and environmental 

characteristics and conditions. J Occup Environ Hyg 16(12):793–803. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057793 | NORA: Public Safety / Manufacturing

Henneberger PK, Patel JR, de Groene GJ, Beach J, Tarlo SM, Pal TM, Curti S [2019]. 

Workplace interventions for treatment of occupational asthma. Cochrane Database Syst 

Rev 10(10):CD006308. 

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Hindman B, Ma Q [2019]. Carbon nanotubes and crystalline silica stimulate robust ROS 

production, inflammasome activation, and IL-1ß secretion in macrophages to induce 

myofibroblast transformation. Arch Toxicol 93(4):887–907. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055196 | NORA: Manufacturing

Hines CJ, Lentz TJ, McKernan L, Rane P, Whittaker C [2019]. Application of the draft 

NIOSH occupational exposure banding process to bisphenol A: a case study. J Occup 

Environ Hyg 16(2):120–128. 

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Hodson L, Eastlake A, Herbers R [2019]. An evaluation of engineered nanomaterial safety 

data sheets for safety and health information post implementation of the revised hazard 

communication standard. J Chem Health Saf 26(2):12–18. 

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Hoffman HJ, Dobie RA, Losonczy KG, Themann CL, Flamme GA [2019]. Kids nowadays 

hear better than we did: declining prevalence of hearing loss in U.S. youth, 1966–2010. 

Laryngoscope 129(8):1922–1939. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20053320 

Holst MM, Wirth MD, Mnatsakanova A, Burch JB, Charles LE, Tinney-Zara C, 

Fekedulegn D, Andrew ME, Hartley TA, Violanti JM [2019]. Shiftwork and biomarkers of 

subclinical cardiovascular disease: the BCOPS Study. J Occup Environ Med 

61(5):391–396. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054474 | NORA: Public Safety

Horn GP, Stewart JW, Kesler RM, DeBlois JP, Kerber S, Fent KW, Scott WS, Fernhall B, 

Smith DL [2019]. Firefighter and fire instructor’s physiological responses and safety in 

various training fire environments. Saf Sci 116:287–294. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055381 

Hosokawa Y, Casa DJ, Trtanj JM, Belval LN, Deuster PA, Giltz SM, Grundstein AJ, 

Hawkins MD, Huggins RA, Jacklitsch B, Jardine JF, Jones H, Kazman JB, Reynolds ME, 

Stearns RL, Vanos JK, Williams AL, Williams WJ [2019]. Activity modification in heat: 

critical assessment of guidelines across athletic, occupational, and military settings in the 

USA. Int J Biometeorol 63(3):405–427. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054785 | NORA: Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing / Construction / Public Safety

Howards PP, Terrell ML, Jacobson MH, Taylor KC, Kesner JS, Meadows JW, Spencer JB, 

Manatunga AK, Marcus M [2019]. Polybrominated biphenyl exposure and menstrual 

cycle function. Epidemiology 30(5):687–694. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056340 

Hubbs AF, Kreiss K, Cummings KJ, Fluharty KL, O’Connell R, Cole A, Dodd TM, 

Clingerman SM, Flesher JR, Lee R, Pagel S, Battelli LA, Cumpston A, Jackson M, 

Kashon M, Orandle MS, Fedan JS, Sriram K [2019]. Flavorings-related lung disease: a 

brief review and new mechanistic data. Toxicol Pathol 47(8):1021–1026. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057773 | NORA: Manufacturing

IARC Monographs Priorities Group, Marques MM, Berrington de Gonzalez A, 

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Belpoggi F, Comba P, Dai M, Daniels RD, Ferreccio C, Grigoriev OA, Hong YC, 

Hoover RN, Kanno J, Kogevinas M, Lasfargues G, Malekzadeh R, Masten S, Newton R, 

Norat T, Pappas JJ, Queiroz Moreira C, Rodríguez T, Rodríguez-Guzmán J, Sewram V, 

Zeise L, Benbrahim-Tallaa L, Bouvard V, Cree IA, El Ghissassi F, Girschik J, Grosse Y, 

Hall AL, Turner MC, Straif K, Korenjak M, McCormack V, Müller K, Schüz J, Zavadil J, 

Schubauer-Berigan MK, Guyton KZ [2019]. Advisory Group recommendations on 

priorities for the IARC Monographs. Lancet Oncol 20(6):763–764. 

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Iavicoli I, Leso V, Piacci M, Cioffi DL, Guseva Canu I, Schulte PA [2019]. An exploratory 

assessment of applying risk management practices to engineered nanomaterials. Int J 

Environ Res Public Health 16(18):E3290. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057298

Irvin-Barnwell EA, Cruz M, Maniglier-Poulet C, Cabrera J, Rivera Diaz J, De La Cruz 

Perez R, Forrester C, Shumate A, Mutter J, Graziano L, Rivera Gonzalez L, Malilay J, 

Raheem M [2019]. Evaluating disaster damages and operational status of health-care 

facilities during the emergency response phase of Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico. 

Disaster Med Public Health Prep: Epub ahead of print, 2019 October. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057782

Jacklitsch BL, King KA, Vidourek RA, Merianos AL [2019]. Heat-related knowledge, 

perceptions, and barriers among oil spill cleanup responders. Saf Sci 120:666–671. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056825 | NORA: Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing / Construction

Jacksha R, Sunderman C [2019]. Data transport over leaky feeder systems using internetprotocol-enabled land mobile radios. Trans Soc Min Metall Explor 344:210–213. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055456

Jacksha R, Zhou C, Sunderman C [2019]. Measurement of the influence of antennas on 

radio signal propagation in underground mines and tunnels. Prog Electromagn Res C 

94:1–12. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057389 | NORA: Mining

Jaderson M, Park J-H [2019]. Evaluation of matrix effects in quantifying microbial 

secondary metabolites in indoor dust using ultraperformance liquid chromatographtandem mass spectrometer. Saf Health Work 10(2):196–204. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054313 | NORA: Healthcare and Social Assistance / Services

Jatlaoui TC, Wiltz JL, Kabbani S, Siegel DA, Koppaka R, Montandon M, 

Hocevar Adkins S, Weissman DN, Koumans EH, O’Hegarty M, O’Sullivan MC, 

Ritchey MD, Chatham-Stephens K, Kiernan EA, Layer M, Reagan-Steiner S, Legha JK, 

Shealy K, King BA, Jones CM, Baldwin GT, Rose DA, Delaney LJ, Briss P, Evans ME, 

Lung Injury Response Clinical Working Group [2019]. Update: interim guidance for 

health care providers for managing patients with suspected e-cigarette, or vaping, product 

use-associated lung injury—United States, November 2019. MMWR 68(46):1081–1086. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057840

Jenkins EN, Allison P, Innes K, Violanti JM, Andrew ME [2019]. Depressive symptoms 

among police officers: associations with personality and psychosocial factors. J Police 

Crim Psychol 34(1):67–77. 

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Jessu KV, Kostecki TR, Spearing AJS, Esterhuizen GS [2019]. Effect of discontinuity dip 

direction on hard rock pillar strength. Trans Soc Min Metall Explor 344:25–30. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055462 | NORA: Mining

Johnson CY, Rocheleau CM, Grajewski B, Howards PP [2019]. Structure and control of 

healthy worker effects in studies of pregnancy outcomes. Am J Epidemiol 

188(3):562–569. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054194

Johnson CY, Tanz LJ, Lawson CC, Howards PP, Bertone-Johnson ER, Eliassen AH, 

Schernhammer ES, Rich-Edwards JW [2019]. Anti-Müllerian hormone levels in nurses 

working night shifts. Arch Environ Occup Health: Epub ahead of print, 2019 April. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055467

Johnson MB, Kingston R, Utell MJ, Wells JR, Singal M, Troy WR, Horenziak S, Dalton P, 

Ahmed FK, Herz RS, Osimitz TG, Prawer S, Yin S [2019]. Exploring the science, safety, 

and benefits of air care products: perspectives from the inaugural air care summit. Inhal 

Toxicol 31(1):12–24. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055685 | NORA: Healthcare and Social Assistance / Services

Kahn SA, Leonard C, Siordia C [2019]. Firefighter fatalities: crude mortality rates and risk 

factors for line of duty injury and death. J Burn Care Res 40(2):196–201. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20052274 | NORA: Public Safety

Kahveci Z, Kilinc-Balci S, Yorio PL [2019]. Critical investigation of glove-gown interface 

barrier performance in simulated surgical settings. J Occup Environ Hyg 16(7):498–506. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055597 | NORA: Healthcare and Social Assistance / Public Safety

Kang S, Liang H, Qian Y, Qi C [2019]. The composition of emissions from sawing 

Corian®, a solid surface composite material. Ann Work Expo Health 63(4):480–483. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055032 | NORA: Construction / Manufacturing

Kassem AM, Witte TK, Nett RJ, Carter KK [2019]. Characteristics associated with 

negative attitudes toward mental illness among U.S. veterinarians. J Am Vet Med Assoc 

254(8):979–985. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055324

Kennedy A, Brame J, Rycroft T, Wood M, Zemba V, Weiss C Jr., Hull M, Hill C, 

Geraci C, Linkov I [2019]. A definition and categorization system for advanced materials: 

the foundation for risk-informed environmental health and safety testing. Risk Anal 

39(8):1783–1795. 

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Kerber S, Regan JW, Horn GP, Fent KW, Smith DL [2019]. Effect of firefighting 

intervention on occupant tenability during a residential fire. Fire Technol 

55(6):2289–2316. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055941

Khaliullin TO, Kisin ER, Yanamala N, Guppi S, Harper M, Lee T, Shvedova AA [2019]. 

Comparative cytotoxicity of respirable surface-treated/untreated calcium carbonate rock 

dust particles in vitro. Toxicol Appl Pharmacol 362:67–76. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20053634 | NORA: Mining

Kim BH, Larson MK [2019]. Development of a fault-rupture environment in 3D: a 

numerical tool for examining the mechanical impact of a fault on underground 

excavations. Int J Min Sci Technol 29(1):105–111. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054014 | NORA: Mining

Kim J-H, Seo Y, Quinn T, Yorio P, Roberge R [2019]. Intersegmental differences in facial 

warmth sensitivity during rest, passive heat and exercise. Int J Hyperthermia 36:654–659. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056670

Kiratipaiboon C, Stueckle TA, Ghosh R, Rojanasakul LW, Chen YC, Dinu CZ, 

Rojanasakul Y [2019]. Acquisition of cancer stem cell-like properties in human small 

airway epithelial cells after a long-term exposure to carbon nanomaterials. Environ Sci 

Nano 6(7):2152–2170. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056637 | NORA: Manufacturing

Klepaker G, Svendsen MV, Hertel JK, Holla OL, Henneberger PK, Kongerud J, Fell AKM 

[2019]. Influence of obesity on work ability, respiratory symptoms, and lung function in 

adults with asthma. Respiration 98(6):473–481. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057175

Kornberg TG, Stueckle TA, Coyle J, Derk R, Demokritou P, Rojanasakul Y, Rojanasakul 

LW [2019]. Iron oxide nanoparticle-induced neoplastic-like cell transformation in vitro is 

reduced with a protective amorphous silica coating. Chem Res Toxicol 32(12):382–2397. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057888 | NORA: Manufacturing

Krajnak K, Waugh S, Sarkisian K [2019]. Can blood flow be used to monitor changes in 

peripheral vascular function that occur in response to segmental vibration exposure?

J Occup Environ Med 61(2):162–167. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054564 | NORA: Manufacturing / Wholesale and Retail Trade

Krajnak K, Waugh S, Stefaniak AB, Schwegler-Berry D, Roach KA, Barger M, Roberts JR 

[2019]. Exposure to graphene nanoparticles induces changes in measures of 

vascular/renal function in a load and form-dependent manner in mice. J Toxicol Environ 

Health, A 82(12):711–726. 

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Krieg EF Jr. [2019]. The relationships between blood lead levels and serum thyroid 

stimulating hormone and total thyroxine in the third National Health and Nutrition 

Examination Survey. J Trace Elem Med Biol 51:130–137.

NIOSHTIC-2: 20053482

Ku BK, Birch ME [2019]. Aerosolization and characterization of carbon nanotube and 

nanofiber materials: relationship between aerosol properties and bulk density. J Aerosol 

Sci 127:38–48. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20053612

Ku BK, Deye G [2019]. Collection efficiency of airborne fibers on nylon mesh screens 

with different pore sizes and configurations. Aerosol Sci Tech 53(10):1217–1227. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057143

Kurth L, Casey M, Schleiff P, Halldin C, Mazurek J, Blackley D [2019]. Medicare claims 

paid by the Federal Black Lung Benefits Program: U.S. medicare beneficiaries, 1999–2016. 

J Occup Environ Med 61(12):e510–e515. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057784

Kurth L, Doney B, Halldin C, Hale J, Frenk SM [2019]. Airflow obstruction among everemployed U.S. adults aged 18–79 years by industry and occupation: NHANES 2007–2008 

to 2011–2012. Am J Ind Med 62(1):30–42. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20053921

Lawson CC, Johnson CY, Nassan FL, Connor TH, Boiano JM, Rocheleau CM, 

Chavarro JE, Rich-Edwards JW [2019]. Antineoplastic drug administration by pregnant 

and nonpregnant nurses: an exploration of the use of protective gloves and gowns. Am J 

Nurs 119(1):28–35. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054177 | NORA: Services / Transportation, Warehousing and Utilities / Healthcare 

and Social Assistance

Lawson SM, Masterson EA, Azman AS [2019]. Prevalence of hearing loss among noiseexposed workers within the Mining and Oil and Gas Extraction sectors, 2006–2015. Am J 

Ind Med 62(10):826–837. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056638

Le Prell CG, Hammill TL, Murphy WJ [2019]. Noise-induced hearing loss and its 

prevention: integration of data from animal models and human clinical trials. J Acoust 

Soc Am 146(5):4051–4074. 

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Le Prell CG, Hammill TL, Murphy WJ [2019]. Noise-induced hearing loss: translating 

risk from animal models to real-world environments. J Acoust Soc Am 146(5):3646–3651. 

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LeBouf RF, Aldridge M [2019]. Carbon monoxide emission rates from roasted whole 

bean and ground coffee. J Air Waste Manage Assoc 69(1):89–96.

NIOSHTIC-2: 20052810 | NORA: Healthcare and Social Assistance / Manufacturing

LeBouf RF, Hawley B, Cummings KJ [2019]. Potential hazards not communicated in

safety data sheets of flavoring formulations, including diacetyl and 2,3-pentanedione.

Ann Work Expo Health 63(1):124–130.

NIOSHTIC-2: 20053610 | NORA: Healthcare and Social Assistance / Manufacturing

Lee EG, Grimson PJ, Chisholm WP, Kashon ML, He X, L’Orange C, Volckens J [2019].

Performance evaluation of disposable inhalable aerosol sampler at a copper

electrorefinery. J Occup Environ Hyg 16(3):250–257.

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054291 | NORA: Manufacturing

Lee EG, Lamb J, Savic N, Basinas I, Gasic B, Jung C, Kashon ML, Kim J, Tischer M, 

van Tongeren M, Vernez D, Harper M [2019]. Evaluation of exposure assessment tools

under REACH: part I—tier 1 tools. Ann Work Expo Health 63(2):218–229.

NIOSHTIC-2: 20053997 | NORA: Manufacturing

Lee EG, Lamb J, Savic N, Basinas I, Gasic B, Jung C, Kashon ML, Kim J, Tischer M,

van Tongeren M, Vernez D, Harper M [2019]. Evaluation of exposure assessment tools

under REACH: part II—higher tier tools. Ann Work Expo Health 63(2):230–241. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20053996 | NORA: Manufacturing

Lemons AR, Croston TL, Goldsmith WT, Barnes MA, Jaderson MA, Park J-H,

McKinney W, Beezhold DH, Green BJ [2019]. Cultivation and aerosolization of 

Stachybotrys chartarum for modeling pulmonary inhalation exposure. Inhal Toxicol 

31(13–14):446–456.

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Li J, Carr J, Zhou C, Jobes CC, Swanson LR, Bellanca J [2019]. The influence of a 

continuous mining machine and roof/rib mesh on magnetic proximity detection systems.

Min Metall Explor 36(4):751–756.

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Li J, DuCarme J, Reyes M, Smith A [2019]. Investigation of the influence of a large steel

plate on the magnetic field distribution of a magnetic proximity detection system. Trans

Soc Min Metall Explor 344:132–137. 

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Li J, Smith A, Carr J, Whisner B [2019]. Influence of temperature on generator current 

and magnetic field of a proximity detection system. Min Metall Explor 36(3):541–545.

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Li M, Furlong JL, Yorio PL, Protnoff L [2019]. A new approach to measure the resistance 

of fabric to liquid and viral penetration. PLoS One 14(2):e0211827. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054846 | NORA: Healthcare and Social Assistance / Public Safety

Lin C-C, Law BF, Siegel PD, Hettick JM [2019]. Circulating miRs-183-5p, -206-3p 

and -381-3p may serve as novel biomarkers for 4,4’-methylene diphenyl diisocyanate 

exposure. Biomarkers 24(1):76–90. 

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Lindsley WG, Blachere FM, McClelland TL, Neu DT, Mnatsakanova A, Martin SB Jr., 

Mead KR, Noti JD [2019]. Efficacy of an ambulance ventilation system in reducing EMS 

worker exposure to airborne particles from a patient cough aerosol simulator. J Occup 

Environ Hyg 16(12):804–816. 

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Lowe BD, Billotte WG, Peterson DR [2019]. ASTM F48 formation and standards for 

industrial exoskeletons and exosuits. IISE Trans Occup Ergon Hum Factors 

7(3–4):230–236. 

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Luckhaupt SE, Dahlhamer JM, Gonzales GT, Lu ML, Groenewold M, Sweeney MH, 

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Ma CC, Hartley TA, Sarkisian K, Fekedulegn D, Mnatsakanova A, Owens S, Gu JK, 

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Mandler WK, Qi C, Orandle MS, Sarkisian K, Mercer RR, Stefaniak AB, Knepp AK, 

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current practices for safe handling of antineoplastic and other hazardous drugs used in 24 

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Mayton AG, Wible D [2019]. Preventing exposure to whole-body vibration. Pit Quarry 

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surface stone, sand, and gravel mining industry. Saf Sci 120:625–635. 

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Pirela SV, Bhattacharya K, Wang Y, Zhang Y, Wang G, Christophi CA, Godleski J, 

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Poirot E, Levine MZ, Russell K, Stewart RJ, Pompey JM, Chiu S, Fry AM, Gross L, 

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Pollard J, Kosmoski C, Porter WL, Kocher L, Whitson A, Nasarwanji M [2019]. 

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NIOSHTIC-2: 20052073 | NORA: Healthcare and Social Assistance / Public Safety

Pratt SG, Bell JL [2019]. Analytical observational study of nonfatal motor vehicle 

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Radonovich LJ Jr., Simberkoff MS, Bessesen MT, Brown AC, Cummings DAT, 

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masks for preventing influenza among health care personnel: a randomized clinical trial. 

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Raffaldi MJ, Seymour JB, Richardson J, Zahl E, Board M [2019]. Cemented paste backfill 

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Ragan KR, Lunsford NB, Thomas CC, Tai EW, Sussell A, Holman DM [2019]. Skin 

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Reed WR, Beck TW, Zheng Y, Klima S, Driscoll J [2019]. Foam property tests to evaluate 

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Reed WR, Joy GJ, Shahan M, Klima S, Ross G [2019]. Laboratory results of a 3rd 

generation roof bolter canopy air curtain for respirable coal mine dust control. Int J Coal 

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study of a roof bolter canopy air curtain (2nd generation) for respirable coal mine dust 

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results of a 3rd generation roof bolter canopy air curtain for respirable coal mine dust 

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Reed WR, Shahan M, Ross G, Singh K, Cross R, Grounds T [2019]. Field investigation to 

measure airflow velocities of a ram dump car using circular routing at a Midwestern 

underground coal mine: a case study. Environ Monit Assess 191(8):515. 

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Ridenour ML, Hendricks S, Hartley D, Blando JD [2019]. New Jersey home health care 

aides survey results. Home Health Care Manag Pract 31(3):172–178. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054940 | NORA: Healthcare and Social Assistance

Rinsky JL, Richardson DB, Kreiss K, Nylander-French L, Beane Freeman LE, London SJ, 

Henneberger PK, Hoppin JA [2019]. Animal production, insecticide use and selfreported symptoms and diagnoses of COPD, including chronic bronchitis, in the 

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NIOSHTIC-2: 20055748

Roach KA, Anderson SE, Stefaniak AB, Shane HL, Kodali V, Kashon M, Roberts JR 

[2019]. Surface area- and mass-based comparison of fine and ultrafine nickel oxide lung 

toxicity and augmentation of allergic response in an ovalbumin asthma model. Inhal 

Toxicol 31(8):299–324. 

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Roach KA, Stefaniak AB, Roberts JR [2019]. Metal nanomaterials: immune effects and 

implications of physicochemical properties on sensitization, elicitation, and exacerbation 

of allergic disease. J Immunotoxicol 16:87–124. 

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Roggia AM, de Franca AG, Morata TC, Kreig E, Earl BR [2019]. Auditory system 

dysfunction in Brazilian gasoline station workers. Int J Audiol 58(8):484–496. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055942 | NORA: Manufacturing

Romero MA, Mumford PW, Roberson PA, Osburn SC, Parry HA, Kavazis AN, Gladden 

LB, Schwartz TS, Baker BA, Toedebusch RG, Childs TE, Booth FW, Roberts MD [2019]. 

Five months of voluntary wheel running downregulates skeletal muscle LINE-1 gene 

expression in rats. Am J Physiol, Cell Physiol 317(6):C1313–C1323. 

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Rose C, Heinzerling A, Patel K, Sack C, Wolff J, Zell-Baran L, Weissman D, Hall E, 

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Texas, and Washington, 2017–2019. MMWR 68(38):813–818. 

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Roussel C, Witt KL, Shaw PB, Connor TH [2019]. Meta-analysis of chromosomal 

aberrations as a biomarker of exposure in healthcare workers occupationally exposed to 

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Rowland JH III, Harteis SP, Yuan L [2019]. A survey of atmospheric monitoring systems 

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NIOSHTIC-2: 20055362 | NORA: Mining

Rowland JH, Yuan L, Thomas RA, Zhou L [2019]. Evaluation of different carbon 

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Russ KA, Thompson JA, Kashon M, Porter DW, Friend SA, McKinney W, Fedan JS 

[2019]. Comparison of multi-walled carbon nanotube and nitrogen-doped multi-walled 

carbon nanotube effects on lung function and airway reactivity in rats. Toxicol Appl 

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NIOSHTIC-2: 20053878 | NORA: Oil and Gas Extraction

Sammarco JJ, Macdonald BD, Demich B, Rubinstein EN, Martell MJ [2019]. LED lighting 

for improving trip object detection for a walk-thru roof bolter. Light Res Technol 

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Sapko MJ, Harris ML, Perera IE, Zlochower IA, Weiss ES [2019]. Factors affecting the 

performance of trickle dusters for preventing explosive dust accumulations in return 

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Savic N, Lee EG, Gasic B, Vernez D [2019]. Inter-assessor agreement for TREXMO and 

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Schatzel SJ, Gangrade V, Addis JD, Hollerich CA, Chasko LL [2019]. Face ventilation on a 

bleederless longwall panel. Min Metall Explor 36(3):531–539. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056092 | NORA: Mining / Oil and Gas Extraction

Schier JG, Meiman JG, Layden J, Mikosz CA, VanFrank B, King BA, Salvatore PP, 

Weissman DN, Thomas J, Melstrom PC, Baldwin GT, Parker EM, Courtney-Long EA, 

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NIOSHTIC-2: 20057099

Schulte PA, Leso V, Niang M, Iavicoli I [2019]. Current state of knowledge on the health 

effects of engineered nanomaterials in workers: a systematic review of human studies and 

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Sears MM, Esterhuizen GS, Tulu IB [2019]. Overview of current U.S. longwall gateroad 

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Seaton MG, Maier A, Sachdeva S, Barton C, Ngai E, Lentz TJ, Rane PD, McKernan LT 

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management and response. J Emerg Manag 17(4):287–303. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057184

Seaton MG, Maier A, Sachdeva S, Barton C, Ngai E, Lentz TJ, Rane PD, McKernan LT 

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Seo Y, Powell J, Strauch A, Roberge R, Kenny GP, Kim J-H [2019]. Heat stress assessment 

during intermittent work under different environmental conditions and clothing 

combinations of effective wet bulb globe temperature (WBGT). J Occup Environ Hyg 

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Seymour JB, Martin LA, Raffaldi MJ, Warren SN, Sandbak LA [2019]. Long-term stability 

of a 13.7 X 30.5-m (45 X 100-ft) undercut span beneath cemented rockfill at the 

Turquoise Ridge Mine, Nevada. Rock Mech Rock Eng 52(12):4907–4923. 

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Shahan M, Reed WR, Yekich M, Ross G [2019]. Field investigation to measure airflow 

velocities of a shuttle car using independent routes at a central Appalachian underground 

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NIOSHTIC-2: 20055453 | NORA: Mining

Shahan MR, Reed WR [2019]. The design of a laboratory apparatus to simulate the dust 

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Shane HL, Long CM, Anderson SE [2019]. Novel cutaneous mediators of chemical 

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NIOSHTIC-2: 20055068 | NORA: Healthcare and Social Assistance

Shane HL, Lukomska E, Kashon ML, Anderson SE [2019]. Topical application of the 

quaternary ammonium compound didecyldimethylammonium chloride activates type 2 

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Shaw KA, Szablewski CM, Kellner S, Kornegay L, Bair P, Brennan S, Kunkes A, Davis M, 

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Shoeb M, Mustafa GM, Joseph P, Umbright C, Kodali V, Roach KA, Meighan T, 

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inhalation in rats is linked with dysfunctional shelterin complex and DNA damage 

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Siegel DA, Jatlaoui TC, Koumans EH, Kiernan EA, Layer M, Cates JE, Kimball A, 

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health care providers evaluating and caring for patients with suspected e-cigarette, or 

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Siegel M, Rocheleau CM, Johnson CY, Waters MA, Lawson CC, Riehle-Colarusso T, 

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Siegel PD, Law BF, Warshaw EM [2019]. Etiological contact allergen chemical 

identification and confirmation. Dermatitis: Epub ahead of print, 2019 August. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057084

Siegrist KJ, Reynolds SH, Porter DW, Mercer RR, Bauer AK, Lowry D, Cena L, 

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genotoxicity in human lung epithelial cells. Part Fibre Toxicol 16:36. 

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Sietsema M, Radonovich L, Hearl FJ, Fisher EM, Brosseau LM, Shaffer RE, Koonin LM 

[2019]. A control banding framework for protecting the U.S. workforce from aerosol 

transmissible infectious disease outbreaks with high public health consequences. Health 

Secur 17(2):124–132. 

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Silver SR, Boiano JM [2019]. Differences in safety climate perception by health care 

worker, work schedule, and workplace characteristics. Am J Med Qual 34(2):165–175. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20052450 | NORA: Services / Transportation, Warehousing and Utilities

Sisler JD, Mandler WK, Shaffer J, Lee T, McKinney WG, Battelli LA, Orandle MS, 

Thomas TA, Castranova VC, Qi C, Porter DW, Andrew ME, Fedan JS, Mercer RR, 

Qian Y [2019]. Toxicological assessment of dust from sanding micronized copper-treated 

lumber in vivo. J Hazard Mater 373:630–639. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055525

Slaker BA, Murphy MM, Miller T [2019]. Analysis of extensometer, photogrammetry and 

laser scanning monitoring techniques for measuring floor heave in an underground 

limestone mine. Trans Soc Min Metall Explor 344:31–37. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056023 | NORA: Mining

Smith DL, Horn GP, Fernhall B, Kesler RM, Fent KW, Kerber S, Rowland TW [2019]. 

Electrocardiographic responses following live-fire firefighting drills. J Occup Environ 

Med 61(12):1030–1035. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058403

Smith JP, Sammons D, Robertson S, Krieg E, Snawder J [2019]. Field evaluation of onsite 

near real-time monitors for surface contamination by 5-fluorouracil. J Oncol Pharm 

Pract 25(5):1152–1159. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20051934 | NORA: Construction

Smith LC, Moreno S, Robinson S, Orandle M, Porter DW, Das D, Saleh NB, SaboAttwood T [2019]. Multi-walled carbon nanotubes inhibit estrogen receptor expression in 

vivo and in vitro through transforming growth factor beta1. NanoImpact 14:100152. 

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Snyder-Talkington BN, Dong C, Castranova V, Qian Y, Guo NL [2019]. Differential gene 

regulation in human small airway epithelial cells grown in monoculture versus coculture 

with human microvascular endothelial cells following multiwalled carbon nanotube 

exposure. Toxicol Rep 6:482–488. 

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Snyder-Talkington BN, Dong C, Singh S, Raese R, Qian Y, Porter DW, Wolfarth MG, 

Guo NL [2019]. Multi-walled carbon nanotube-induced gene expression biomarkers for 

medical and occupational surveillance. Int J Mol Sci 20(11):2635. 

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Sosa LE, Njie GJ, Lobato MN, Bamrah Morris S, Buchta W, Casey ML, Goswami ND, 

Gruden MA, Hurst BJ, Khan AR, Kuhar DT, Lewinsohn DM, Mathew TA, Mazurek GH, 

Reves R, Paulos L, Thanassi W, Will L, Belknap R [2019]. Tuberculosis screening, testing, 

and treatment of U.S. health care personnel: recommendations from the National 

Tuberculosis Controllers Association and CDC, 2019. MMWR 68(19):439–443. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055854 | NORA: Healthcare and Social Assistance

Spector JT, Masuda YJ, Wolff NH, Calkins M, Seixas N [2019]. Heat exposure and 

occupational injuries: review of the literature and implications. Curr Environ Health Rep 

6(4):286–296. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057440

Stefaniak AB, Bowers LN, Knepp AK, Luxton TP, Peloquin DM, Baumann EJ, Ham JE, 

Wells JR, Johnson AR, LeBouf RF, Su FC, Martin SB Jr., Virji MA [2019]. Particle and 

vapor emissions from vat polymerization desktop-scale 3-dimensional printers. J Occup 

Environ Hyg 16(8):519–531. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055890 | NORA: Mining / Manufacturing / Services

Stefaniak AB, Johnson AR, du Preez S, Hammond DR, Wells JR, Ham JE, LeBouf RF, 

Martin SB Jr., Duling MG, Bowers LN, Knepp AK, de Beer DJ, du Plessis JL [2019]. 

Insights into emissions and exposures from use of industrial-scale additive 

manufacturing machines. Saf Health Work 10(2):229–236. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20053918 | NORA: Services

Stefaniak AB, Johnson AR, du Preez S, Hammond DR, Wells JR, Ham JE, LeBouf RF, 

Menchaca KW, Martin SB Jr., Duling MG, Bowers LN, Knepp AK, Su FC, de Beer DJ, 

du Plessis JL [2019]. Evaluation of emissions and exposures at workplaces using desktop 

3-dimensional printers. J Chem Health Saf 26(2):19–30. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056110 | NORA: Services

Stoyanovsky DA, Tyurina YY, Shrivastava I, Bahar I, Tyurin VA, Protchenko O, Jadhav S, 

Bolevich SB, Kozlov AV, Vladimirov YA, Shvedova AA, Philpott CC, Bayir H, Kagan VE 

[2019]. Iron catalysis of lipid peroxidation in ferroptosis: regulated enzymatic or random 

free radical reaction? Free Radic Biol Med 133:153–161. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20053239 | NORA: Mining

Strickland J, Daniel AB, Allen D, Aguila C, Ahir S, Bancos S, Craig E, Germolec D, 

Ghosh C, Hudson NL, Jacobs A, Lehmann DM, Matheson J, Reinke EN, Sadrieh N, 

Vikmanovic S, Kleinstreuer N [2019]. Skin sensitization testing needs and data uses by 

U.S. regulatory and research agencies. Arch Toxicol 93(2):273–291. 

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organomodified nanoclays and their incinerated byproducts on bronchial cell monolayer 

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Su C, Asfaw A, Tamers SL, Luckhaupt SE [2019]. Health insurance coverage among U.S. 

workers: differences by work arrangements in 2010 and 2015. Am J Prev Med 

56(5):673–679. 

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Su C, de Perio MA, Cummings KJ, McCague AB, Luckhaupt SE, Sweeney MH [2019]. 

Case investigations of infectious diseases occurring in workplaces, United States, 

2006–2015. Emerg Infect Dis 25(3):397–405. 

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Su C, Syamlal G, Tamers S, Li J, Luckhaupt SE [2019]. Workplace secondhand tobacco 

smoke exposure among U.S. nonsmoking workers, 2015. MMWR 68(27):604–607. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056479

Su DWH, Zhang P, Van Dyke M, Minoski T [2019]. Effect of longwall-induced 

subsurface deformations on shale gas well casing stability under deep covers. Int J Min Sci 

Technol 29(1):3–8. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054181 | NORA: Mining / Oil and Gas Extraction

Su FC, Friesen MC, Humann M, Stefaniak AB, Stanton ML, Liang X, LeBouf RF, 

Henneberger PK, Virji MA [2019]. Clustering asthma symptoms and cleaning and 

disinfecting activities and evaluating their associations among healthcare workers. 

Int J Hyg Environ Health 222(5):873–883. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055532 | NORA: Healthcare and Social Assistance

Sun K, Azman AS, Camargo HE, Dempsey PG [2019]. Risk assessment of recordable 

occupational hearing loss in the mining industry. Int J Audiol 58(11):761–768. 

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Sun K, Kardous CA, Shaw PB, Kim B, Mechling J, Azman AS [2019]. The potential use of 

a NIOSH sound level meter smart device application in mining operations. Noise Control 

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NIOSHTIC-2: 20054867

Swanson LR, Bellanca JL [2019]. If the technology fits: an evaluation of mobile proximity 

detection systems in underground coal mines. Min Metall Explor 36(4):633–645. 

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Swanson LR, Bellanca JL, Helton J [2019]. Automated systems and trust: mineworkers’

trust in proximity detection systems for mobile machines. Saf Health Work 

10(4):461–469. 

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Syamlal G, Doney B, Mazurek JM [2019]. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease 

prevalence among adults who have never smoked, by industry and occupation—United 

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Syamlal G, King BA, Mazurek JM [2019]. Workplace smoke-free policies and cessation 

programs among U.S. working adults. Am J Prev Med 56(4):548–562. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054721

Syron LN, Bovbjerg VE, Mendez-Luck CA, Kincl LD [2019]. Safety and health programs 

in Alaska’s seafood processing industry: interviews with safety and health managers. 

J Agromed 24(4):449–461. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056578 | NORA: Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing

Syron LN, Lucas DL, Bovbjerg VE, Kincl LD [2019]. Injury and illness among onshore 

workers in Alaska’s seafood processing industry: analysis of workers’ compensation 

claims, 2014–2015. Am J Ind Med 62(3):253–264. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054532 | NORA: Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing

Tamers SL, Chosewood LC, Childress A, Hudson H, Nigam J, Chang C-C [2019]. Total 

Worker Health® 2014–2018: the novel approach to worker safety, health, and well-being 

evolves. Int J Environ Res Public Health 16(3):321. 

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Thapa N, Tomasi SE, Cox-Ganser JM, Nett RJ [2019]. Non-malignant respiratory disease 

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NIOSHTIC-2: 20054827

Themann CL, Kardous CA, Beamer BR, Morata TC [2019]. ‘Internet of Ears’ and 

hearables for hearing loss prevention. Hear J 72(4):32–34. 

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Themann CL, Masterson EA [2019]. Occupational noise exposure: a review of its effects, 

epidemiology, and impact with recommendations for reducing its burden. J Acoust Soc 

Am 146(5):3879–3905. 

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Tiesman H [2019]. Traffic safety initiatives: drive to arrive alive. Police Chief 86(8):18–19. 

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Tiesman HM, Gwilliam M, Rojek J, Hendricks S, Montgomery B, Alpert G [2019]. The 

impact of a crash prevention program in a large law enforcement agency. Am J Ind Med 

62(10):847–858. 

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Tiesman HM, Konda S, Cimineri L, Castillo DN [2019]. Drug overdose deaths at work, 

2011–2016. Inj Prev 25(6):577–580. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055496 

Tomasi SE, Fechter-Leggett ED, Edwards NT, Reddish AD, Crosby AE, Nett RJ [2019]. 

Suicide among veterinarians in the United States from 1979 through 2015. J Am Vet Med 

Assoc 254(1):104–112. 

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Tsai R, Alterman T, Grosch JW, Luckhaupt SE [2019]. Availability of and participation in 

workplace health promotion programs by sociodemographic, occupation, and work 

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Turner J, McCabe K, Snawder J, Hernandez M [2019]. (1 → 3) ß-Glucan induces 

multimodal toxicity responses in parallel exposures of model human lung epithelial cells 

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Tyurina YY, St. Croix CM, Watkins SC, Watson AM, Epperly MW, Anthonymuthu TS, 

Kisin ER, Vlasova II, Krysko O, Krysko DV, Kapralov AA, Dar HH, Tyurin VA, 

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(phospho)lipidomics of signaling in inflammation and programmed cell death. J Leukoc 

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Upaassana VT, Ghosh S, Chakraborty A, Birch ME, Joseph P, Han J, Ku BK, Ahn CH 

[2019]. Highly sensitive Lab on a Chip (LOC) immunoassay for early diagnosis of 

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Venkat H, Briggs G, Brady S, Komatsu K, Hill C, Leung J, Patel M, Livar E, Su C, 

Kassem A, Sowers SB, Mercader S, Rota PA, Elson D, Timme E, Robinson S, 

Fitzpatrick K, Franco J, Hickman C, Gastañaduy PA [2019]. Measles outbreak at a 

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Victory KR, Braun CR, de Perio MA, Calvert GM, Alarcon W [2019]. Elevated blood lead 

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Victory KR, Shugart J, Burrer S, Dowell CH, Delaney LJ [2019]. Insights into the National 

Institute for Occupational Safety and Health’s Emergency Preparedness and Response 

Program. J Environ Health 82(1):30–32. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056849

Violanti JM, Owens SL, McCanlies E, Fekedulegn D, Andrew ME [2019]. Law 

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NIOSHTIC-2: 20051615 | NORA: Public Safety

Virji MA, Liang X, Su FC, LeBouf RF, Stefaniak AB, Stanton ML, Henneberger PK, 

Houseman EA [2019]. Peaks, means, and determinants of real-time TVOC exposures 

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NIOSHTIC-2: 20056141 | NORA: Healthcare and Social Assistance / Manufacturing

Virji MA, Schuler CR, Cox-Ganser J, Stanton ML, Kent MS, Kreiss K, Stefaniak AB 

[2019]. Associations of metrics of peak inhalation exposure and skin exposure indices 

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Vivoda JM, Pratt SG, Gillies SJ [2019]. The relationships among roadway safety 

management practices, collision rates, and injury rates within company fleets. Saf Sci 

120:589–602. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056884

Wall AT, Wagner CM, Rasband RD, Gee KL, Murphy WJ [2019]. Cumulative noise 

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NIOSHTIC-2: 20058018

Wang C, De Roos AJ, Fujishiro K, Allison MA, Wallace R, Seguin RA, Nassir R, 

Michael YL [2019]. Occupational physical activity and coronary heart disease in 

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Wang K, Shi L, Linthicum W, Man K, He X, Wen Q, Rohanasakul LW, Rojanasakul Y, 

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Wang X, Hu YH, Lu M-L, Radwin RG [2019]. The accuracy of a 2D video-based lifting 

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Wheeler M [2019]. Bayesian additive adaptive basis tensor product models for modeling 

high dimensional surfaces: an application to high-throughput toxicity testing. Biometrics 

75(1):193–201. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20052445

Whitehouse ER, Rao AK, Yu YC, Yu PA, Griffin M, Gorman S, Angel KA, McDonald EC, 

Manlutac AL, de Perio MA, McCollum AM, Davidson W, Wilkins K, Ortega E, 

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vaccinia virus infection from an occupational needlestick—San Diego, California, 2019. 

MMWR 68(42):943–946. 

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Whitson A, Kocher L [2019]. When work boots wear out. Pit Quarry 

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Witte TK, Spitzer EG, Edwards N, Fowler KA, Nett RJ [2019]. Suicides and deaths of 

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Wong IS, Popkin S, Folkard S [2019]. Working Time Society consensus statements: 

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NIOSHTIC-2: 20057091 | NORA: Oil and Gas Extraction / Transportation, Warehousing and 

Utilities

Wu B, Varner K, Dahm MM, Reutman S, Davis KG [2019]. Work-related injuries within 

a large urban public school system in the Mid-Western United States. Work 

62(3):373–382. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055214

Wu JZ, Pan CS, Wimer BM [2019]. Evaluation of the shock absorption performance of 

construction helmets under repeated top impacts. Eng Fail Anal 96:330–339. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20053453 | NORA: Construction / Manufacturing

Wu JZ, Sinsel EW, Carey RE, Zheng L, Warren CM, Breloff SP [2019]. Biomechanical 

modeling of deep squatting: effects of the interface contact between posterior thigh and 

shank. J Biomech 96:109333. 

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Xu SS, Lei Z, Zhuang Z, Bergman M [2019]. Numerical simulations of exhaled particles 

from wearers of powered air purifying respirators. J Int Soc Respir Prot 36(2):66–76. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058374

Xu XS, Welcome DE, Warren CM, McDowell TW, Dong RG [2019]. Development of a 

finger adapter method for testing and evaluating vibration-reducing gloves and materials. 

Meas 137:362–374. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054680 | NORA: Construction / Manufacturing

Yan L, Yantek D [2019]. Portable refuge alternatives temperature and humidity tests. 

Trans Soc Min Metall Explor 344:184–190. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055448 | NORA: Mining

Yan L, Yantek DS, Reyes MA [2019]. Underground mine air and strata temperature 

change due to the use of refuge alternatives. Min Metall Explor: Epub ahead of print, 2019 

November. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057961 | NORA: Mining

Yanamala N, Desai IC, Miller W, Kodali VK, Syamlal G, Roberts JR, Erdely AD [2019]. 

Grouping of carbonaceous nanomaterials based on association of patterns of 

inflammatory markers in BAL fluid with adverse outcomes in lungs. Nanotoxicology 

13(8):1102–1116. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056576 | NORA: Manufacturing

Yantek DS, Homce GT, Yan L, Lutz TJ, Srednicki JR, Yonkey JA [2019]. Heat/humidity 

tests of a built-in-place refuge alternative using simulated miners. Trans Soc Min Metall 

Explor 344:7–14. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055461 | NORA: Mining

Yantek DS, Yan L, Damiano NW, Reyes MA, Srednicki JR [2019]. A test method for 

evaluating the thermal environment of underground coal mine refuge alternatives. 

Int J Min Sci Technol 29(3):343–355. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054632 | NORA: Mining

Yeoman K, DuBose W, Bauerle T, Victoroff T, Finley S, Poplin G [2019]. Patterns of heat 

strain among a sample of U.S. underground miners. J Occup Environ Med 61(3):212–218. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054225 | NORA: Mining

Yi J, Duling MG, Bowers LN, Knepp AK, LeBouf RF, Nurkiewicz TR, Ranpara A, 

Luxton T, Martin SB Jr., Burns DA, Peloquin DM, Baumann EJ, Virji MA, Stefaniak AB 

[2019]. Particle and organic vapor emissions from children’s 3-D pen and 3-D printer 

toys. Inhal Toxicol 31(13–14):432–445. 

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Yokel RA, Hancock ML, Grulke EA, Unrine JM, Dozier AK, Graham UM [2019]. 

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NIOSHTIC-2: 20054781 | NORA: Oil and Gas Extraction

Yorio PL, Edwards J, Hoeneveld D [2019]. Safety culture across cultures. Saf Sci 

120:402–410. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056747

Yorio PL, Rottach DR, Dubaniewicz M [2019]. Quality assurance sampling plans in U.S.

stockpiles for personal protective equipment. Health Secur 17(2):140–151. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055765 | NORA: Healthcare and Social Assistance / Public Safety

Yu JJ, Hogan T, Morley C, Crigger C, Jiao S, Williams DJ, Salkini MW, Yang X, Liang X, 

Yan B, Cecil C, Winn AC, Zheng J, Guo Y, Jiang B-H, Washington IM [2019]. Adverse 

effects profile of dicycloplatin (DCP) offers chemotherapeutic advantage over cisplatin 

and carboplatin. Anticancer Res 39(8):4455–4462. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056978

Yue X, Black C, Ball S, Donahue S, de Perio MA, Laney AS, Greby S [2019]. Workplace 

interventions and vaccination-related attitudes associated with influenza vaccination 

coverage among healthcare personnel working in long-term care facilities, 2015–2016 

influenza season. J Am Med Dir Assoc 20(6):718–724. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054788 | NORA: Services

Yung M, Dale AM, Kapellusch J, Bao S, Harris-Adamson C, Meyers AR, Hegmann KT, 

Rempel D, Evanoff BA [2019]. Modeling the effect of the 2018 revised ACGIH® Hand 

Activity Threshold Limit Value® (TLV) at reducing risk for carpal tunnel syndrome. 

J Occup Environ Hyg 16(9):628–633. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056857

Zhang P, Gearhart D, Van Dyke M, Su D, Esterhuizen E, Tulu B [2019]. Ground response 

to high horizontal stresses during longwall retreat and its implications for longwall 

headgate support. Int J Min Sci Technol 29(1):27–33. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054057 | NORA: Mining

Zhang P, Su D, Lu J [2019]. Evaluating the stability of shale gas wells in longwall barrier 

pillars. Coal Age 124(8):34–38. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057816 | NORA: Mining / Oil and Gas Extraction

Zheng L, Kulkarni P [2019]. Real-time measurement of airborne carbon nanotubes in 

workplace atmospheres. Anal Chem 91(20):12713–12723. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057540 | NORA: Oil and Gas Extraction / Manufacturing
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Zheng Y, Reed WR, Potts JD, Li M, Rider JP [2019]. Dust control by air-blocking shelves 

and dust collector-to-bailing airflow ratios for a surface mine drill shroud. Trans Soc Min 

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NIOSHTIC-2: 20055442 | NORA: Mining

Zheng Y, Reed WR, Shahan MR, Rider JP [2019]. Evaluation of roof bolter canopy air 

curtain effects on airflow and dust dispersion in an entry using blowing curtain 

ventilation. Min Metall Explor 36(6):1115–1126. 

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Zhou C, Li J, Damiano N, Carr J, Noll J [2019]. Influence of trailing cables on magnetic 

proximity detection systems. Min Metall Explor 36(2):277–284. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056093

Zhu J, He X, Bergman MS, Guffey S, Nimbarte AD, Zhuang Z [2019]. A pilot study of 

minimum operational flow for loose-fitting powered air-purifying respirators used in 

healthcare cleaning services. J Occup Environ Hyg 16(7):440–445. 

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Books or

Book Chapters

Caruso CC [2019]. Workplace strategies to reduce risks from shift work, long work hours, 

and related fatigue issues. In: Hudson HL, Nigam JAS, Sauter SL, Chosewood LC, 

Schill AL, Howard J, eds. Total worker health. Washington, DC: American Psychological 

Association, pp. 247–262. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056841 | NORA: Public Safety

Grosch JW, Hecker S, Scott K, Scholl JC [2019]. Productive aging and work. In: 

Hudson HL, Nigam JAS, Sauter SL, Chosewood LC, Schill AL, Howard J, eds. Total 

worker health. Washington, DC: American Psychological Association, pp. 229–246. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056826 

He Z, Panos J, Raymick J, Konak T, Cui L, Miller DB, O’Callaghan JP, Liachenko S, 

Paule MG, Imam SZ [2019]. A method for sampling rat cerebrospinal fluid with minimal 

blood contamination: a critical tool for biomarker studies. In: Aschner M, Costa L, eds. 

Cell Culture Techniques, Neuromethods. 2nd ed. New York: Humana Press 145:233–243. 

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Howard J [2019]. Foreword. In: Hudson HL, Nigam JAS, Sauter SL, Chosewood LC, 

Schill AL, Howard J, eds. Total worker health. Washington, DC: American Psychological 

Association, pp. xv–xvi. 

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Hudson HL, Nigam JAS [2019]. Future directions and opportunities for Total Worker 

Health®. In: Hudson HL, Nigam JAS, Sauter SL, Chosewood LC, Schill AL, Howard J, eds. 

Total worker health. Washington, DC: American Psychological Association, pp. 295–309. 

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Hudson HL, Nigam JAS, Sauter SL, Chosewood LC, Schill AL, Howard J [2019]. 

Introduction. In: Hudson HL, Nigam JAS, Sauter SL, Chosewood LC, Schill AL, 

Howard J, eds. Total worker health. Washington, DC: American Psychological 

Association, pp. 3–8. 

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Hudson HL, Nigam JAS, Sauter SL, Chosewood LC, Schill AL, Howard J [2019]. Total 

worker health. In: Hudson HL, Nigam JAS, Sauter SL, Chosewood LC, Schill AL, Howard 

J, eds. Total worker health. Washington, DC: American Psychological Association, pp. 1–

326. 

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Jensen AA, Bertke SJ, Calaf GM, Colosio C, Fritz JM, Fukushima S, Gwinn WM, 

Hemminki K, Kogevinas M, Kolstad H, Kriebel D, Mráz J, Nesnow S, Nylander-French L, 

Parent M-E, Phillips DH, Sandy M, Sim M, Smith-Roe SL, Stoner G, Suzuki T, 

Teixeira JP, Vodicka P [2019]. Styrene, styrene-7,8-oxide, and quinoline. IARC 

Monographs on the Evaluation of Carcinogenic Risks to Humans. Lyon, France: 

International Agency for Research on Cancer 121:1–345. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057390 

Michalovicz LT, O’Callaghan JP [2019]. Glial reactivity in response to neurotoxins:

relevance and methods. In: Aschner M, Costa L, eds. Cell Culture Techniques, 

Neuromethods. 2nd ed. New York: Humana Press 145:51–67. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055940 | NORA: Manufacturing

Schill AL, Chosewood LC, Howard J [2019]. The NIOSH Total Worker Health® vision. 

In: Hudson HL, Nigam JAS, Sauter SL, Chosewood LC, Schill AL, Howard J, eds. Total 

worker health. Washington, DC: American Psychological Association, pp. 29–45. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056838 

Scholl JC, Ortiz B, Grosch JW, Kaur H [2019]. Advancing age-friendly workplaces 

through the NIOSH National Center for Productive Aging and Work. In: Gatchel RJ, 

Schultz IZ, Ray CT, eds. Handbook of rehabilitation in older adults. Handbooks in 

Health, Work and Disability series. Cham, Switzerland: Springer, pp. 63–83. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056831 

Schulte PA, Pandalai SP [2019]. Interrelationships of occupational and personal risk 

factors in the etiology of disease and injury. In: Hudson HL, Nigam JAS, Sauter SL, 

Chosewood LC, Schill AL, Howard J, eds. Total worker health. Washington, DC: 

American Psychological Association, pp. 47–60. 

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Products

NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH training for nurses on shift work and long work hours. 

By Caruso CC, Geiger-Brown J, Takahashi M, Trinkoff A, Nakata A. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. 

Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 

National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication 

No. 2015-115 (revised 10/2019).

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057501 | NORA: Healthcare and Social Assistance / Transportation, Warehousing 

and Utilities

NIOSH [2019]. Youth@Work—talking safety: a safety & health curriculum for young 

workers, Georgia edition (revised 07/2019). By Guerin RJ, Okun AH, Stephenson CM, 

Bush D, Dewey R, Szudy B, Miara C. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and 

Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2015-127 (revised 

07/2019).

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058033 | NORA: Services / Wholesale and Retail Trade

NIOSH [2019]. Youth@Work—talking safety: a safety & health curriculum for young 

workers, Indiana edition (revised 07/2019). By Guerin RJ, Okun AH, Stephenson CM, 

Bush D, Dewey R, Szudy B, Miara C. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and 

Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2015-128 (revised

07/2019). 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058035 | NORA: Services / Wholesale and Retail Trade

NIOSH [2019]. Youth@Work—talking safety: a safety & health curriculum for young 

workers, Iowa edition (revised 07/2019). By Guerin RJ, Okun AH, Stephenson CM, 

Bush D, Dewey R, Szudy B, Miara C. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and 

Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2015-133 (revised

07/2019). 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058036 | NORA: Services / Wholesale and Retail Trade
NIOSH Numbered Products

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NIOSH [2019]. Youth@Work—talking safety: a safety & health curriculum for young 

workers, Kansas edition (revised 07/2019). By Guerin RJ, Okun AH, Stephenson CM, 

Bush D, Dewey R, Szudy B, Miara C. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and 

Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2015-134 (revised

07/2019). 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058037 | NORA: Services / Wholesale and Retail Trade

NIOSH [2019]. Youth@Work—talking safety: a safety & health curriculum for young 

workers, Idaho edition (revised 07/2019). By Guerin RJ, Okun AH, Stephenson CM, Bush 

D, Dewey R, Szudy B, Miara C. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and Human 

Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational 

Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2015-137 (revised 07/2019). 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058034 | NORA: Services / Wholesale and Retail Trade

NIOSH [2019]. Youth@Work—talking safety: a safety & health curriculum for young 

workers, Missouri edition (revised 07/2019). By Guerin RJ, Okun AH, Stephenson CM, 

Bush D, Dewey R, Szudy B, Miara C. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and 

Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2015-144 (revised

07/2019). 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058040 | NORA: Services / Wholesale and Retail Trade

NIOSH [2019]. Youth@Work—talking safety: a safety & health curriculum for young 

workers, Nebraska edition (revised 07/2019). By Guerin RJ, Okun AH, Stephenson CM, 

Bush D, Dewey R, Szudy B, Miara C. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and 

Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2015-145 (revised

07/2019). 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058043 | NORA: Services / Wholesale and Retail Trade

NIOSH [2019]. Youth@Work—talking safety: a safety & health curriculum for young 

workers, Nevada edition (revised 07/2019). By Guerin RJ, Okun AH, Stephenson CM, 

Bush D, Dewey R, Szudy B, Miara C. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and

Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2015-146 (revised

07/2019). 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058046 | NORA: Services / Wholesale and Retail Trade
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NIOSH [2019]. Youth@Work—talking safety: a safety & health curriculum for young 

workers, New Hampshire edition (revised 07/2019). By Guerin RJ, Okun AH, 

Stephenson CM, Bush D, Dewey R, Szudy B, Miara C. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department 

of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National 

Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2015-147 

(revised 07/2019). 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058076 | NORA: Services / Wholesale and Retail Trade

NIOSH [2019]. Youth@Work—talking safety: a safety & health curriculum for young 

workers, New Mexico edition (revised 07/2019). By Guerin RJ, Okun AH, 

Stephenson CM, Bush D, Dewey R, Szudy B, Miara C. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department 

of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National 

Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2015-149 

(revised 07/2019). 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058077 | NORA: Services / Wholesale and Retail Trade

NIOSH [2019]. Youth@Work—talking safety: a safety & health curriculum for young 

workers, North Carolina edition (revised 07/2019). By Guerin RJ, Okun AH, 

Stephenson CM, Bush D, Dewey R, Szudy B, Miara C. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department 

of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National 

Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2015-150 

(revised 07/2019). 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058078 | NORA: Services / Wholesale and Retail Trade

NIOSH [2019]. Youth@Work—talking safety: a safety & health curriculum for young 

workers, North Dakota edition (revised 07/2019). By Guerin RJ, Okun AH, 

Stephenson CM, Bush D, Dewey R, Szudy B, Miara C. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department 

of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National 

Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2015-151 

(revised 07/2019). 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058079 | NORA: Services / Wholesale and Retail Trade

NIOSH [2019]. Youth@Work—talking safety: a safety & health curriculum for young 

workers, Pennsylvania edition (revised 07/2019). By Guerin RJ, Okun AH, 

Stephenson CM, Bush D, Dewey R, Szudy B, Miara C. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department 

of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National 

Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2015-154 

(revised 07/2019). 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058080 | NORA: Services / Wholesale and Retail Trade
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NIOSH [2019]. Youth@Work—talking safety: a safety & health curriculum for young 

workers, South Carolina edition (revised 07/2019). By Guerin RJ, Okun AH, 

Stephenson CM, Bush D, Dewey R, Szudy B, Miara C. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department 

of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National 

Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2015-155 

(revised 07/2019). 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058081 | NORA: Services / Wholesale and Retail Trade

NIOSH [2019]. Youth@Work—talking safety: a safety & health curriculum for young 

workers, South Dakota edition (revised 07/2019). By Guerin RJ, Okun AH, 

Stephenson CM, Bush D, Dewey R, Szudy B, Miara C. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department 

of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National 

Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2015-156 

(revised 07/2019). 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058083 | NORA: Services / Wholesale and Retail Trade

NIOSH [2019]. Youth@Work—talking safety: a safety & health curriculum for young 

workers, Tennessee edition (revised 07/2019). By Guerin RJ, Okun AH, Stephenson CM, 

Bush D, Dewey R, Szudy B, Miara C. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and 

Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2015-157 (revised

07/2019). 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058084 | NORA: Services / Wholesale and Retail Trade

NIOSH [2019]. Youth@Work—talking safety: a safety & health curriculum for young 

workers, Utah edition (revised 07/2019). By Guerin RJ, Okun AH, Stephenson CM, 

Bush D, Dewey R, Szudy B, Miara C. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and 

Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2015-159 (revised

07/2019). 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058085 | NORA: Services / Wholesale and Retail Trade

NIOSH [2019]. Youth@Work—talking safety: a safety & health curriculum for young 

workers, Virginia edition (revised 07/2019). By Guerin RJ, Okun AH, Stephenson CM, 

Bush D, Dewey R, Szudy B, Miara C. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and 

Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2015-161 (revised

07/2019). 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058086 | NORA: Services / Wholesale and Retail Trade
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NIOSH [2019]. Youth@Work—talking safety: a safety & health curriculum for young 

workers, Wisconsin edition (revised 07/2019). By Guerin RJ, Okun AH, Stephenson CM, 

Bush D, Dewey R, Szudy B, Miara C. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and 

Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2015-164 (revised

07/2019). 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058087 | NORA: Services / Wholesale and Retail Trade

NIOSH [2019]. Youth@Work—talking safety: a safety & health curriculum for young 

workers, Mississippi edition (revised 07/2019). By Guerin RJ, Okun AH, Stephenson CM, 

Bush D, Dewey R, Szudy B, Miara C. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and 

Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2015-166 (revised

07/2019). 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058038 | NORA: Services / Wholesale and Retail Trade

NIOSH [2019]. Youth@Work—talking safety: a safety & health curriculum for young 

workers, Montana edition (revised 07/2019). By Guerin RJ, Okun AH, Stephenson CM, 

Bush D, Dewey R, Szudy B, Miara C. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and 

Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2015-167 (revised

07/2019). 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058041 | NORA: Services / Wholesale and Retail Trade

NIOSH [2019]. Youth@Work—talking safety: a safety & health curriculum for young 

workers, Puerto Rico edition (revised 07/2019). By Guerin RJ, Okun AH, 

Stephenson CM, Bush D, Dewey R, Szudy B, Miara C. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department 

of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National 

Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2015-170 

(revised 07/2019). 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058088 | NORA: Services / Wholesale and Retail Trade

NIOSH [2019]. Youth@Work—talking safety: a safety & health curriculum for young 

workers, U.S. Virgin Islands edition (revised 07/2019). By Guerin RJ, Okun AH, 

Stephenson CM, Bush D, Dewey R, Szudy B, Miara C. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department 

of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National 

Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2015-171 

(revised 07/2019). 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058090 | NORA: Services / Wholesale and Retail Trade

NIOSH [2019]. Preventing cold-related illness, injury, and death among workers.

Workplace Solutions. By Jacklitsch B, Ceballos D. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of 

Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National 

Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-113. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057316
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NIOSH [2019]. Continuing to protect the nanotechnology workforce: NIOSH 

nanotechnology research plan for 2018–2025. By Hodson L, Geraci C, Schulte P. 

Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease 

Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS 

(NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-116. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054395 | NORA: Manufacturing

NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH skin notation profile: atrazine. Skin Notation Profile. 

By Hudson NL. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety 

and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-117. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054228

NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH skin notation profile: catechol. Skin Notation Profile.

By Hudson NL. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety 

and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-118. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054232

NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH skin notation profile: chlorinated camphene. Skin Notation 

Profile. By Hudson NL. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety 

and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-119. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054229

NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH skin notation profile: pentachlorophenol (PCP). Skin Notation 

Profile. By Hudson NL. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety 

and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-120. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054230

NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH skin notation profile: sodium fluoroacetate. Skin Notation 

Profile. By Hudson NL. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety 

and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-121. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054231

NIOSH [2019]. Dust control handbook for industrial minerals mining and processing. 

2nd ed. Report of Investigations. By Cecala AB, O’Brien AD, Schall J, Colinet JF,

Franta RJ, Schultz MJ, Haas EJ, Robinson JE, Patts J, Holen BM, Stein R, Weber J, 

Strebel M, Wilson L, Ellis M. Pittsburgh, PA: U.S. Department of Health and Human 

Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational 

Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-124. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055113 | NORA: Mining
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NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH bibliography of communication and research products 2018. 

By Blank A, Fendinger S, Hornback D, Lechliter J. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of 

Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National 

Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-125. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055579

NIOSH [2019]. Illicit drugs, including fentanyl: preventing occupational exposure to 

emergency responders. Video. By Hornsby-Myers J, Headley T, Dowell C. Atlanta, GA: 

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and 

Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) 

Publication No. 2019-126. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055225

NIOSH [2019]. Responding to a suspected opioid overdose. Fact Sheet. Atlanta, GA: U.S. 

Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 

National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 

2019-127.

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055207

NIOSH [2019]. Responding to a suspected opioid overdose. Fact Sheet. Atlanta, GA: U.S. 

Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 

National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication 

No. 2019-127 (revised 04/2019). 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055341

NIOSH [2019]. Prevent construction falls from roofs, ladders, and scaffolds. Fact Sheet. 

By Romano N, Webb S, Moore M, Lincoln J. Morgantown, WV: U.S. Department of 

Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National 

Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-128.

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055410

NIOSH [2019]. Prevent construction falls from roofs, ladders, and scaffolds. Fact Sheet. 

By Romano N, Webb S, Moore M, Lincoln J. Morgantown, WV: U.S. Department of 

Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National 

Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-128 

(revised 11/2019). 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057837

NIOSH [2019]. Prevent construction falls from roofs, ladders, and scaffolds. Fact Sheet. 

By Romano N, Webb S, Moore M, Lincoln J. Morgantown, WV: U.S. Department of 

Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, Centers for Disease Control and 

Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) 

Publication No. 2019-128 (Updated 05/2019).

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055809
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NIOSH [2019]. DRIFT software 2.0. By Kuchta M, Iverson S, Hustrulid W. Spokane, WA: 

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and 

Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) 

Publication No. 2019-129. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056750 | NORA: Mining

NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH Coal Workers’ Health Surveillance Program. Fact Sheet. 

By Martin M, Halldin C, Wolfe A. Morgantown, WV: U.S. Department of Health and 

Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-130. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055528 | NORA: Mining

NIOSH [2019]. Preventing occupational exposure to Legionella. Workplace Solutions. 

By Burton N, Afanuh S. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety 

and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-131. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057317

NIOSH [2019]. Technical report: the NIOSH occupational exposure banding process for 

chemical risk management. By Lentz TJ, Seaton M, Rane P, Gilbert SJ, McKernan LT, 

Whittaker C. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers 

for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and 

Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-132. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056369

NIOSH [2019]. Medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorder. Workplace 

Solutions. By Howard J, Cimineri L, Evans T, Chosewood LC, Afanuh S. Washington, 

DC: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and

Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) 

Publication No. 2019-133. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055929 | NORA: Construction / Manufacturing

NIOSH [2019]. Health Effects Laboratory Division. Fact Sheet. Morgantown, WV: U.S. 

Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 

National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication 

No. 2019-134. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055968

NIOSH [2019]. Division of Science Integration (DSI). Fact Sheet. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. 

Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 

National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication 

No. 2019-135. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055970
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NIOSH [2019]. Division of Field Studies and Engineering (DFSE). Fact Sheet. Cincinnati, 

OH: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and 

Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) 

Publication No. 2019-136. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055969

NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH Advanced Manufacturing Initiative. Program Performance 

One-Pagers. By Geraci C, Novicki E, Reeves K. Atlanta, GA: U.S. Department of Health 

and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-137. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055931

NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH Immune, Infectious and Dermal Disease Prevention Program.

Program Performance One-Pagers. By Anderson S, Beezhold D, Frasch F, Novicki E, 

Reeves K. Atlanta, GA: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for 

Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, 

DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-138. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056063

NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH Center for Motor Vehicle Safety. Program Performance 

One-Pagers. By Pratt S, Olsavsky R, Rodriguez R, Retzer K, Novicki E, Reeves K. Atlanta, 

GA: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and 

Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) 

Publication No. 2019-139. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056065 | NORA: Oil and Gas Extraction

NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH Personal Protective Technology Program. Program Performance 

One-Pagers. By D’Alessandro M, Williams WJ, Duling M, Novicki E, Reeves K. Atlanta, 

GA: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and 

Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) 

Publication No. 2019-140. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056066

NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH Oil and Gas Extraction Program. Program Performance 

One-Pagers. By Hill R, Caruso D, Moller K, Novicki E, Reeves K. Atlanta, GA: U.S. 

Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 

National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No.

2019-141. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056067 | NORA: Oil and Gas Extraction

NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH Manufacturing Program. Program Performance One-Pagers. By 

Morata T, Meyers A, Meadows J, Felknor S, Reeves K. Atlanta, GA: U.S. Department of 

Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National 

Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-142. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056295 | NORA: Manufacturing
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NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH Respiratory Health Program. Program Performance One-Pagers. 

By Weissman D, Cox-Ganser J, Henneberger P, Mischler S, Martin M, Reeves K. Atlanta, 

GA: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and 

Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) 

Publication No. 2019-143. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056525

NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH Healthcare and Social Assistance Program. Program Performance 

One-Pagers. By Casey M, Boiano J, Weissman D, Nett R, Reeves K. Atlanta, GA: U.S. 

Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 

National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No.

2019-144. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056298 | NORA: NORA Implementation

NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH Traumatic Injury Prevention Program. Program Performance 

One-Pagers. By Castillo D, Schuler C, Webb S, Reeves K. Atlanta, GA: U.S. Department 

of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National 

Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-145.

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056526

NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH Traumatic Injury Prevention Program. Program Performance 

One-Pagers. By Castillo D, Schuler C, Webb S, Reeves K. Atlanta, GA: U.S. Department 

of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National 

Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-145 

(revised 10/2019). 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057585

NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH Engineering Controls Program. Program Performance 

One-Pagers. By Schnorr T, Hammond D, Hirst D, Martin SB Jr., McCleery T, Reeves K. 

Atlanta, GA: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease 

Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS 

(NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-146. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056527

NIOSH [2019]. Nanotechnology Research Center. Program Performance One-Pagers. By 

Hodson L, Geraci C, Schulte P, Reeves K. Atlanta, GA: U.S. Department of Health and 

Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-147. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056812 | NORA: Manufacturing
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NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH Hearing Loss Prevention Program. Program Performance 

One-Pagers. By Murphy W, Azman A, Masterson E, Matetic RJ, Reeves K. Atlanta, GA: 

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and 

Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) 

Publication No. 2019-148. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056296 | NORA: Mining

NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH Emergency Preparedness Response Program. Program 

Performance One-Pagers. By Dowell C, Sarmiento Rodriguez L, Delaney L, Reeves K. 

Atlanta, GA: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease 

Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS 

(NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-149. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056815

NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH Small Business Assistance Program. Program Performance 

One-Pagers. By Schulte P, Jacklitch B, Burnett G, Cunningham T, Reeves K. Atlanta, GA: 

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and 

Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) 

Publication No. 2019-150. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056564

NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH Construction Program. Program Performance One-Pagers. By 

Branche C, Earnest GS, Garza E, Reeves K. Atlanta, GA: U.S. Department of Health and 

Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-151. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056565

NIOSH [2019]. CPWR Center for Construction Research and Training, National 

Construction Center. Program Performance One-Pagers. By Betit E, Cain CT, Rinehart R, 

Earnest GS, Garza E, Reeves K. Atlanta, GA: U.S. Department of Health and Human 

Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational 

Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-152. 

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NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH Safe • Skilled • Ready Workforce Program. Program 

Performance One-Pagers. By Schulte P, Guerin R, Baker D, Reeves K. Atlanta, GA: U.S. 

Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 

National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 

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Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National 

Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-153 

(revised 10/2019). 

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NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH Transportation, Warehousing and Utilities Program. Program 

Performance One-Pagers. By Castillo D, Sieber WK, Lincoln JE, Reeves K. Atlanta, GA: 

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and 

Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) 

Publication No. 2019-154. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056528 | NORA: Transportation, Warehousing and Utilities

NIOSH [2019]. Using Total Worker Health® concepts to address hearing health.

Workplace Solutions. By Themann CL, Morata T, Afanuh S. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. 

Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 

National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication 

No. 2019-155. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057318 | NORA: Construction / Manufacturing

NIOSH [2019]. Illicit drugs, including fentanyl: preventing occupational exposure to 

emergency responders-using personal protective equipment. Video. By Dowell CH, 

Hornsby-Myers J, Headley T. Atlanta, GA: U.S. Department of Health and Human 

Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational 

Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-156. 

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NIOSH [2019]. Health Hazard Evaluation Program. Program Performance One-Pagers. 

By Schnorr T, Trout D, McCleery R, Powers A, Reeves K. Atlanta, GA: U.S. Department 

of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National 

Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-157. 

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NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH Wholesale and Retail Trade Program. Program Performance 

One-Pagers. By Schulte P, Hornback D, Eastlake A, Pfirman D, Bhattacharya A, Reeves K. 

Atlanta, GA: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease 

Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS 

(NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-158. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057053 | NORA: Wholesale and Retail Trade
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NIOSH [2019]. Center for Workers’ Compensation Studies. Program Performance 

One-Pagers. By Wurzelbacher S, Meyers A, Tseng Cy, Moore L, Reeves K. Atlanta, GA: 

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and 

Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) 

Publication No. 2019-159. 

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NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH Surveillance Program. Program Performance One-Pagers. By 

Schnorr T, Sweeney M, Luckhaupt S, Mobley A, Filios P, Myers J, Reichard A, Hale C, 

McWilliams L, Reeves K. Atlanta, GA: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety 

and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-160. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057054

NIOSH [2019]. National Center for Productive Aging and Work. Program Performance 

One-Pagers. By Ortiz B, Grosch J, Harpriya K, Scholl J, Reeves K. Atlanta, GA: U.S. 

Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 

National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No.

2019-161. 

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NIOSH [2019]. Center for Occupational Robotics Research. Program Performance 

One-Pagers. By Castillo D, Hsiao H, Choi HS, Reeves K. Atlanta, GA: U.S. Department of 

Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National 

Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-162. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056820

NIOSH [2019]. Fishing safety success story: man, this could be it. Video. By Teske TD. 

Spokane, WA: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease 

Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS 

(NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-163. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057115 | NORA: Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing

NIOSH [2019]. Fishing safety success story: the more you wear it, the better off you are.

Video. By Teske TD. Spokane, WA: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety 

and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-164. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057114 | NORA: Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing

NIOSH [2019]. Small business international travel resource. By Van Bogaert D, Kitt M, 

Yeoman K, Chosewood C, Gibbins J, Nickels L, Piacentino J, Novakovich J. Cincinnati, 

OH: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and 

Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) 

Publication No. 2019-165. 

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NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH Center for Motor Vehicle Safety Evaluation of Strategic Plan 

for Research and Prevention, 2014–2018. By Fosbroke D, Olsavsky R, Pratt S, 

Rodriguez-Acosta R, Retzer K. Morgantown, WV: U.S. Department of Health and 

Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-166. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057072

NIOSH [2019]. A story of impact: popular firefighting news forum develops training 

poster based on NIOSH fire fighter fatality investigation report. Impact Sheet. By Miles S, 

Wilson KJ, Webb S. Morgantown, WV: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety 

and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-167. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057113 | NORA: Public Safety

NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH Occupational Health Equity Program. Program Performance 

One-Pagers. By Flynn M, Schulte P, Steege A, Siordia C, Reeves K. Atlanta, GA: U.S. 

Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 

National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No.

2019-168. 

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D’Alessandro M, Moore S, Marsh S, Butler C, Reeves K. Atlanta, GA: U.S. Department of 

Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National 

Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-169. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057254

NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH Cancer, Reproductive, Cardiovascular and Other Chronic 

Disease Prevention Program. Program Performance One-Pagers. By Schnorr T, 

Whelan E, Stueckle T, Reeves K. Atlanta, GA: U.S. Department of Health and Human 

Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational 

Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-170. 

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NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH Healthy Work Design and Well-Being Program. Program 

Performance One-Pagers. By Streit J, Swanson N, Chosewood C, Pana-Cryan R, 

Reeves K. Atlanta, GA: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for 

Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, 

DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-171. 

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NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH Mining Program. Program Performance One-Pagers. By 

Randolph R, Matetic RJ, Smith A, Drake P, Reeves K. Atlanta, GA: U.S. Department of 

Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National 

Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-172. 

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NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH Musculoskeletal Health Program. Program Performance 

One-Pagers. By Lu M-L, Ramsey J, McDowell T, Reeves K. Atlanta, GA: U.S. Department 

of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National 

Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-173. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057258

NIOSH [2019]. A guide to atmosphere-supplying respirators. Fact Sheet. By Cichowicz J, 

Coffey C, Fries M. Pittsburgh, PA: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety 

and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-174. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057020

NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH Authoritative Recommendations Program. Program 

Performance One-Pagers. By Schulte PA, Lentz TJ, Whittaker C, Reeves K. Atlanta, GA: 

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and 

Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) 

Publication No. 2019-175. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057259

NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH Center for Maritime Safety and Health Studies. Program 

Performance One-Pagers. By Lincoln JM, Shumate A, Elliott KC, Reeves K. Atlanta, GA: 

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and 

Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) 

Publication No. 2019-176. 

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NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH Services Program. Program Performance One-Pagers. 

By Schulte PA, Cunningham T, Reeves K. Atlanta, GA: U.S. Department of Health and 

Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2019-177. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057261

NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH fast facts: taxi drivers—how to prevent robbery and violence. 

By Menendez CC, Dalsey EJ. Morgantown, WV: U.S. Department of Health and Human 

Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational 

Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2020-100.

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NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH fast facts: taxi drivers—how to prevent robbery and violence. 

By Menendez CC, Dalsey EJ. Morgantown, WV: U.S. Department of Health and Human 

Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational 

Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2020-100 (revised 11/2019). 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057862 | NORA: Transportation, Warehousing and Utilities

NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH Agriculture, Forestry, and Fishing Program. Program 

Performance One-Pagers. By Husberg B, Check P, Reeves K. Atlanta, GA: U.S. 

Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 

National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication 

No. 2020-101. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057693 

NIOSH [2019]. Proceedings of the 2018 Ergo-X Symposium: exoskeletons in the 

workplace—assessing safety, usability, and productivity. Lowe B, Billotte W, Brogmus G, 

McDowell T, Reid C, Rempel D, Srinivasan D, eds. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of 

Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National 

Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2020-102. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057456 | NORA: Construction / Manufacturing

NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH Prevention through Design Program. Program Performance 

One-Pagers. By Bach J, Reeves K. Atlanta, GA: U.S. Department of Health and Human 

Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational

Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2020-105. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057824 | NORA: Construction / Manufacturing

NIOSH [2019]. Firefighter SCBA facepiece sizing issues. PPE CASE Notes. By Gavel K, 

Powers J, Fries M. Pittsburgh, PA: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety 

and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2020-107. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058050 | NORA: Healthcare and Social Assistance / Public Safety

NIOSH [2019]. NIOSH extramural research and training program: annual report of fiscal 

year 2018. By Robison WA, Williams DF, Grandillo P. Atlanta, GA: U.S. Department of 

Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National 

Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2020-108. 

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Allison P, Tiesman HM, Bernzweig D, Butler CR, James L, James S, Kumagai J, 

Patterson PD [2019]. Working hours and fatigue in the public safety sector. Working 

Hours, Sleep, & Fatigue Forum: Meeting the Needs of American Workers and Employers, 

September 13–14, 2019, Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. Cincinnati, OH: National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, pp. 1–6. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058412 | NORA: Public Safety

Azman A, Kim B [2019]. Practical use of area noise measurements in stone, sand, and 

gravel (SSG) mines. Inter-Noise 2019: Noise Control for a Better Environment, the 48th 

International Congress and Exposition on Noise Control Engineering: June 16–19, 2019, 

Madrid, Spain. Madrid: Spanish Acoustical Society (SEA), p. 1358. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057367 | NORA: Mining

Azman A, Kim B [2019]. Practical use of area noise measurements in stone, sand, and 

gravel (SSG) mines. Inter-Noise 2019: Noise Control for a Better Environment, the 48th 

International Congress and Exposition on Noise Control Engineering: June 16–19, 2019, 

Madrid, Spain. Reston, VA: Institute of Noise Control Engineering, pp. 1348–1360. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058417 | NORA: Mining

Bahrami D, Yuan L, Rowland JH, Zhou L, Thomas RA [2019]. Evaluation of post-blast 

re-entry times based on gas monitoring of return air. 2019 SME Annual Conference 

& Expo and CMA 121st National Western Mining Conference: Smart Mining: Resources 

for a Connected World, February 24–27, 2019, Denver, Colorado. Red Hook, NY: Curran 

Associates, Inc., pp. 258–264. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057558 | NORA: Mining

Barim MS, Lu M-L, Feng S, Hughes G, Hayden M, Werren D [2019]. Accuracy of an 

algorithm using motion data of five wearable IMU sensors for estimating lifting duration 

and lifting risk factors. Hum Fac Erg Soc P 63(1):1105–1111. 

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Batchler TJ, Klemetti TM, Matthews T [2019]. Behavior of full-scale welded-wire screen 

for large mine roof skin falls. 2019 SME Annual Conference & Expo and CMA 121st 

National Western Mining Conference: Smart Mining: Resources for a Connected World, 

February 24–27, 2019, Denver, Colorado. Red Hook, NY: Curran Associates, Inc., 

pp. 157–164. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057563 | NORA: Mining

Beamer B, DiFrancesco J [2019]. Field comparison of gas-powered vs. battery-powered 

equipment for grounds maintenance—hedge trimming operations. Inter-Noise 2019: 

Noise Control for a Better Environment, the 48th International Congress and Exposition 

on Noise Control Engineering: June 16–19, 2019, Madrid, Spain. Madrid: Spanish 

Acoustical Society (SEA), p. 1474. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058383

Beamer B, DiFrancesco J [2019]. Field comparison of gas-powered vs. battery-powered 

equipment for grounds maintenance—hedge trimming operations. Inter-Noise 2019: 

Noise Control for a Better Environment, the 48th International Congress and Exposition 

on Noise Control Engineering: June 16–19, 2019, Madrid, Spain. Reston, VA: Institute of 

Noise Control Engineering, pp. 2318–2326. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058418

Bellanca JL, Eiter B, Hrica J, Weston R, Weston T [2019]. Risk perception with and 

without workers present in hazard recognition images. In: Cassenti DN, ed. Advances in 

human factors and simulation: proceedings of the AHFE 2019 International Conferences 

on Human Factors and Simulation, July 24–28, 2019, Washington, DC. Cham, 

Switzerland: Springer Verlag, pp. 261–273. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056339 | NORA: Mining

Bellanca JL, Orr TJ, Helfrich WJ, Macdonald B, Navoyski J, Demich B [2019]. Developing 

a virtual reality environment for mining research. 2019 SME Annual Conference & Expo 

and CMA 121st National Western Mining Conference: Smart Mining: Resources for a 

Connected World, February 24–27, 2019, Denver, Colorado. Red Hook, NY: Curran 

Associates, Inc., pp. 41–46. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057562

Bellanca JL, Orr TJ, Helfrich WJ, Madconald B, Navoyski J, Demich B [2019]. Developing 

a virtual reality environment for mining research. Preprint 19-008. 2019 SME Annual 

Meeting, February 24–27, 2019, Denver, Colorado. Englewood, CO: Society for Mining, 

Metallurgy, and Exploration, Inc., 6 pages. 

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Bellanca JL, Swanson LR, Helton J, McNinch M [2019]. Mineworkers’ perceptions of

mobile proximity detection systems. Preprint 19-056. 2019 SME Annual Meeting, 

February 24–27, 2019, Denver, Colorado. Englewood, CO: Society for Mining, 

Metallurgy, and Exploration, Inc., 6 pages. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055607

Bellanca JL, Swanson LR, Helton J, McNinch M [2019]. Mineworkers’ perceptions of

mobile proximity detection systems. 2019 SME Annual Conference & Expo and CMA

121st National Western Mining Conference: Smart Mining: Resources for a Connected

World, February 24–27, 2019, Denver, Colorado. Red Hook, NY: Curran Associates, Inc., 

pp. 300–305. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057544

Berry C, Warren S, Hanson D [2019]. Investigating the correlation between coal

geochemistry and coal bumps. In: Klemetti T, Mishra B, Lawson H, Murphy M, Perry K, 

eds. Proceedings of the 38th International Conference on Ground Control in Mining

(ICGCM 2019), July 23–25, 2019, Morgantown, West Virginia. Englewood, CO: Society

for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration (SME), pp. 171–177.

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056942 | NORA: Mining

Bickson J, Yantek DS, Srednicki JR, Reyes MA [2019]. Effect of ventilation system 

configuration on purging of harmful gases in a built-in-place refuge alternative with a

borehole air supply. 2019 SME Annual Conference & Expo and CMA 121st National 

Western Mining Conference: Smart Mining: Resources for a Connected World, February

24–27, 2019, Denver, Colorado. Red Hook, NY: Curran Associates, Inc., pp. 312–316.

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057560 | NORA: Mining 

Bugarski AD, Hummer JA, Robb GM [2019]. Diesel and welding aerosols in an

underground mine. Proceedings of the 17th North American Mine Ventilation 

Symposium (NAMVS 2019), April 28—May 1, 2019, Montréal, Canada. Montréal:

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, pp. 84–94. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056024 | NORA: Mining

Camargo H, Peterson S, Kim B, Alcorn L [2019]. Development and field evaluation of

noise controls for jumbo drills. Inter-Noise 2019: Noise Control for a Better 

Environment, the 48th International Congress and Exposition on Noise Control

Engineering: June 16–19, 2019, Madrid, Spain. Madrid: Spanish Acoustical Society (SEA),

p. 1493.

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Camargo H, Peterson S, Kim B, Alcorn L [2019]. Development and field evaluation of 

noise controls for jumbo drills. Inter-Noise 2019: Noise Control for a Better 

Environment, the 48th International Congress and Exposition on Noise Control 

Engineering: June 16–19, 2019, Madrid, Spain. Reston, VA: Institute of Noise Control 

Engineering, pp. 2486–2493. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058416

Caruso CC, Arbour MW, Barger L, Berger AM, Chasens ER, Dawson J, Edmonson JC, 

Hittle B, Landrigan C, Patrician PA, Redeker NS, Rogers AE, Trinkoff A, Tucker S [2019]. 

Work hours and fatigue in the Healthcare and Social Assistance Sector. Working Hours, 

Sleep, & Fatigue Forum: Meeting the Needs of American Workers and Employers, 

September 13–14, 2019, Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. Cincinnati, OH: National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, pp. 1–4. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058409 | NORA: Public Safety

Cunningham TR, Guerin RJ [2019]. Work-related fatigue: a hazard for vulnerable 

workers. Working Hours, Sleep, & Fatigue Forum: Meeting the Needs of American 

Workers and Employers, September 13–14, 2019, Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. Cincinnati, OH: 

National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, pp. 1–5. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058414

DiFrancesco J, Beamer B [2019]. Field comparison of gas-powered vs. battery-powered 

equipment for grounds maintenance equipment. NOISE-CON 2019. The 34th 

Conference of the Institute of Noise Control Engineering, August 26–28, 2019, 

San Diego, California. Washington, DC: The Institute of Noise Control Engineering, 

pp. 286–293. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058420

Eiter BM, Hrica J [2019]. EXAMiner: a case study of the implementation of a hazard 

recognition safety intervention. In: Cassenti DN, ed. Advances in human factors and 

simulation: proceedings of the AHFE 2019 International Conferences on Human Factors 

and Simulation, July 24-28, 2019, Washington, DC. Cham, Switzerland: Springer Verlag, 

pp. 274–286. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056336 | NORA: Mining

Fox B, Mines D, Cort J, Jones M, Lu M-L, Potvin J, Rempel D [2019]. The design of 

experiments in occupational ergonomics research: issues and challenges. Hum Fac Erg 

Soc P 63(1):1005–1007. 

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Gangrade V, Slaker B, Collins D, Braganza S, Winfield J [2019]. Investigating seismicity 

surrounding an excavation boundary in a highly stressed dipping underground limestone 

mine. In: Klemetti T, Mishra B, Lawson H, Murphy M, Perry K, eds. Proceedings of the 

38th International Conference on Ground Control in Mining (ICGCM 2019), July 23–25, 

2019, Morgantown, West Virginia. Englewood, CO: Society for Mining, Metallurgy 

& Exploration (SME), pp. 132–142. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057208 | NORA: Mining

Greene RL, Lu M-L, Barim MS, Wang X, Hayden M, Hu YH, Radwin RG [2019]. 

Estimating trunk angles during lifting using computer vision bounding boxes. Hum Fac 

Erg Soc P 63(1):1128–1129. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058251 | NORA: Manufacturing

Harris C, Rempel D, Meyers AR, Bao S, Kapellusch J [2019]. Recent findings from the 

Upper Limb Consortium Study: new approaches to risk assessment and additional health 

outcomes. Hum Fac Erg Soc P 63(1):948–954. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058268

Harris ML, Sapko MJ, Dyduch Z, Cybulski K, Hildebrandt R, Goodman GV [2019]. 

Large-scale dust explosions: treated vs. non-treated rock dust. Preprint 19-029. 2019 SME 

Annual Meeting, February 24–27, 2019, Denver, Colorado. Englewood, CO: Society for 

Mining, Metallurgy, and Exploration, Inc., 4 pages.

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055580 | NORA: Mining

Hoebbel CL, Haas EJ, Ryan ME [2019]. Examining trends in individual risk factors: 

organizational approaches to emergency management. Preprint 19-059. 2019 SME 

Annual Meeting, February 24–27, 2019, Denver, Colorado. Englewood, CO: Society for 

Mining, Metallurgy, and Exploration, Inc., 9 pages.

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056018 | NORA: Mining

Iannacchione A, Esterhuizen G, Slaker B, Murphy M, Miller T, Cope N, Thayer S [2019]. 

Evaluation of stress control layout at the Subtropolis Mine, Petersburg, Ohio. In: Klemetti 

T, Mishra B, Lawson H, Murphy M, Perry K, eds. Proceedings of the 38th International 

Conference on Ground Control in Mining (ICGCM 2019), July 23–25, 2019, 

Morgantown, West Virginia. Englewood, CO: Society for Mining, Metallurgy 

& Exploration (SME), pp. 122–131. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057206 | NORA: Mining

Iverson S, Kuchta M [2019]. Comparison of PFC2D modeled damage and the practical 

damage limits from DRIFT blast design software. Preprint 19-060. 2019 SME Annual 

Meeting, February 24–27, 2019, Denver, Colorado. Englewood, CO: Society for Mining, 

Metallurgy, and Exploration, Inc., 10 pages.

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056112 | NORA: Mining
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Iverson S, Kuchta M [2019]. Comparison of PFC2D modeled damage and the practical 

damage limits from DRIFT blast design software. 2019 SME Annual Conference & Expo 

and CMA 121st National Western Mining Conference: Smart Mining: Resources for a 

Connected World, February 24–27, 2019, Denver, Colorado. Red Hook, NY: Curran 

Associates, Inc., pp. 326–335. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057554 | NORA: Mining

Kelly-Reif K, Sandler D, Shore D, Schubauer-Berigan M, Troester M, Nylander-French L, 

Richardson D [2019]. Cancer incidence and mortality among uranium miners in the 

Příbram region of the Czech Republic. Article No. 04008. BIO Web of Conferences. Vol. 

14. The 12th International Conference on the Health Effects of Incorporated 

Radionuclides (HEIR 2018), October 8–11, 2018, Fontenay-aux-Roses, France. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057014

Kim BH, Larson MK [2019]. Development of a 3D numerical tool for assessing the 

mechanical impact of a fault-rupture by normal fault on underground excavations. Paper

No. ARMA 2019–0037. 53rd U.S. Rock Mechanics/Geomechanics Symposium, June 

23–26, 2019, New York, NY. Alexandria, VA: American Rock Mechanics Association. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057680 | NORA: Mining

Klemetti TM, Van Dyke MA, Compton CS, Tulu IB, Tuncay D, Wickline J [2019]. 

Longwall gateroad yield pillar response and model verification—a case study. Paper No. 

ARMA 2019–1553. 53rd U.S. Rock Mechanics/Geomechanics Symposium, June 23–26, 

2019, New York, NY. Alexandria, VA: American Rock Mechanics Association. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057682 | NORA: Mining

Klima SS, Organiscak JA, Colinet JF [2019]. Reducing shuttle car operator dust exposure 

by improving continuous miner blowing face ventilation parameters. Preprint 19-078. 

2019 SME Annual Meeting, February 24–27, 2019, Denver, Colorado. Englewood, CO:

Society for Mining, Metallurgy, and Exploration, Inc., 5 pages.

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055608 | NORA: Mining

Li J, Carr J, Zhou C, DeGennaro C, Whisner B, McElhinney P [2019]. Shielding material 

comparison for electromagnetic interference mitigation for the air pump motor of 

personal dust monitors. 2019 SME Annual Conference & Expo and CMA 121st National 

Western Mining Conference: Smart Mining: Resources for a Connected World, February 

24–27, 2019, Denver, Colorado. Red Hook, NY: Curran Associates, Inc., pp. 711–715. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057556

Lincoln JM, Elliott KC, Syron LN, Flynn M, Levin JL, Smidt M, Dzugan J [2019]. 

Working hours, sleep, and fatigue in the Agriculture, Forestry, and Fishing Sector. 

Working Hours, Sleep, & Fatigue Forum: Meeting the Needs of American Workers and 

Employers, September 13–14, 2019, Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. Cincinnati, OH: National 

Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, pp. 1–3. 

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Lu M-L, Feng S, Hughes G, Barim MS, Hayden M, Werren D [2019]. Development of an 

algorithm for automatically assessing lifting risk factors using inertial measurement units.

Hum Fac Erg Soc P 63(1):1334–1338. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058254 | NORA: Manufacturing

Lu M-L, Rempel DM, Marras WS, Fox RR, Babski-Reeves K, McGowan B, Meyers AR, 

Gallagher S [2019]. National Occupational Research Agenda for musculoskeletal health. 

Hum Fac Erg Soc P 63(1):1331–1333. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058261 | NORA: Manufacturing

Martell MJ, Bauerle TJ, Willmer DR, Sammarco JJ [2019]. The human factors of 

mineworker fatigue: unique properties of fatigue in the mining environment. Working 

Hours, Sleep, & Fatigue Forum: Meeting the Needs of American Workers and Employers, 

September 13–14, 2019, Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. Cincinnati, OH: National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, pp. 1–2. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058410

Martell MJ, Sammarco JJ [2019]. Light source spectral power effect on luminance 

measurements in underground coal mines. 2018 IEEE Industry Applications Society 

Annual Meeting, IAS 2018, September 23–27, 2018, Portland, Oregon. Red Hook, NY: 

Curran Associates, Inc., pp. 1102–1108.

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054422 | NORA: Mining

Mayton AG, Pollard JP, Nasarwanji MF, Kim BY [2019]. Advancing strategies to reduce 

worker injury risk on mobile mining equipment. Paper No. DETC2019–98041,

V003T01A037. Proceedings of the ASME 2019 International Design Engineering 

Technical Conferences and Computers and Information in Engineering Conference 

(IDETC/CIE 2019), August 18–21, 2019, Anaheim, California. Vol. 3: 21st International 

Conference on Advanced Vehicle Technologies; 16th International Conference on Design 

Education. New York, NY: The American Society of Mechanical Engineers.

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057385 | NORA: Mining

Min GJ, Park SW, Oh SWCSH, Kim BH, Fukuda D [2019]. Dynamic fracture process 

analysis of controlled blasts to minimize the excavation damage zone in underground 

excavations. Paper No. ARMA 2019–0307. 53rd U.S. Rock Mechanics/Geomechanics 

Symposium, June 23–26, 2019, New York, NY. Alexandria, VA: American Rock 

Mechanics Association.

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057683 | NORA: Mining

Murphy WJ [2019]. The effect of hearing protection on kurtosis. Inter-Noise 2019: Noise 

Control for a Better Environment, the 48th International Congress and Exposition on 

Noise Control Engineering: June 16–19, 2019, Madrid, Spain. Madrid: Spanish Acoustical 

Society (SEA), p. 1475. 

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Murphy WJ [2019]. The effect of hearing protection on kurtosis. Inter-Noise 2019: Noise 

Control for a Better Environment, the 48th International Congress and Exposition on 

Noise Control Engineering: June 16–19, 2019, Madrid, Spain. Reston, VA: Institute of 

Noise Control Engineering, pp. 2327–2335. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058415

Murphy WJ, Azman AS, Masterson EA, Wells LL [2019]. National Occupational 

Research Agenda for hearing loss prevention. Inter-Noise 2019: Noise Control for a 

Better Environment, the 48th International Congress and Exposition on Noise Control 

Engineering: June 16–19, 2019, Madrid, Spain. Madrid: Spanish Acoustical Society (SEA), 

p. 2111. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058386

Murphy WJ, Azman AS, Masterson EA, Wells LL [2019]. National Occupational 

Research Agenda for hearing loss prevention. Inter-Noise 2019: Noise Control for a 

Better Environment, the 48th International Congress and Exposition on Noise Control 

Engineering: June 16–19, 2019, Madrid, Spain. Reston, VA: Institute of Noise Control 

Engineering, pp. 7541–7550. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058419

Nasarwanji MF, Mayton AG, Pollard J [2019]. Why slips, trips, and falls are still a 

problem: a hazard assessment at surface mines. Hum Fac Erg Soc P 63(1):1856–1860. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058267

Noll J, Cauda E, Vanderslice S, Barone T [2019]. Quantification of the effects of carbon 

on filter media in SKC DPM cassettes on measurements of diesel particulate matter in 

underground mines. 2019 SME Annual Conference & Expo and CMA 121st National 

Western Mining Conference: Smart Mining: Resources for a Connected World, February 

24–27, 2019, Denver, Colorado. Red Hook, NY: Curran Associates, Inc., pp. 203–207. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057559 | NORA: Mining

Orr TJ, Bellanca JL, Navoyski J, Macdonald B, Helfrich W, Demich B [2019]. 

Development of visual elements for accurate simulation. In: Cassenti DN, ed. Advances in 

human factors and simulation: proceedings of the AHFE 2019 International Conferences 

on Human Factors and Simulation, July 24–28, 2019, Washington, DC. Cham, 

Switzerland: Springer Verlag, pp. 287–299. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056338 | NORA: Mining

Parks D, McNinch M, Jacksha R, Nickerson H [2019]. Intelligent monitoring system for 

improved worker safety during plant operation and maintenance. 2019 SME Annual

Conference & Expo and CMA 121st National Western Mining Conference: Smart 

Mining: Resources for a Connected World, February 24–27, 2019, Denver, Colorado. Red 

Hook, NY: Curran Associates, Inc., pp. 181–184. 

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Perera IE, Harris ML, Sapko MJ, Zlochower I [2019]. Analysis and characterization of 

anti-caking additives used in rock dust. 2019 SME Annual Conference & Expo and CMA 

121st National Western Mining Conference: Smart Mining: Resources for a Connected 

World, February 24–27, 2019, Denver, Colorado. Red Hook, NY: Curran Associates, Inc., 

pp. 268–273. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057546 | NORA: Mining

Rahman MM, Deb S, Carruth D, Strawderman L [2019]. Using technology acceptance 

model to explain driver acceptance of advanced driver assistance systems. In: Stanton N, 

ed. Advances in human factors of transportation: proceedings of the AHFE 2019 

International Conferences on Human Factors in Transportation, July 24–28, 2019, 

Washington, DC. Cham, Switzerland: Springer Verlag, pp. 44–56. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056337

Raj KV, Parks DA, McNinch M, Wilson J, Miller AL [2019]. Evaluating performance of 

real-time DPM monitors for quantifying airborne elemental carbon (EC) and organic 

carbon (OC). Preprint 19-087. 2019 SME Annual Meeting, February 24–27, 2019, 

Denver, Colorado. Englewood, Colorado: Society for Mining, Metallurgy, and 

Exploration, Inc., 6 pages.

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055996 | NORA: Mining

Raj KV, Parks DA, McNinch M, Wilson J, Miller AL [2019]. Evaluating performance of 

real-time DPM monitors for quantifying airborne elemental carbon (EC) and organic 

carbon (OC). 2019 SME Annual Conference & Expo and CMA 121st National Western 

Mining Conference: Smart Mining: Resources for a Connected World, February 24–27, 

2019, Denver, Colorado. Red Hook, NY: Curran Associates, Inc., pp. 453–458. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057552 | NORA: Mining

Rashed G, Mohamed K, Gearhart DF, Esterhuizen GS [2019]. Calibration of coal-mass 

model in a longwall mine: a case study. Paper No. ARMA 2019–1687. 53rd U.S. Rock 

Mechanics/Geomechanics Symposium, June 23–26, 2019, New York, NY. Alexandria, 

VA: American Rock Mechanics Association. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057204 | NORA: Mining

Retzer KD, Lerman SE, Pratt SG [2019]. U.S. oil and gas extraction workers: fatigue, sleep, 

and working hours. Working Hours, Sleep, & Fatigue Forum: Meeting the Needs of 

American Workers and Employers, September 13–14, 2019, Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. 

Cincinnati, OH: National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, pp. 1–4. 

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Seaman CE, Shahan MR, Beck TW, Mischler SE [2019]. Design of a water curtain to 

reduce accumulations of float coal dust in longwall returns. Proceedings of the 17th 

North American Mine Ventilation Symposium (NAMVS 2019), April 28–May 1, 2019, 

Montréal, Canada. Montréal: Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 

pp. 1–9. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057210 | NORA: Mining

Sears MM, Slaker B, Rashed G, Winfield J [2019]. Numerical model validation and 

analysis of a dipping limestone pillar using FLAC3D. Paper No. ARMA 2019–2157. 53rd 

U.S. Rock Mechanics/Geomechanics Symposium, June 23–26, 2019, New York, NY. 

Alexandria, VA: American Rock Mechanics Association. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057205 | NORA: Mining

Shahan MR, Reed WR [2019]. The design of a laboratory apparatus to simulate the dust 

generated by longwall shield advances. Preprint 19-018. 2019 SME Annual Meeting, 

February 24–27, 2019, Denver, Colorado. Englewood, CO: Society for Mining, 

Metallurgy, and Exploration, Inc., 9 pages.

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056020 | NORA: Mining

Shahan MR, Reed WR [2019]. The design of a laboratory apparatus to simulate the dust 

generated by longwall shield advances. 2019 SME Annual Conference & Expo and CMA 

121st National Western Mining Conference: Smart Mining: Resources for a Connected 

World, February 24–27, 2019, Denver, Colorado. Red Hook, NY: Curran Associates, Inc., 

pp. 97–101. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057561 | NORA: Mining

Sieber WK, Iker K, Lincoln JE, Menendez CC, O’Connor MB, Krueger GP [2019]. 

Research gaps and needs for work hours and fatigue in the transportation, warehousing, 

and utilities sector. Working Hours, Sleep, & Fatigue Forum: Meeting the Needs of 

American Workers and Employers, September 13–14, 2019, Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. 

Cincinnati, OH: National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, pp. 1–4. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058413

Slaker B, Murphy M, Winfield J [2019]. Tracking convergence, spalling, and cutter roof 

formation at the Pleasant Gap limestone mine using LiDAR. Paper No. ARMA 2019–

1566. 53rd U.S. Rock Mechanics/Geomechanics Symposium, June 23–26, 2019, New 

York, NY. Alexandria, VA: American Rock Mechanics Association. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057203 | NORA: Mining

Stone D, Pakalnis R, Seymour B [2019]. Interpreting backfill QA/QC test data: do we 

need an industry standard? Preprint 19-043. 2019 SME Annual Meeting, February 24–27, 

2019, Denver, Colorado. Englewood, CO: Society for Mining, Metallurgy, and 

Exploration, Inc., 6 pages.

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055604 | NORA: Mining
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Su DWH, Zhang P, Dougherty H, Van Dyke M, Minoski T, Schatzel S, Gangrade V, 

Watkins E, Addis J, Hollerich C [2019]. Effects of longwall-induced subsurface 

deformations and permeability changes on shale gas well integrity and safety under 

shallow cover. Paper No. ARMA 2019–0013. 53rd U.S. Rock Mechanics/Geomechanics 

Symposium, June 23–26, 2019, New York, NY. Alexandria, VA: American Rock 

Mechanics Association. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057677 | NORA: Mining / Oil and Gas Extraction

Tuncay D, Tulu IB, Klemetti T [2019]. A new abutment angle equation for deep cover 

coal mines. Paper No. ARMA 2019–0325. 53rd U.S. Rock Mechanics/Geomechanics 

Symposium, June 23–26, 2019, New York, NY. Alexandria, VA: American Rock 

Mechanics Association.

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057678 | NORA: Mining

Van Dyke MA, Klemetti T, Su WH [2019]. Interpreting entry stability and geologic 

hazards utilizing borescopes. 2019 SME Annual Conference & Expo and CMA 121st 

National Western Mining Conference: Smart Mining: Resources for a Connected World, 

February 24–27, 2019, Denver, Colorado. Red Hook, NY: Curran Associates, Inc., pp. 

129–133. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057555

Weston EB, Dufour JS, Lu M-L, Marras WS [2019]. A comparison of spinal loads while 

lifting in confined vertical space. Hum Fac Erg Soc P 63(1):1130–1131. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058256 | NORA: Manufacturing

Wu JZ, Pan CS, Wimer BM [2019]. Effects of impactor mass in top impact tests in 

evaluation of shock absorption performance of construction helmets: a preliminary study. 

Proceedings of the XXXIst Annual International Occupational Ergonomics and Safety 

Conference, June 12–13, 2019, New Orleans, Louisiana. New Orleans: International 

Society for Occupational Ergonomics and Safety (ISOES), pp. 148–155.

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057845 | NORA: Construction

Wu JZ, Pan CS, Wimer BM [2019]. Shock absorption performance of construction 

helmets under repeated top impacts. Proceedings of the XXXIst Annual International 

Occupational Ergonomics and Safety Conference, June 12–13, 2019, New Orleans, 

Louisiana. New Orleans: International Society for Occupational Ergonomics and Safety 

(ISOES), pp. 144–147.

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Xu SS, Lei Z, Zhuang Z, Bergman M [2019]. Computational fluid dynamics simulation of 

flow of exhaled particles from powered-air purifying respirators. Paper No. DETC2019–

97826, V001T02A048. Proceedings of the ASME 2019 International Design Engineering 

Technical Conferences and Computers and Information in Engineering Conference, 

(IDETC/CIE 2019), August 18–21, 2019, Anaheim, California. Vol. 1: 39th Computers 

and Information in Engineering Conference. New York, NY: The American Society of 

Mechanical Engineers.

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058136

Yan L, Yantek D, Reyes M, Whisner B, Bickson J, Srednicki J, Damiano N, Bauer E 

[2019]. Cryogenic air supply for cooling built-in-place refuge alternatives in hot mines.

Preprint 19-055. 2019 SME Annual Meeting, February 24–27, 2019, Denver, Colorado. 

Englewood, CO: Society for Mining, Metallurgy, and Exploration, Inc., 6 pages.

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057388 | NORA: Mining

Zhang P, Dougherty H, Su D, Trackemas J [2019]. Influence of longwall mining on the 

stability of gas wells in chain pillars. In: Klemetti T, Mishra B, Lawson H, Murphy M, 

Perry K, eds. Proceedings of the 38th International Conference on Ground Control in 

Mining (ICGCM 2019), July 23–25, 2019, Morgantown, West Virginia. Englewood, CO: 

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration (SME), pp. 38–48. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057384 | NORA: Mining / Oil and Gas Extraction

Zhang P, Su D, Lu J [2019]. Influence of longwall mining on the stability of shale gas wells 

in barrier pillars. Paper No. ARMA 2019–0276. 53rd U.S. Rock Mechanics/Geomechanics 

Symposium, June 23–26, 2019, New York, NY. Alexandria, VA: American Rock 

Mechanics Association. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057686 | NORA: Mining / Oil and Gas Extraction

Zhou C, Whisner B, Carr J [2019]. An experimental study of magnetic field coupling 

from proximity detection systems to trailing cables. 2019 IEEE Industry Applications 

Society Annual Meeting, IAS 2019, September 29–October 3, 2019, Baltimore, Maryland. 

Piscataway, NJ: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), pp. 1–10. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058166

Zhou C, Whisner B, Carr J [2019]. An experimental study of the effect of mesh on 

magnetic proximity detection systems. 2019 SME Annual Conference & Expo and CMA 

121st National Western Mining Conference: Smart Mining: Resources for a Connected 

World, February 24–27, 2019, Denver, Colorado. Red Hook, NY: Curran Associates, Inc., 

pp. 433–437. 

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Zhou L, Yuan L, Bahrami D, Thomas RA, Cole GP, Rowland JH [2019]. Study on 

integration of real-time atmospheric monitoring system data and MFIRE simulation. 

Proceedings of the 17th North American Mine Ventilation Symposium, April 21–May 1, 

2019, Montréal, Canada. Montréal: Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and 

Petroleum, pp. 794–803. 

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Abstracts

Anderson S [2019]. NIOSH—Development of the National Occupational Research 

Agenda (NORA) for the Immune, Infectious and Dermal Disease Prevention Program. 

Abstract. Work, Stress and Health, pp. 51–52. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058522 

Antonini J, Kodali V, Boyce G, Roach K, Meighan T, Salmen R, Kashon M, Boots T, 

Roberts J, Zeidler-Erdely P, Erdely A, Shoeb M [2019]. Effect of diet and occupational 

exposure in different rat strains on serum biomarkers and peripheral blood mononuclear 

cell telomere length: development of an animal model to examine the exposome. 

Abstract. Toxicologist 168(1):239. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054953 | NORA: Construction

Bahrami D, Yuan L, Rowland JH, Zhou L, Thomas R [2019]. Evaluation of post-blast reentry times based on gas monitoring of return air. Abstract. Min Eng 71(7):98–100. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058600 | NORA: Mining

Baur R, Marshall N, Lukomska E, Weatherly L, Shane H, Anderson S [2019]. Alterations 

in the mouse skin and gut microbiome following dermal exposure to the antimicrobial 

chemical triclosan. Abstract. Toxicologist 168(1):304. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055074 | NORA: Healthcare and Social Assistance

Bellanca JL, Orr TJ, Helfrich WJ, Macdonald B, Navoyski J, Demich B [2019]. Developing 

a virtual reality environment for mining research. Abstract. Min Eng 71(5):73–74. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056016 

Bellanca JL, Swanson LR, Helton J, McNinch M [2019]. Mineworkers’ perceptions of 

mobile proximity detection systems. Abstract. Min Eng 71(6):49–51. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058594 

Bennett J [2019]. Ventilation design considerations for occupant health in aircraft 

painting facilities under OSHA requirements. Abstract. ASHRAE Trans 125(Part 

2):321–339. 

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Bennett J, Dos Santos Teixeira V, Zhang Y, Hoque S [2019]. Influence of source location 

and ventilation rates on contaminant dispersion pattern in an aircraft cabin. Abstract. 

ASHRAE Trans 125(Part 2):102–105. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058640 | NORA: Transportation, Warehousing and Utilities

Bhattacharya A, Quay B [2019]. Shift work in the wholesale and retail trade sector. 

Abstract. Sleep Sci 12(Suppl 3):26. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057989

Boyce G, Shoeb M, Kodali V, Meighan T, Roberts J, Erdely A, Antonini J [2019]. Using 

liquid chromatography mass spectrometry (LC-MS) to assess the effect of age, diet, and 

rat strain on the global metabolome. Abstract. Toxicologist 168(1):463–464. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055073 | NORA: Construction

Canal CG, Mostovenko E, Young T, Erdely A, Campen MJ, Ottens AK [2019]. Exosomes 

as a systemic mediator of nanotube-induced dysfunction. Abstract. Toxicologist 

168(1):49–50. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055167

Caruso CC, Baldwin CM, Berger A, Chasens ER, Edmonson JC, Gobel BH, Landis CA, 

Patrician PA, Redeker NS, Scott LD, Todero C, Trinkoff A, Tucker S [2019]. 

Disseminating policy recommendations to reduce fatigue in nurses. Abstract. Sleep Sci 

12(Suppl 3):7. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057982 | NORA: Public Safety

Casey M [2019]. NIOSH—Addressing current needs in the Healthcare and Social 

Assistance Industry Sector. Abstract. Work, Stress and Health, pp. 48–49. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058553

Castillo D [2019]. NIOSH—Transportation, Warehousing, and Utilities Program. 

Abstract. Work, Stress and Health, pp. 49–50. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058098 | NORA: Transportation, Warehousing and Utilities

Chen G-X [2019]. Survey of working and sleeping time by industry and occupation of 

fulltime workers in the U.S. Abstract. Sleep Sci 12(Suppl 3):29. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057990 | NORA: Transportation, Warehousing and Utilities

Coyle J, Derk R, Kornberg T, Singh D, Stueckle T, Demokritou P, Rojanasakul Y, 

Rojanasakul L [2019]. Incinerated carbon nanotube-enabled thermoplastics enhance 

cytotoxicity in human airway in vitro models. Abstract. Toxicologist 168(1):283. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054978 | NORA: Manufacturing

Dahm M [2019]. Perspectives from the field: occupational exposures to carbon nanotubes 

in the U.S. Abstract. Toxicologist 168(1):378. 

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D’Alessandro M [2019]. NIOSH—Public Safety Sector Program. Abstract. Work, Stress 

and Health, pp. 49. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058097 

Desai I, Miller W, Kodali V, Syamlal G, Roberts J, Erdely A, Yanamala N [2019]. Machine 

learning approaches to categorize carbonaceous nanomaterials based on patterns of 

inflammatory markers and pathological outcomes in lungs. Abstract. Toxicologist 

168(1):178–179. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054919 | NORA: Manufacturing

Ding M, Barber T, Leonard S, Aldinger J [2019]. Titanium dioxide nanoparticle induced 

AP-1 activation via ERKs and p38 kinase. Abstract. Toxicologist 168(1):284. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055001 | NORA: Manufacturing

Erdely A [2019]. Understanding the changing exposure and toxicity profile of engineered 

nanomaterials from production to application. Abstract. Toxicologist 168(1):500. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055075 | NORA: Manufacturing

Farcas M, Stefaniak A, Knepp A, Bowers L, Jackson S, Mandler W, Stueckle T, Friend S, 

Qi C, Hammond D, Thomas T, Matheson J, Qian Y [2019]. Physicochemical 

characterization and in vitro toxicity of emissions from a 3D printer. Abstract. 

Toxicologist 168(1):464. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055076 | NORA: Manufacturing

Flynn M [2019]. NIOSH—Occupational Health Equity Program. Abstract. Work, Stress 

and Health, pp. 54. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058561 

Fraser K, Kodali VK, Bishop L, Eye T, Hubczak J, Foster S, Yanamala N, SchweglerBerry D, Friend S, Stefaniak A, Dahm MM, Schubauer-Berigan MK, Birch EM, Evans DE, 

Wu NQ, Casuccio G, Bunker K, Orandle MS, Hubbs AF, Mercer RR, Erdely A [2019]. 

Comparative in vivo assessment of alveolar fibrosis, histopathology, and systemic 

translocation induced by carbon nanotubes and nanofibers from U.S. facilities. Abstract. 

Toxicologist 168(1):289. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055011 | NORA: Manufacturing

Gangrade V, Schatzel SJ, Harteis SP, Addis JD [2019]. Investigating the impact of caving 

on longwall mine ventilation using scaled physical modeling. Abstract. Min Eng 

71(7):94–96. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058598 | NORA: Mining: Oil and Gas Extraction

Guerin R [2019]. NIOSH ● Safe ● Skilled ● Ready Workforce Program. Abstract. Work, 

Stress and Health, pp. 55–56. 

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Guerin R [2019]. Preparing the future workforce with occupational safety and health 

competencies. Abstract. Work, Stress and Health, pp. 74–75. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058023

Haas E [2019]. Using safety climate assessments to identify significant predictors of 

mineworkers’ H&S performance. Abstract. Work, Stress and Health, pp. 34–35. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058096

Haas EJ, Cecala AB, Colinet JF [2019]. Comparing the implementation of two dust 

control technologies from a sociotechnical systems perspective. Abstract. Min Eng 

71(8):58–59. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058573

Hornback D [2019]. NIOSH—Wholesale and Retail Trade Program. Abstract. Work, 

Stress and Health, pp. 50. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058099 | NORA: Wholesale and Retail Trade

Hsiao H [20196]. NIOSH—Center for Occupational Robotics Research: program, goals, 

and research. Abstract. Work, Stress and Health, pp. 54–55. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058562

Hubczak J, Erdely A, Stueckle T, Smith K, Eye T, Shoeb M, Stefaniak A, Roberts J, 

Kodali V [2019]. Bioactivity of multiwalled carbon nanotube mixtures with multiple 

aspect ratios. Abstract. Toxicologist 168(1):286. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055013 | NORA: Construction / Manufacturing

Imam SZ, He Z, Lantz SM, Raymick J, Robinson B, Cuevas E, Sarkar S, Law C, Hanig J, 

Herr D, MacMillan D, Smith A, Liachenko S, O’Callaghan JP, Miller DB, Somps C, 

Pardo ID, Pierson JB, Roberts R, Gong B, Tong W, Aschner M, Kallman M, Calligaro D, 

Feruson SA, Paule MG, Slikker W [2019]. Circulating biomarkers of neurotoxicity: 

identifying fluidic endpoints correlating with central nervous system toxicity in a rodent 

model of neurotoxicity. Abstract. Toxicologist 168(1):180. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055166 | NORA: Manufacturing

Jacklitsch B [2019]. NIOSH—Small Business Assistance Program. Abstract. Work, Stress 

and Health, pp. 56. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058568

Jones BC, O’Callaghan JP, Miller DB, Lu L, Zhao W, Ashbrook D [2019]. Genetic-based, 

differential susceptibility to exposure to combined organophosphate and increased 

glucocorticoid in a mouse model of Gulf War Illness. Abstract. Toxicologist 168(1):274. 

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Joseph P, Sager T, Chen T, McKinney W, Orandle M, Roberts J, Umbright C [2019]. 

Crystalline nanocellulose-induced lung toxicity and global gene expression changes in the 

rat. Abstract. Toxicologist 168(1):291–292. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055014 | NORA: Manufacturing

Kan H, Zheng W, McKinney W, Kashon M, Castranova V [2019]. The effect of inhaled 

multiwalled carbon nanotubes on blood pressure in spontaneously hypertensive rats. 

Abstract. Toxicologist 168(1):250. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054963 | NORA: Manufacturing

Kaur H, Grosch J [2019]. Subjective cognitive decline among U.S. workers aged >/=45 

years by occupation, BRFSS, 2015–2016. Abstract. Occup Environ Med 76(Suppl 1):A68. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056829 | NORA: Wholesale and Retail Trade

Kaur H, Lampl M, Grosch J, Wurzelbacher S, Tseng C-Y, Bushnell T, Scholl J, Meyers A, 

Ortiz B [2019]. Overexertion related age-specific WMSDs claims among construction 

workers in Ohio, USA: 2007–2013. Abstract. Occup Environ Med 76(Suppl 1):A42. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056828 | NORA: Wholesale and Retail Trade

Kelly K, Michalovicz L, Fornal C, Miller D, O’Callaghan J, Lasley S [2019]. Behavioral and 

histological evidence of a neuroimmune basis for Gulf War Illness. Abstract. Toxicologist 

168(1):83. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054910

Khaliullin TO, Newman MS, Kisin ER, Suleimanova KA, Fatkhutdinova LM, 

Yanamala N, Shvedova AA [2019]. Changes in lung and blood transcriptomes following 

exposure to multiwalled carbon nanotubes in mice. Abstract. Toxicologist 168(1):290. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055012 | NORA: Mining

Kisin E, Guppi S, Yanamala N, Shvedova A [2019]. In vitro dermal toxicity of redoxactive metal nanocatalysts. Abstract. Toxicologist 168(1):285. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054994 | NORA: Manufacturing

Kodali V, Roach K, Kashon M, Boots T, Shoeb M, Boyce G, Meighan T, Eye T, ZeidlerErdely P, Roberts J, Antonini J, Erdely A [2019]. Understanding the lung-gut axis by 

modeling the influence of welding fume inhalation exposure and lifestyle on the profile of 

gut microbiome and systemic immune cells. Abstract. Toxicologist 168(1):240–241. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054965 | NORA: Construction

Kornberg T, Stueckle T, Coyle J, Derk R, Demokritou P, Rojanasakul Y, Rojanasakul L 

[2019]. Amorphous silica coating protects against iron oxide nanoparticle-induced cell 

transformation and genotoxicity. Abstract. Toxicologist 168(1):285. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055003 | NORA: Manufacturing
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Ladd TB, Barnes MA, Mumaw CL, Green BJ, Beezhold DH, Block ML [2019]. Moderate 

Aspergillus versicolor inhalation exposure triggers neuroinflammation. Abstract. 

Toxicologist 168(1):246–247. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054962 

Li J, Smith A, Carr J, Whisner B [2019]. Influence of temperature on generator current 

and magnetic field of a proximity detection system. Abstract. Min Eng 71(6):51–52. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058597 

Mandler W, Sisler J, Qi C, Battelli L, Orandle M, Sarkisian K, Mercer R, Stefaniak A, 

Knepp A, Bowers L, Qian Y [2019]. Mouse pulmonary response induced by exposure to 

dust from sawing corian, a solid-surface composite material. Abstract. Toxicologist 

168(1):21. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054872 | NORA: Manufacturing / Construction

McNinch M, Parks D, Jacksha R, Miller A [2019]. Leveraging IIoT to improve machine 

safety in the mining industry. Abstract. Min Eng 71(11):51–52. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058604 

Michalovicz LT, Kelly KA, Miller DB, Sullivan K, O’Callaghan JP [2019]. Propranolol as a 

novel treatment for Gulf War Illness in a preclinical mouse model. Abstract. Toxicologist 

168(1):80. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054891 | NORA: Manufacturing

Mitchell S [20196]. NIOSH—Total Worker Health® Program: exploring new research 

horizons for worker well-being. Abstract. Work, Stress and Health, pp. 53. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058559 

Moller K [2019]. NIOSH—Oil and Gas Extraction Program. Abstract. Work, Stress and 

Health, pp. 56. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058570 

Morris A, Olgun N, Attfield K, Fowles J, Leonard S [2019]. Effects of e-cigarette flavoring 

chemicals on human macrophages and bronchial epithelial cells. Abstract. Toxicologist 

168(1):219. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054944 | NORA: Manufacturing

Mostovenko E, Saunders SA, Vucetic A, Fraser K, Campen MJ, Erdely A, Ottens AK 

[2019]. Effects of repeated nanomaterial exposure and recovery on circulating mediators 

and neurotoxicity. Abstract. Toxicologist 168(1):294. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055064 | NORA: Manufacturing

Nigam J [2019]. NIOSH—An overview of the NIOSH Healthy Work Design and WellBeing Cross Sector. Abstract. Work, Stress and Health, pp. 52–53. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058549 
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Nigam J [2019]. Using Total Worker Health® to examine work organization and wellbeing in local/short-haul commercial trucking. Interview and focus group. Abstract. 

Work, Stress and Health, pp. 12. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058091 

Olgun N, Morris A, Bowers L, Stefaniak A, Friend S, Leonard S [2019]. Stainless steel 

welding fumes adversely affect migratory ability of first trimester human placental cells. 

Abstract. Toxicologist 168(1):122. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054915 | NORA: Manufacturing

Ortiz B [2019]. NIOSH—National Center for Productive Aging and Work. Abstract. 

Work, Stress and Health, pp. 55. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058565 

Parks DA, Raj KV, Berry CA, Weakley AT, Griffiths PR, Miller AL [2019]. Towards a 

field-portable real-time organic and elemental carbon monitor. Abstract. Min Eng 

71(9):51–53. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057365 | NORA: Mining

Penatzer JA, Miller J, Prince N, Michalovicz L, Kelly K, O’Callaghan J, Boyd J [2019]. A 

network approach to phosphoprotein signaling in a mouse model of Gulf War Illness 

using corticosterone and diisopropyl fluorophosphate. Abstract. Toxicologist 168(1):72. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055169 | NORA: Manufacturing

Pratt S [20196]. NIOSH—Center For Motor Vehicle Safety: keeping workers safe on the 

road. Abstract. Work, Stress and Health, pp. 53–54. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058560 

Quay BR [2019]. A descriptive analysis of shift start-time and schedule by industry. 

Abstract. Sleep Sci 12(Suppl 3):58. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058009 

Riedy SM, Fekedulegn D, Dawson D, Andrew ME, Violanti JM [2019]. Model-derived 

estimates of police officers’ sleepiness using actual and predicted sleep/wake behavior. 

Abstract. Sleep Sci 12(Suppl 3):17. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057988 | NORA: Public Safety

Roach KA, Anderson SE, Stefaniak AB, Shane HL, Roberts JR [2019]. Evaluation of the 

skin sensitizing potential of gold nanomaterials and the impact of established dermal 

sensitivity to gold on the pulmonary immune response with respect to dose mass and 

surface area. Abstract. Toxicologist 168(1):288. 

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Roberts J, Kodali V, Xin X, Barger M, Roach K, Stefaniak A, Eye T, Wolfarth M, 

Leonard S, Porter D, Erdely A [2019]. Bioactivity of boron nitride nanotube preparations 

that differ in purity in vitro and in vivo. Abstract. Toxicologist 168(1):291. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055039 | NORA: Manufacturing

Rowland JH, Yuan L, Thomas RA, Zhou L [2019]. Evaluation of different carbon 

monoxide sensors for battery charging stations. Abstract. Min Eng 71(1):41–43. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058589 | NORA: Mining

Sager T [2019]. Functional significance of the SLC26A4 gene in silica-induced pulmonary 

toxicity. Abstract. Toxicologist 168(1):240. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054964 | NORA: Construction / Manufacturing

Schatzel SJ, Gangrade V, Addis JD, Hollerich CA, Chasko LL [2019]. Face ventilation on a 

bleederless longwall panel. Abstract. Min Eng 71(6):45–46. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058593 | NORA: Mining: Oil and Gas Extraction

Schuler C [2019]. NIOSH—Traumatic Injury Prevention Program. Abstract. Work, Stress 

and Health, pp. 52. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058548 

Schulte P [2019]. Mapping future-of-work scenarios to identify potential occupational 

hazards. Abstract. Work, Stress and Health, pp. 74. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058022 

Sears MM, Esterhuizen GS, Tulu IB [2019]. Overview of current U.S. longwall gateroad 

support practices: an update. Abstract. Min Eng 71(11):52–54. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058408 

Shoeb M, Kodali V, Meighan T, Roach K, Xin X, Boyce G, Roberts J, Erdely A, Antonini J 

[2019]. Assessment of welding fume exposure on telomere length and regulation in 

peripheral blood mononuclear cells and lung tissue in rats. Abstract. Toxicologist 

168(1):112. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054913 | NORA: Construction

Shvedova A, Guppi S, Khaliullin T, Yanamala N, Kisin E [2019]. Comparative in vitro 

study of adverse pro-neoplastic potential of tremolite asbestos and its cleavage fragments 

in human epithelial (BEAS-2B) and mesothelial (MET-5A) cells. Abstract. Toxicologist 

168(1):285–286. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054998 | NORA: Mining

Sriram K, Lin GX, Jefferson AM, McKinney W, Fedan JS [2019]. Neural effects of 

fracking sand dust aerosols. Abstract. Toxicologist 168(1):19. 

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Stueckle T [2019]. NIOSH—Chronic Disease Cross Sector of NORA Council: 

identification and prevention of occupational disease. Abstract. Work, Stress and Health, 

pp. 50–51. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058100 

Stueckle T, Wagner A, Jensen J, Afshari A, Lee EG, Kwon J, Coyle J, Derk R, Friend S, 

Agarwal S, Gupta R, Dinu CZ [2019]. Assessing organomodified nanoclay pulmonary 

toxicity across its life cycle using integrated exposure and in vitro/in vivo approaches. 

Abstract. Toxicologist 168(1):282. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054981 | NORA: Manufacturing

Swanson LR, Bellanca JL [2019]. If the technology fits: an evaluation of mobile proximity 

detection systems in underground coal mines. Abstract. Min Eng 71(8):60–62. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058602 

Thompson JA, McKinney WG, Jackson MC, Fedan JS [2019]. Effects of diesel exhaust on 

airway epithelial ion transport and lung function in the rat. Abstract. Toxicologist 

168(1):32. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054890 | NORA: Oil and Gas Extraction

Violanti JM, Mnatsakanova A, Fekedulegn D, Gu JK, Andrew ME [2019]. Does shiftwork 

modify associations of age with injury among police? Abstract. Sleep Sci 12(Suppl 3):73. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058010 | NORA: Public Safety

Wang Rojanasakul L, Kornberg T, Coyle J, He X, Kiratipaiboon C, Stueckle T, Derk R, 

Demokritou P, Rojanasakul Y [2019]. Biomimetic in vitro/in vivo models for assessment 

of hazardous pulmonary effects of nanoparticles. Abstract. Toxicologist 168(1):282. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054977 | NORA: Manufacturing

Xin X, Barger M, Roach K, Boyce G, Duling M, Stefaniak A, Leonard S, Roberts J [2019]. 

Pulmonary toxicity associated with different zinc nanoparticles after intratracheal 

instillation in rats. Abstract. Toxicologist 168(1):291. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055035 | NORA: Manufacturing

Young TL, Herbert G, Lucas S, Sanchez B, Begay J, Ottens AK, Erdely A, Campen M 

[2019]. Effects of multi-walled carbon nanotube exposure on brain oxidative stress and 

inflammation in C57BL/6 mice. Abstract. Toxicologist 168(1):292–293. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055017 | NORA: Manufacturing

Zeidler-Erdely P, Erdely A, Salmen R, Battelli L, Dodd T, Keane M, McKinney W, 

Stone S, Donlin M, Leonard H, Cumpston J, Cumpston J, Mercer R, Chen B, Andrews R, 

Kashon M, Antonini J, Falcone L [2019]. Lack of lung tumor promotion after inhalation 

of a copper-nickel welding fume in A/J mice. Abstract. Toxicologist 168(1):240. 

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Zheng Y, Reed WR, Shahan MR, Rider JP [2019]. Evaluation of roof bolter canopy air 

curtain effects on airflow and dust dispersion in an entry using blowing curtain 

ventilation. Abstract. Min Eng 71(7):100–101. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058601 | NORA: Mining

Zhou C, Li J, Damiano N, Carr J, Noll J [2019]. Influence of trailing cables on magnetic 

proximity detection systems. Abstract. Min Eng 71(8):56–58. 

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Control

Technology

Reports

NIOSH [2019]. Comprehensive report: laboratory evaluation of saw blades for cutting 

fiber-cement siding. By Qi C, Kang S. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and 

Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, NIOSH Control Technology Report No. EPHB-19-114. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057363 

NIOSH [2019]. In-depth survey report: concrete surface preparation tools machines 7. 

By Garcia A, Marlow D, Echt A. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and Human 

Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational 

Safety and Health, NIOSH Control Technology Report No. EPHB-368-16a. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057374 | NORA: Construction

NIOSH [2019]. In-depth survey report: removing mortar with a die grinder with on-tool 

local exhaust ventilation, International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers 

Southern Ohio—Kentucky Regional Training Center, Batavia, Ohio. By Echt A, Qi C. 

Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease 

Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, NIOSH 

Control Technology Report No. EPHB-381-15a. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057360 | NORA: Construction

NIOSH [2019]. Engineering research report: development of a dry decontamination 

method for mass casualty events—the NIOSH DryCon System. By Alexander BM, 

Merk G. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for 

Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, 

NIOSH Control Technology Report No. EPHB-383-11a. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057362 | NORA: Public Safety

NIOSH [2019]. In-depth survey report: field evaluation of a mobile dust control booth for 

stone countertop grinding. By Qi C, Echt A. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health 

and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, NIOSH Control Technology Report No. EPHB-2020-

DFSE-165. 

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Fatality Assessment

and Control

Evaluation Reports

NIOSH [2019]. Two tower climbers fatally injured when a cellular tower collapsed while 

performing tower upgrades—West Virginia. By Moore M, Romano N. Morgantown, 

WV: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and 

Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, Fatality Assessment 

and Control Evaluation (FACE) Report No. FACE-2015-02. 

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Fire Fighter Fatality 

Investigation and 

Prevention Reports

NIOSH [2019]. Career fire fighter critically injured during surf rescue training dies two 

days later—Hawaii. By Miles S. Morgantown, WV: U.S. Department of Health and 

Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, Fire Fighter Fatality Investigation and Prevention Report 

No. FACE-F2016-12. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057730 | NORA: Public Safety

NIOSH [2019]. Volunteer fire fighter dies after being ejected from rear seat of fire 

department pickup truck—Iowa. By Hales T, Bowyer M. Morgantown, WV: U.S. 

Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 

National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, Fire Fighter Fatality Investigation 

and Prevention Report No. FACE-F2017-07. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055320 | NORA: Public Safety

NIOSH [2019]. 47-Year-old firefighter suffers cardiac arrest at gym after shift—

Massachusetts. By Smith DL. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and Human 

Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational 

Safety and Health, Fire Fighter Fatality Investigation and Prevention Report No. FACEF2018-01. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054766 | NORA: Public Safety

NIOSH [2019]. 54-Year-old firefighter suffers carbon monoxide toxicity and cardiac 

event during overhaul—Massachusetts. By Smith DL. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department 

of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National 

Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, Fire Fighter Fatality Investigation and 

Prevention Report No. FACE-F2018-02. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054771 | NORA: Public Safety

NIOSH [2019]. 44-Year-old female firefighter suffers sudden cardiac arrest at station—

Georgia. By Smith DL. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety 

and Health, Fire Fighter Fatality Investigation and Prevention Report No. FACE-F2018-

05. 

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NIOSH [2019]. Structure collapse at 140-year old mill building kills 2 career fire fighters 

and injures 2 others—Pennsylvania. By Merinar TR, Bowyer ME, Kline K. Morgantown, 

WV: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and 

Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, Fire Fighter Fatality 

Investigation and Prevention Report No. FACE-F2018-06. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056137 | NORA: Public Safety

NIOSH [2019]. One fire fighter dies and one fire fighter burned during firefighting 

operations at a grass fire—Texas. By Loflin ME. Morgantown, WV: U.S. Department of 

Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National 

Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, Fire Fighter Fatality Investigation and 

Prevention Report No. FACE-F2018-07. 

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NIOSH [2019]. Two fire fighters die and three fire fighters injured in a fire apparatus 

crash—West Virginia. By Loflin ME. Morgantown, WV: U.S. Department of Health and 

Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, Fire Fighter Fatality Investigation and Prevention Report 

No. FACE-F2018-08. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057058 | NORA: Public Safety

NIOSH [2019]. Career part-time fire fighter dies after being struck by pressurized 

SCUBA cylinder—Ohio. By Merinar TR. Morgantown, WV: U.S. Department of Health 

and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, Fire Fighter Fatality Investigation and Prevention Report 

No. FACE-F2018-10. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056089 | NORA: Public Safety

NIOSH [2019]. Career Captain fatally shot and a fire fighter wounded by arsonist while 

responding to a fire alarm—California. By Bowyer ME, Hales T. Morgantown, WV: U.S. 

Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 

National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, Fire Fighter Fatality Investigation 

and Prevention Report No. FACE-F2018–11. 

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Health Hazard

Evaluation Reports

 

NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of exposures and respiratory health concerns in a paper 

converting equipment manufacturing facility. By Stanton ML, Nett RJ. Morgantown, 

WV: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and 

Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, NIOSH Report No. 

HHE-2012-0055-3337. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054729 

NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of exposure to radon and radon progeny in an underground 

tourist cavern and its connected buildings. By Zwack LM, Brueck SE, Anderson JL, 

Hammond DR. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety 

and Health, NIOSH Report No. HHE-2014-0158-3345. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055987 | NORA: Services

NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of wildland fire fighter exposures during fuel reduction 

projects. By Ramsey JG, Eisenberg J, Wiegand D, Brueck SE, McDowell TW. Cincinnati, 

OH: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and 

Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, NIOSH Report No. 

HHE-2015-0028-3330. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055365 | NORA: Services

NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of noise exposures at a precast concrete manufacturer. 

By Li JF, Brueck SE. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety 

and Health, NIOSH Report No. HHE-2015-0133-3339. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055129 | NORA: Services

NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of ergonomics, chemical exposures, and ventilation at four 

nail salons. By Broadwater K, Chiu S. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and 

Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, NIOSH Report No. HHE-2015-0139-3338. 

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NIOSH [2019]. Ðánh giá ve the trang lao dong, phoi nhiem hóa chat và thông gió tai bon 

tiem làm móng. By Broadwater K, Chiu S. Cincinnati, OH: Bo Y te và Dich vu Nhân sinh 

Hoa Ky, Dich vu Y te Công cong, Trung tâm Kiem soát và Phòng ngua Dich benh, Vien 

Suc khoe và An toàn Lao dong Quoc gia, NIOSH Report No. HHE-2015-0139-3338_vie. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058129 | NORA: Services

NIOSH [2019]. Evaluación de la ergonomía, las exposiciones a sustancias químicas y la 

ventilación en cuatro salones de manicura y pedicura. By Broadwater K, Chiu S. 

Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Departamento de Salud Y Servicios Humanos, Servicio de Salud 

Pública, Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades, Instituto Nacional 

para la Seguridad y Salud Ocupacional, NIOSH Report No. HHE-2015-0139-3338spa. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058126 | NORA: Services

NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of a medicinal cannabis manufacturing facility with an indoor 

and outdoor grow operation. By Couch J, Wiegand D, Grimes GR, Green BJ, Lemons AR, 

Glassford E, Zwack L, Jackson SR, Beezhold D. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of 

Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National 

Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, NIOSH Report No. HHE-2016-0090-3317 

(revised 08/2019). 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056908 | NORA: Healthcare and Social Assistance / Services

NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of exposures and respiratory health at a coffee roasting and 

packaging facility and two off-site retail cafés. By McClelland T, Boylstein RJ, Martin SB

Jr., Beaty M. Morgantown, WV: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers 

for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and 

Health, NIOSH Report No. HHE-2016-0109-3343. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055134 

NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of exposures and respiratory health at a coffee roasting and 

packaging facility. By Harvey RR, Blackley BH, Martin SB Jr., Stanton ML. Morgantown, 

WV: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and 

Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, NIOSH Report No. 

HHE-2016-0164-3341. 

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NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of exposures and respiratory health at a rubber manufacturing 

facility. By Tomasi SE, Park J-H, Nett JR, Martin SB Jr., Bailey RL, Cox-Ganser JM. 

Morgantown, WV: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease 

Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, NIOSH 

Report No. HHE-2016-0227-3364. 

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NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of chemotherapy drug exposure in a veterinary specialty 

hospital. By Grant MP, Gibbins J. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and 

Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, NIOSH Report No. HHE-2016-0231-3354. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056971 | NORA: Services

NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of exposure to metals and flame retardants at an electronics 

recycling company. By Grimes GR, Beaucham CC, Grant MP, Ramsey JG. Cincinnati, 

OH: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and 

Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, NIOSH Report No. 

HHE-2016-0257-3333. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055191

NIOSH [2019]. Characterizing exposures during laser tattoo removal in a hospital 

dermatology center. By Grant MP, Glassford E, Green BJ, Lemons AR. Cincinnati, OH: 

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and 

Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, NIOSH Report No. 

HHE-2017-0006-3319 (revised 08/2019). 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056907 | NORA: Services

NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of exposures to metals and flame retardants at an electronics 

recycling company. By Ramsey JG, Grimes GR, Beaucham CC. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. 

Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 

National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, NIOSH Report No. HHE-2017-

0013-3356. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057279 | NORA: Services

NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of laser coding particulate composition, health effects, and 

safety climate at a brewery. By Broadwater K, Grimes GR, Wiegand DM. Cincinnati, OH: 

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and 

Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, NIOSH Report No. 

HHE-2017-0072-3347. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055827 | NORA: Services

NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of wildland fire fighters’ exposures to asbestos during a 

prescribed burn. By Grant MP. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and Human 

Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational 

Safety and Health, NIOSH Report No. HHE-2017-0076-3352. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056304 | NORA: Services

NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of waste anesthetic gas exposure and miscarriages at a 

veterinary hospital. By Li JF, Chiu S. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and 

Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, NIOSH Report No. HHE-2017-0077-3336. 

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NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of exposure to a hydrogen peroxide, peracetic acid, and acetic 

acid containing cleaning and disinfection product and symptoms in hospital employees.

By Blackley BH, Virji MA, Harvey RR, Cox-Ganser J, Nett RJ. Morgantown, WV: U.S. 

Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 

National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, NIOSH Report No. HHE-2017-

0114-3357. 

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NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of exposures to metals and noise in a boat maintenance 

facility. By Grant MP, Jackson DA, Topmiller JL. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of 

Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National 

Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, NIOSH Report No. HHE-2017-0127-3348. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055649 | NORA: Services

NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of police officers’ exposure to secondhand cannabis smoke at 

open-air stadium events. By Wiegand DM, Methner MM, Grimes GR. Cincinnati, OH: 

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and 

Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, NIOSH Report No. 

HHE-2017-0174-3335. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055150 | NORA: Services

NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of metal and noise exposures at an aircraft powerplant parts 

manufacturer. By Feldmann KD, Jackson DA. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of 

Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National 

Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, NIOSH Report No. HHE-2018-0001-3349. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055644 | NORA: Services

NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of exposures to styrene during ultraviolet cured-in-place pipe 

installation. By LeBouf RF, Burns DA. Morgantown, WV: U.S. Department of Health and 

Human Services, Public Health Service, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 

National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, NIOSH Report No. HHE-2018-

0009-3334 (revised 03/2019).

NIOSHTIC-2: 20054226

NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of exposures to styrene during ultraviolet cured-in-place pipe 

installation. By LeBouf RF, Burns DA. Morgantown, WV: U.S. Department of Health and 

Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, NIOSH Report No. HHE-2018-0009-3334 (revised 

03/2019). 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055321
Health Hazard Evaluation Reports

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NIOSH [2019]. Interim report: evaluation of occupational exposures to opioids, mental 

health symptoms, exposure to traumatic events, and job stress in a city fire department. 

By Chiu S, Wiegand DM, Broadwater K, Li JF. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of 

Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National 

Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, NIOSH Report No. HHE-2018-0015b. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055787 | NORA: Services

NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of indoor environmental quality with limited surface sampling 

for metals at an office building. By Harvey RR. Morgantown, WV: U.S. Department of 

Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National 

Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, NIOSH Report No. HHE-2018-0046-3346. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055322

NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of exposures at a coffee roasting, flavoring, and packaging 

facility. By Blackley BH, Fortner A, Duling MG, Beaty MC. Morgantown, WV: U.S. 

Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 

National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, NIOSH Report No. HHE-2018-

0071-3342. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055132

NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of exposures and health effects in fire fighters following 

response to a chemical fire. By Eisenberg J, Harvey RR, Feldmann KD. Cincinnati, OH: 

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and 

Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, NIOSH Report No. 

HHE-2018-0080-3350. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055840 | NORA: Services

NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of fire debris cleanup employees’ exposure to silica, asbestos, 

metals, and polyaromatic hydrocarbons. By Beaucham C, Eisenberg J. Cincinnati, OH: 

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and 

Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, NIOSH Report No. 

HHE-2018-0094-3355. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057066 | NORA: Services

NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of lead and copper exposure at an indoor shooting range. 

By Grant MP, Reynolds L, Methner MM. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and 

Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, NIOSH Report No. HHE-2018-0124-3351. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056099 | NORA: Services

NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of potential occupational exposures to narcotics in a county 

evidence room. By Feldmann KD, Hatcher S. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health 

and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, NIOSH Report No. HHE-2018-0150-3340. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055267 | NORA: Services
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NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of rhabdomyolysis and heat stroke in structural firefighter 

cadets. By Eisenberg J, Li JF, Feldmann KD. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health 

and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, NIOSH Report No. HHE-2018-0154-3361. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057777 | NORA: Services

NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of workplace exposures at a ceramic tile manufacturer. 

By Burr G. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for 

Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, 

NIOSH Report No. HHE-2018-0163-3344. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20055205 | NORA: Services

NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of potential unintentional illicit drug exposure at a county jail. 

By Li JF, Mead K, Neu D. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and Human 

Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational 

Safety and Health, NIOSH Report No. HHE-2018-0175-3359. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057628 | NORA: Services

NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of push and pull forces and musculoskeletal symptoms among 

employees at an automobile manufacturer. By Ramsey J, Hatcher S, Lowe B, Hayden M, 

Salar-Barim M. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers 

for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and 

Health, NIOSH Report No. HHE-2019-0004-3363. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20058053 | NORA: Services

NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of silica exposures during micro trenching. By Grant MP, 

Hammond DR. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety 

and Health, NIOSH Report No. HHE-2019-0020-3353. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20056742 | NORA: Services

NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of ergonomics, dust, and unanticipated hazards at a donation 

and retail store. By Grant MP, Reynolds L. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health 

and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, NIOSH Report No. HHE-2019-0108-3360. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057474 | NORA: Services

NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of health symptoms after a law enforcement operation. 

By Chiu S, Hornsby-Myers J, Trout D. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and 

Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for 

Occupational Safety and Health, NIOSH Report No. HHE-2019-0114-3358. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057473
Health Hazard Evaluation Reports

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NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of low frequency noise, infrasound, and health symptoms at 

an administrative building and men’s shelter. By Chiu S, Brueck SE, Wiegand DM, Free 

H. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease 

Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, NIOSH 

Report No. HHE-2019-0119-3362. 

NIOSHTIC-2: 20057719 | NORA: Services

NIOSH [2019]. Evaluation of silica exposures during drywall sanding. By Grant MP, 

Echt A, Echt H. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety 

and Health, NIOSH Report No. HHE-2019-0179-3365. 

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Author Index

Aasmoe L

20057270, Page 5

Abdel Rahman AM

20057270, Page 5

Abraham JL

20056995, Page 8

Abukabda AB

20054699, Page 16

20054789, Page 1

20055104, Page 5

Acuna-Villaorduna C

20057853, Page 11

Adav SS

20058215, Page 15

Addis J

20057677, Page 73

Addis JD

20055593, Page 13

20056092, Page 32

20058593, Page 84

20058598, Page 79

Adjemian J

20057099, Page 32

Afanuh S

20055929, Page 54

20057317, Page 54

20057318, Page 58

Afshari A

20054981, Page 85

Agarwal S

20054981, Page 85

Aguila C

20053794, Page 36

Ahir S

20053794, Page 36

Ahmed F

20056389, Page 14

Ahmed FK

20055685, Page 20

Ahn CH

20056285, Page 39

Ahroon WA

20058015, Page 9

Ahuka-Mundeke S

20058128, Page 2

Akdis CA

20055563, Page 3

Akinbami LJ

20054943, Page 1

Al Mohajer M

20056003, Page 7

Al-Tarawneh IS

20056355, Page 26

Alarcon W

20054748, Page 40

Alavanja MC

20053704, Page 9

Alcorn L

20058382, Page 65

20058416, Page 66

Aldinger J

20055001, Page 79

Aldridge M

20052810, Page 23

Alexander BM

20057362, Page 87

Alexander CM

20054926, Page 5

Allen D

20053794, Page 36

Allison MA

20054196, Page 40

Allison P

20054540, Page 12

20055654, Page 19

20056685, Page 1

20058167, Page 1

20058412, Page 63

Allison PJ

20058109, Page 1

Alpert G

20056744, Page 39

Alterman T

20054463, Page 2

20055770, Page 39

20055788, Page 2

20056483, Page 11

Amoscato AA

20055977, Page 39

Anassi E

20056003, Page 7

Anderson JL

20054661, Page 2

20055987, Page 93

Anderson S

20055074, Page 77

20056063, Page 55

20058522, Page 77

Anderson SE

20054473, Page 33

20055010, Page 83

20055068, Page 33

20056209, Page 2

20057885, Page 31

Andersson E

20057270, Page 5

Andreotti G

20053704, Page 9

Andrew ME

20051615, Page 40

20052931, Page 24

20054474, Page 18

20054551, Page 12

20055525, Page 35

20055654, Page 19

20056411, Page 25

20056685, Page 1

20057355, Page 14

20057988, Page 83

20058010, Page 85

20058109, Page 1

20058167, Page 1

Andrews R

20054947, Page 85

20056661, Page 5

Angel KA

20057574, Page 41

Annesi-Maesano I

20056057, Page 4

Annor FB

20057600, Page 26

Ansari AJ

20054661, Page 2

Anthonymuthu TS

20055977, Page 39

Antonini J

20054913, Page 84

20054947, Page 85

20054953, Page 77

20054965, Page 81

20055073, Page 78

Antonini JM

20054452, Page 34

20054851, Page 2

Applebaum KM

20056468, Page 2

Arbour MW

20058409, Page 66

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20057099, Page 32

Artus A

20054407, Page 14

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20058128, Page 2

Aschner M

20055166, Page 80

Asfaw A

20055316, Page 37

20056468, Page 2

20057455, Page 2

Asfaw AG

20055915, Page 3

Ashbrook D

20054979, Page 80

Ashley K

20056661, Page 5

Atmar RL

20056003, Page 7

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Attfield K

20054944, Page 82

Attfield M

20057704, Page 16

Azman A

20056296, Page 57

20057974, Page 3

20057367, Page 63

20058417, Page 63

Azman AS

20054867, Page 37

20056638, Page 22

20056580, Page 37

20058386, Page 70

20058419, Page 70

B’Hymer CB

20055687, Page 4

Babski-Reeves K

20058261, Page 69

Bach J

20057824, Page 62

Bachelder VD

20056995, Page 8

Bahadori T

20056823, Page 18

Bahar I

20053239, Page 36

Bahrami D

20056090, Page 3

20057558, Page 63

20056245, Page 75

20058600, Page 77

Bailey RL

20057747, Page 94

Bair P

20058045, Page 34

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20054550, Page 27

20057641, Page 31

Baker D

20056567, Page 57

20057586, Page 58

Baker DS

20055391, Page 14

20056074, Page 15

Baldwin CM

20057352, Page 6

20057982, Page 78

20058404, Page 6

Baldwin G

20057830, Page 7

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20057099, Page 32

20057796, Page 5

20057840, Page 19

20058606, Page 5

Ball S

20054788, Page 43

Balmes JR

20056057, Page 4

Bamrah Morris S 

20055854, Page 36

Bancos S

20053794, Page 36

Bang B

20057270, Page 5

Bao S

20052447, Page 14

20056857, Page 43

20058268, Page 67

Baran AJ

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20055001, Page 79

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20058409, Page 66

Barger M

20055035, Page 85

20055039, Page 84

20056891, Page 21

Barile JP

20055391, Page 14

Barim MS

20058251, Page 67

20058254, Page 69

20058255, Page 63

Barkley JE

20055822, Page 13

Barnes MA

20054962, Page 82

20057785, Page 8

20058216, Page 23

Barnes Z

20053525, Page 26

Barone T

20057559, Page 70

20057818, Page 6

Barone TL

20056258, Page 3

Barr JR

20057796, Page 5

20058606, Page 5

Barrett C

20057769, Page 3

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20057184, Page 33

Barupal DK

20056823, Page 18

Basinas I

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Batchelor TP

20054789, Page 1

20055104, Page 5

Batchler TJ

20057563, Page 64

Battelli L

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20054947, Page 85

Battelli LA

20055525, Page 35

20056574, Page 25

20057773, Page 18

Bauer AK

20057535, Page 34

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20057388, Page 74

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20058410, Page 69

Baumann EJ

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20058223, Page 42

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20055074, Page 77

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20055563, Page 3

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20053239, Page 36

20055977, Page 39

Beach J

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20058418, Page 64

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Beamer BR

20055690, Page 38

Beane Freeman LE

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20057066, Page 97

Beaucham CC

20054224, Page 3

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20055360, Page 30

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20056003, Page 7

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20056063, Page 55

20056908, Page 94

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20054397, Page 7

20054962, Page 82

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Begay J

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20056823, Page 18

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20056864, Page 3

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20055854, Page 36

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20054007, Page 4

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20056105, Page 23

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20054470, Page 4

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20057544, Page 65

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20058594, Page 77

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20057608, Page 29

Belpoggi F

20056823, Page 18

Belval LN

20054785, Page 18

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20056660, Page 26

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20056823, Page 18

Bennett J

20058640, Page 78

20058641, Page 77

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20057798, Page 24

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20057401, Page 4

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20057352, Page 6

20057982, Page 78

20058404, Page 6

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20055823, Page 44

20055921, Page 4

Bernard AL

20056074, Page 15

Bernard TE

20055445, Page 4

Bernzweig D

20058412, Page 63

Berrington de 

Gonzalez A

20056823, Page 18

Berry C

20056942, Page 65

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20056011, Page 28

20057365, Page 83

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20054596, Page 8

20054639, Page 25

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20056484, Page 11

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20057390, Page 46

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20055467, Page 20

Bessesen MT

20057229, Page 29

Betit E

20056566, Page 57

Bhattacharya A

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20057989, Page 78
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Bhattacharya K

20057608, Page 29

Bickson J

20057388, Page 74

20057560, Page 65

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20057456, Page 62

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20053612, Page 22

20056285, Page 39

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20056044, Page 27

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20054788, Page 43

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20055133, Page 94

20057074, Page 96

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20057784, Page 22

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20055903, Page 16

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20053704, Page 9

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20055579, Page 53

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20056057, Page 4

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20054940, Page 31

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20056995, Page 8

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20054962, Page 82

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20057796, Page 5

20058606, Page 5

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20056468, Page 2

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20057604, Page 10

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20052450, Page 35

20054177, Page 22

20056263, Page 27

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20053239, Page 36

20055977, Page 39

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20057270, Page 5

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20054192, Page 7

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20057641, Page 31

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20054953, Page 77

20054965, Page 81

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20056661, Page 5

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20053777, Page 29

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20055921, Page 4

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20056823, Page 18

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20054532, Page 38

20056578, Page 38

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20054789, Page 1

20055104, Page 5

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20054872, Page 82

20054915, Page 83

20055076, Page 79

20057397, Page 11

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20053918, Page 36

20055890, Page 36

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20056574, Page 25

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20054006, Page 16

20056137, Page 92

20057542, Page 92

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20054913, Page 84

20054953, Page 77

20054965, Page 81

20055035, Page 85

20055073, Page 78

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20054851, Page 2

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20056995, Page 8

Brady S

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20055350, Page 20

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20056565, Page 57

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20054699, Page 16

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20058606, Page 5

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20054926, Page 5

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20054748, Page 40

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20056636, Page 5

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20058045, Page 34

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20054925, Page 27

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20056282, Page 39

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20057796, Page 5

20057830, Page 7

20057840, Page 19

20058606, Page 5

Briss PA

20057099, Page 32

20057600, Page 26

Broadwater K

20055183, Page 93

20055787, Page 97

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20058126, Page 94

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20056660, Page 26

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20057456, Page 62

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20056864, Page 3

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20058606, Page 5

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20057229, Page 29

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20056823, Page 18

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20057791, Page 6

20057793, Page 17

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20055129, Page 93

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20057719, Page 99

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20055563, Page 3

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20056024, Page 65

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20055011, Page 79

20057535, Page 34

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20058045, Page 34

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20056468, Page 2

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20058035, Page 47

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20056355, Page 26

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20057793, Page 17

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20058412, Page 63

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20057782, Page 19

Cain CT

20056566, Page 57

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20057390, Page 46

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20055955, Page 10

20056341, Page 11

20056484, Page 11
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Calamia PT

20054278, Page 8

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20057440, Page 36

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20055166, Page 80

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20054748, Page 40

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20058416, Page 66

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20056580, Page 37

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20055017, Page 85

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20055064, Page 82

20055167, Page 78

20056044, Page 27

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20056044, Page 27

Carey RE

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20057564, Page 74

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20058572, Page 86

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20056841, Page 45

20057352, Page 6

20057501, Page 47

20057982, Page 78

20058404, Page 6

20058409, Page 66

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20054785, Page 18

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20057784, Page 22

20058553, Page 78

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20055854, Page 36

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20056528, Page 58

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20057585, Page 56

20058098, Page 78

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20057559, Page 70

20057769, Page 3

Cauda EG

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Ceballos D

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Cecala AB

20055113, Page 52

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20055454, Page 28

20056087, Page 15

20056651, Page 28

20058573, Page 80

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20056978, Page 43

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20057535, Page 34

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20056285, Page 39

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20057796, Page 5

20058606, Page 5

Chang C-C 

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20055915, Page 3

Charles LE

20054474, Page 18

20056483, Page 11

20056685, Page 1

20057355, Page 14

20058109, Page 1

Charp P

20054661, Page 2

Chasens ER

20057352, Page 6

20057982, Page 78

20058404, Page 6

20058409, Page 66

Chasko LL

20056092, Page 32

20058593, Page 84

Chatham-Stephens K

20057600, Page 26

20057830, Page 7

20057840, Page 19

Chavarro JE

20054177, Page 22

20056263, Page 27

Check P

20057693, Page 62

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20054947, Page 85

Chen G-X 

20057990, Page 78

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20053704, Page 9

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20055955, Page 10

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20055014, Page 81

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20056637, Page 21

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20056003, Page 7

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20054539, Page 38

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20057641, Page 31

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20053777, Page 29

20055027, Page 95

20055183, Page 93

20055787, Page 97

20057473, Page 98

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20058126, Page 94

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20055680, Page 7

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20057830, Page 7

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20056820, Page 59

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20056935, Page 59

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20054539, Page 38

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20056835, Page 46

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20056003, Page 7

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20058573, Page 80

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20056908, Page 94

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20054397, Page 7

20056639, Page 8

Courtney-Long EA

20057099, Page 32

Cowan E

20057796, Page 5

20058606, Page 5
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Cox J

20057959, Page 8

Cox-Ganser J

20056525, Page 56

20057074, Page 96

20057159, Page 40

Cox-Ganser JM

20054827, Page 38

20056003, Page 7

20056995, Page 8

20057747, Page 94

Coyle J

20054977, Page 85

20054978, Page 78

20054981, Page 85

20055003, Page 81

20057888, Page 21

Craig E

20053794, Page 36

Crawford JA

20056995, Page 8

Cree IA

20056823, Page 18

Crigger C

20056978, Page 43

Crosby AE

20054178, Page 39

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20055165, Page 30

20056652, Page 30

20057962, Page 30

Crossa A

20053777, Page 29

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20057785, Page 8

20058216, Page 23

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20050488, Page 12

Cruz M

20057782, Page 19

Cruz MJ

20055563, Page 3

Cuevas E

20055166, Page 80

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20055943, Page 45

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20057229, Page 29

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20053232, Page 16

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20053610, Page 23

20054933, Page 37

20056057, Page 4

20056995, Page 8

20057773, Page 18

20057994, Page 17

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20057773, Page 18

Cumpston J

20054947, Page 85

Cunningham T

20056564, Page 57

20057261, Page 61

Cunningham TR

20058414, Page 66

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20057572, Page 17

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20055580, Page 67

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20056066, Page 55

20057254, Page 60

20058097, Page 79

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20056003, Page 7

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20056034, Page 24

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20057270, Page 5

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20055062, Page 78

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20054596, Page 8

20055011, Page 79

20055214, Page 41

20056192, Page 8

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20056636, Page 5

20057883, Page 6

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20056823, Page 18

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20056857, Page 43

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20057443, Page 61

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20055685, Page 20

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20056093, Page 44

20057388, Page 74

20058572, Page 86

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20054632, Page 42

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20053794, Page 36

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20056823, Page 18

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20055977, Page 39

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20055349, Page 35

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20057574, Page 41

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20055214, Page 41

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20058045, Page 34

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20054278, Page 8

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20057988, Page 83

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20058409, Page 66

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20053918, Page 36

20056110, Page 36

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20055942, Page 31

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20057572, Page 17

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20057796, Page 5

20058606, Page 5

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20057782, Page 19

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20053422, Page 9

20054664, Page 8

20054748, Page 40

20054788, Page 43

20054933, Page 37

20055680, Page 7

20057574, Page 41

20057798, Page 24

20058045, Page 34

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20057556, Page 68

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20054551, Page 12

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20058015, Page 9

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20056815, Page 57

20057600, Page 26

20057796, Page 5

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20056849, Page 40

20057830, Page 7

20057840, Page 19

20058606, Page 5

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20056823, Page 18

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20054470, Page 4

20055610, Page 64

20056016, Page 77

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20057562, Page 64

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20054977, Page 85

20054978, Page 78

20055003, Page 81

20057608, Page 29

20057888, Page 21

20058215, Page 15

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20056466, Page 24

20056580, Page 37

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20054977, Page 85

20054978, Page 78

20054981, Page 85

20055003, Page 81

20057888, Page 21

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20054919, Page 79

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20056576, Page 42

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20057600, Page 26

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20054785, Page 18

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20058033, Page 47

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20058081, Page 50

20058083, Page 50

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20058090, Page 51

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20057143, Page 22

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20053704, Page 9

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20058383, Page 64

20058418, Page 64

20058420, Page 66

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20052447, Page 14

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20055001, Page 79

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20054981, Page 85

20056637, Page 21

20057960, Page 37

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20053320, Page 18

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20055613, Page 9

20056658, Page 9

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20054947, Page 85

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20057773, Page 18

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20054788, Page 43

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20053921, Page 22

20054787, Page 9

20055327, Page 38

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20055621, Page 9

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20056148, Page 35

20056388, Page 35

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20057426, Page 9

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20054680, Page 42

Donlin M

20054947, Page 85

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20058640, Page 78

Dougherty H

20054056, Page 10

20057384, Page 74

20057677, Page 73
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20055225, Page 53

20056815, Page 57

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20056849, Page 40

20055714, Page 58

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20051423, Page 10

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20054781, Page 43

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20057257, Page 61

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20058045, Page 34

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20055360, Page 30

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20056110, Page 36

20053918, Page 36

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20056110, Page 36

20053918, Page 36

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20055765, Page 43

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20057083, Page 10

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20054225, Page 42

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20055364, Page 27

20055443, Page 23

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20057959, Page 8 

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20058256, Page 73

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20055035, Page 85

20056066, Page 55

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20056110, Page 36

20053918, Page 36

20058223, Page 42

20055132, Page 97

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20057604, Page 10

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20054699, Page 16

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20056636, Page 5

20057883, Page 6

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20056864, Page 3

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20055580, Page 67

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20058398, Page 68

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20055942, Page 31

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20056565, Page 57

20056566, Page 57

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20053675, Page 17

20057053, Page 58

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20054925, Page 27

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20057360, Page 87

20057374, Page 87

20058064, Page 87

20058165, Page 99

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20058165, Page 99

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20058128, Page 2

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20055391, Page 14

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20057352, Page 6

20057982, Page 78

20058409, Page 66

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20056747, Page 43

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20056899, Page 41

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20054178, Page 39

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20056660, Page 26

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20054780, Page 10

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20055891, Page 10

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20055365, Page 93

20055840, Page 97

20057066, Page 97

20057777, Page 98

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20056339, Page 64

20057250, Page 15

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20055447, Page 10

20056336, Page 66

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20056823, Page 18

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20055467, Page 20

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20057260, Page 61

20058398, Page 68

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20055113, Page 52

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20056282, Page 39

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20054943, Page 1

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20055391, Page 14

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20057099, Page 32

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20055104, Page 5

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20054550, Page 27

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20057830, Page 7

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20055977, Page 39

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20054452, Page 34

20054851, Page 2

20054913, Page 84

20054919, Page 79

20054947, Page 85

20054953, Page 77

20054965, Page 81

20055011, Page 79

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20055039, Page 84

20055064, Page 82

20055073, Page 78

20055075, Page 79

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20056044, Page 27

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20056576, Page 42

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20058606, Page 5

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20054057, Page 43

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20057206, Page 67

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20054056, Page 10

20055462, Page 20

20056107, Page 33

20057204, Page 71

20057695, Page 10

20058408, Page 84

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20055955, Page 10

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20056857, Page 43

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20055011, Page 79

20056192, Page 8

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20057099, Page 32

20057830, Page 7

20057840, Page 19

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20055929, Page 54

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20054965, Page 81

20055011, Page 79

20055013, Page 80

20055039, Page 84

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20058214, Page 29

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20054661, Page 2

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20054947, Page 85

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20053236, Page 11

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20055238, Page 11

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20055076, Page 79

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20057397, Page 11

20058215, Page 15

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20054926, Page 5

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20053878, Page 32

20054889, Page 84

20054890, Page 85

20055525, Page 35

20057773, Page 18

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20051615, Page 40

20052931, Page 24

20054474, Page 18

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20056483, Page 11

20057988, Page 83

20058010, Page 85

20058109, Page 1

20058167, Page 1

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20056685, Page 1

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20057777, Page 98

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20054192, Page 7

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20054192, Page 7

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20058254, Page 69

20058255, Page 63

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20057853, Page 11

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20054639, Page 25

20055247, Page 13

20055284, Page 13

20055381, Page 18

20055941, Page 21

20056247, Page 11

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20056484, Page 11

20058403, Page 35

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20055958, Page 12

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20058606, Page 5

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20055381, Page 18

20058403, Page 35

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20056823, Page 18

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20055166, Page 80

Fields RD

20056864, Page 3

Filios P

20057054, Page 59

Findley K

20054379, Page 29

Fink GK

20054699, Page 16
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Finklea LR

20054661, Page 2

Finley S

20054225, Page 42

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20055563, Page 3

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20055469, Page 34

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20056057, Page 4

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20056282, Page 39

Flaherty BP

20057435, Page 28

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20054666, Page 12

20053320, Page 18

20058015, Page 9

Flattery J

20057308, Page 31

Flesher JR

20057773, Page 18

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20053525, Page 26

Fluharty KL

20057773, Page 18

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20057055, Page 60

20058398, Page 68

20058561, Page 79

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20055891, Page 10

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20057091, Page 41

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20055822, Page 13

20056983, Page 13

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20054540, Page 12

20054551, Page 12

20055102, Page 17

20055389, Page 17

20056890, Page 12

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20058045, Page 34

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20054910, Page 81

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20057782, Page 19

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20055132, Page 97

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20057072, Page 60

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20055011, Page 79

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20056899, Page 41

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20054944, Page 82

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20058259, Page 66

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20058261, Page 69

20056733, Page 12

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20058109, Page 1

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20056282, Page 39

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20056995, Page 8

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20055113, Page 52

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20056063, Page 55

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20055011, Page 79

20055064, Page 82

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20057719, Page 99

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20053921, Page 22

20054787, Page 9

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20054551, Page 12

20055102, Page 17

20055389, Page 17

20056890, Page 12

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20054789, Page 1

20054915, Page 83

20054981, Page 85

20055011, Page 79

20055076, Page 79

20055104, Page 5

Friend SA

20053878, Page 32

20054699, Page 16

20056574, Page 25

20057397, Page 11

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20057020, Page 61

20058050, Page 62

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20053704, Page 9

20055532, Page 37

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20057390, Page 46

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20053777, Page 29

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20056210, Page 12

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20056210, Page 12

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20050488, Page 12

20054196, Page 40

20057435, Page 28

20058107, Page 12

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20057683, Page 69

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20057390, Page 46

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20052073, Page 29

20054846, Page 24

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20055563, Page 3

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20058045, Page 34

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20055444, Page 13

20055576, Page 13

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20058261, Page 69

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20054407, Page 14

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20055593, Page 13

20056092, Page 32

20056741, Page 13

20057208, Page 67

20057677, Page 73

20058593, Page 84

20058598, Page 79

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20057374, Page 87

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20056003, Page 7

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20057600, Page 26

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20057796, Page 5

20058606, Page 5

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20054789, Page 1

20055104, Page 5

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20054668, Page 13

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20056565, Page 57

20056566, Page 57

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20053996, Page 23

20053997, Page 23

20055960, Page 32

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20056263, Page 27

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20056282, Page 39

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20058050, Page 62

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20057229, Page 29

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20054057, Page 43

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20054056, Page 10

20057204, Page 71

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20058018, Page 40

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20055247, Page 13

20055284, Page 13

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20057501, Page 47

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20054395, Page 52

20055350, Page 20

20055931, Page 55

20056812, Page 56

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20055822, Page 13

20056983, Page 13

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20053794, Page 36

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20057785, Page 8

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20058606, Page 5

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20053794, Page 36

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20056637, Page 21

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20056285, Page 39

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20056935, Page 59

20056971, Page 95

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20053232, Page 16

20057994, Page 17

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20056884, Page 40

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20054785, Page 18

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20056823, Page 18

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20057641, Page 31

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20056907, Page 95

20056908, Page 94

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20056639, Page 8

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20055822, Page 13

20056983, Page 13

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20057600, Page 26

20057830, Page 7

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20057982, Page 78

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20057454, Page 34

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20057608, Page 29

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20055563, Page 3

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20054699, Page 16

20054789, Page 1

20055104, Page 5

20057785, Page 8

20058216, Page 23

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20055166, Page 80

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20056034, Page 24

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20055112, Page 14

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20055580, Page 67

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20057574, Page 41

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20057229, Page 29

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20055854, Page 36

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20053777, Page 29

Graham UM

20054781, Page 43
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20054194, Page 20

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20058137, Page 62

Grandner M

20055821, Page 30

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20057798, Page 24

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20055191, Page 95

20055649, Page 96

20056099, Page 97

20056304, Page 95

20056742, Page 98

20056907, Page 95

20056971, Page 95

20057474, Page 98

20058165, Page 99

Graubard BI

20053704, Page 9

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20057782, Page 19

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20054788, Page 43

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20054397, Page 7

20054962, Page 82

20056639, Page 8

20056907, Page 95

20056908, Page 94

20056995, Page 8

20057785, Page 8

20058216, Page 23

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20056995, Page 8

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20055977, Page 39

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20058015, Page 9

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20052447, Page 14

20058251, Page 67

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20057574, Page 41

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20056011, Page 28

20057365, Page 83

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20056823, Page 18

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20055150, Page 96

20055191, Page 95

20055827, Page 95

20056639, Page 8

20056908, Page 94

20057279, Page 95

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20054790, Page 14

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20054291, Page 23

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20056192, Page 8

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20057201, Page 14

20056034, Page 24

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20053422, Page 9

20056389, Page 14

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20056818, Page 59

20056828, Page 81

20056829, Page 81

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20055770, Page 39

20056826, Page 45

20056831, Page 46

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20053777, Page 29

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20056823, Page 18

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20055165, Page 30

20056652, Page 30

20057962, Page 30

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20054926, Page 5

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20055854, Page 36

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20054781, Page 43

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20054785, Page 18

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20052931, Page 24

20056321, Page 25

20057355, Page 14

20058010, Page 85

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20054407, Page 14

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20056567, Page 57

20057586, Page 58

20058023, Page 80

20058567, Page 79

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20055391, Page 14

20056074, Page 15

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20058414, Page 66

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20055823, Page 44

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20056983, Page 13

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20056148, Page 35

20056388, Page 35

20058215, Page 15

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20056978, Page 43

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20053634, Page 21

20054994, Page 81

20054998, Page 84

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20054981, Page 85

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20057960, Page 37

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20057298, Page 19

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20056823, Page 18

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20056744, Page 39

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20057390, Page 46

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20055563, Page 3

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20058096, Page 80

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20055067, Page 15

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20056018, Page 67

20056087, Page 15

20057250, Page 15

20058573, Page 80

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20054192, Page 7

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20057099, Page 32

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20054926, Page 5

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20057435, Page 28

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20057054, Page 59

20057793, Page 17

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20053921, Page 22

20054787, Page 9

20057704, Page 16

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20055621, Page 9

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20055320, Page 91

20057542, Page 92

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20056823, Page 18

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20057308, Page 31

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20056110, Page 36

20056742, Page 98

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20053996, Page 23

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20055990, Page 32

20056258, Page 3

20057399, Page 16

20057546, Page 71

20057669, Page 28

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20056857, Page 43

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20055593, Page 13

20056741, Page 13

20058598, Page 79

Hartley D

20054940, Page 31

20057172, Page 16
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Hartley TA

20052931, Page 24

20054474, Page 18

20056411, Page 25

20056685, Page 1

20058167, Page 1

Harvey RR

20055133, Page 94

20055322, Page 97

20055840, Page 97

20057074, Page 96

20057994, Page 17

Hashmi SD

20055821, Page 30

Hatcher S

20055267, Page 97

20058053, Page 98

Hathaway QA

20054699, Page 16

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20053777, Page 29

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20054785, Page 18

Hawley Blackley B

20057994, Page 17

Hawley B

20053232, Page 16

20053610, Page 23

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20055389, Page 17

20056890, Page 12

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20058053, Page 98

20058251, Page 67

20058254, Page 69

20058255, Page 63

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20054291, Page 23

20054977, Page 85

20055823, Page 44

20057022, Page 40

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20055166, Page 80

20055943, Page 45

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20055225, Page 53

20055714, Page 58

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20055469, Page 34

Heberger JR

20055455, Page 17

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20056826, Page 45

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20055958, Page 12

20056857, Page 43

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20057308, Page 31

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20058606, Page 5

Helfrich W

20056338, Page 70

Helfrich WJ

20054470, Page 4

20055610, Page 64

20056016, Page 77

20057562, Page 64

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20054472, Page 4

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20057544, Page 65

20057901, Page 38

20058594, Page 77

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20056744, Page 39

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20057793, Page 17

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20056525, Page 56

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20053420, Page 6

20054261, Page 25

20055532, Page 37

20055748, Page 31

20056141, Page 40

20057175, Page 21

20057572, Page 17

20057604, Page 10

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20053675, Page 17

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20055017, Page 85

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Herr D

20055166, Page 80

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20057175, Page 21

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20056321, Page 25

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20055685, Page 20

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20056258, Page 3

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20055563, Page 3

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20055580, Page 67

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20055350, Page 20

20056282, Page 39

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20056067, Page 55

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20058109, Page 1

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20055196, Page 17

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20053704, Page 9

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20056527, Page 56

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20058409, Page 66

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20057840, Page 19

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20054395, Page 52

20056812, Page 56

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20056747, Page 43

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20056978, Page 43

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20058606, Page 5

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20057175, Page 21

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20054699, Page 16

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20057677, Page 73

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20058593, Page 84

20056092, Page 32

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20054845, Page 30

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20057352, Page 6

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20057798, Page 24

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20058045, Page 34

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20054474, Page 18

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20057099, Page 32

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20055461, Page 42

20055363, Page 24

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20056823, Page 18

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20056823, Page 18

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20053704, Page 9

20055748, Page 31

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20058640, Page 78

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20055685, Page 20

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20054639, Page 25

20055247, Page 13

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20058099, Page 80

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20055225, Page 53

20055714, Page 58

20057473, Page 98

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20055680, Page 7

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20054785, Page 18

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20057099, Page 32

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20056141, Page 40

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20056835, Page 46

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20055467, Page 20

20056340, Page 18

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20056339, Page 64

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20056820, Page 59

20058562, Page 80

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20052447, Page 14

20055843, Page 41

20058251, Page 67

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20055011, Page 79

20057773, Page 18

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20055011, Page 79

20055013, Page 80

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20054539, Page 38

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20056835, Page 46

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20053794, Page 36

20054228, Page 52

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Huggins RA

20054785, Page 18

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20058254, Page 69

20058255, Page 63

Hughes MM

20057600, Page 26

Hull M

20055350, Page 20
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Humann M

20055532, Page 37

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20053420, Page 6

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20057818, Page 6

20056024, Page 65

Hurst BJ

20055854, Page 36

Husberg B

20057693, Page 62

Hustrulid W

20056750, Page 54

Iannacchione A

20057206, Page 67

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Priorities Group

20056823, Page 18

Iavicoli I

20054475, Page 32

20057298, Page 19

Iker K

20058413, Page 72

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20055166, Page 80

20055943, Page 45

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20055654, Page 19

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20057782, Page 19

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20057574, Page 41

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20054926, Page 5

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20056112, Page 67

20056750, Page 54

20057554, Page 68

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20054407, Page 14

Jacklitch B

20056564, Page 57

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20054785, Page 18

20057316, Page 51

20058568, Page 80

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20056825, Page 19

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20055456, Page 19

20055980, Page 28

20056088, Page 25

20057389, Page 19

20057553, Page 70

20058604, Page 82

Jacksha RD

20055463, Page 30

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20056003, Page 7

Jackson D

20057798, Page 24

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20055644, Page 96

20055649, Page 96

20056211, Page 7

Jackson M

20057773, Page 18

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20054890, Page 85

Jackson S

20055076, Page 79

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20056639, Page 8

20056908, Page 94

20057397, Page 11

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20053794, Page 36

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20056340, Page 18

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20056258, Page 3

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20054313, Page 19

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20058216, Page 23

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20053239, Page 36

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20056733, Page 12

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20058412, Page 63

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20058412, Page 63

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20057830, Page 7

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20052073, Page 29

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20054785, Page 18

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20057454, Page 34

20057830, Page 7

20057840, Page 19

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20055955, Page 10

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20057270, Page 5

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20054889, Page 84

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20057355, Page 14

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20055654, Page 19

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20057390, Page 46

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20054981, Page 85

Jessu KV

20055462, Page 20

Jiang B-H 

20056978, Page 43

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20056978, Page 43

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20056105, Page 23

Johnson AR

20053918, Page 36

20055890, Page 36

20056110, Page 36

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20054177, Page 22

20054194, Page 20

20055467, Page 20

20055976, Page 34

20056263, Page 27

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20055685, Page 20

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20054979, Page 80

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20057454, Page 34

20057600, Page 26

20057796, Page 5

20057830, Page 7

20057840, Page 19

20058606, Page 5

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20056466, Page 24

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20054785, Page 18

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20058015, Page 9

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20057308, Page 31

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20055563, Page 3

20058259, Page 66

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20053704, Page 9

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20057853, Page 11

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20058109, Page 1

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20054452, Page 34

20055014, Page 81

20056285, Page 39

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20055248, Page 30

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20054463, Page 2

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20053996, Page 23

20053997, Page 23

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20058128, Page 2

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20057830, Page 7

20057840, Page 19

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20053239, Page 36

20055977, Page 39

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20052274, Page 20

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20055597, Page 20

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20054963, Page 81

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20055032, Page 20

20057363, Page 87

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20056823, Page 18

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20056857, Page 43

20058268, Page 67

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20055958, Page 12

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20055977, Page 39

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20054867, Page 37

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20057791, Page 6

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20054947, Page 85

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20057773, Page 18

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20053996, Page 23

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20054550, Page 27

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20056828, Page 81

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20056831, Page 46

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20054785, Page 18

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20054947, Page 85

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20057535, Page 34

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20055891, Page 10

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20058045, Page 34

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20055977, Page 39

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20054910, Page 81

20055169, Page 83

Kelly KA

20053525, Page 26

20054891, Page 82

20056660, Page 26

20056864, Page 3

Kelly KM

20054463, Page 2

Kelly-Reif K

20057014, Page 68

Kelsall HL

20054192, Page 7

Kenemer B

20057600, Page 26

Kennedy A

20055350, Page 20
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Kenny GP

20055920, Page 33

Kent MS

20057159, Page 40

Kerber S

20054639, Page 25

20055381, Page 18

20055941, Page 21

20056247, Page 11

20056341, Page 11

20056484, Page 11

20058403, Page 35

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20056483, Page 11

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20055381, Page 18

20058403, Page 35

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20056340, Page 18

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20054998, Page 84

Khaliullin TO

20053634, Page 21

20055012, Page 81

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20056210, Page 12

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20055854, Page 36

Kiernan EA

20057099, Page 32

20057454, Page 34

20057840, Page 19

Kilinc-Balci S

20055597, Page 20

Kim B

20054867, Page 37

20057367, Page 63

20058382, Page 65

20058416, Page 66

20058417, Page 63

Kim BH

20054014, Page 21

20057680, Page 68

20057683, Page 69

Kim BY

20057385, Page 69

Kim J

20053996, Page 23

20053997, Page 23

Kim J-H 

20055822, Page 13

20055920, Page 33

20056670, Page 21

20056983, Page 13

Kimball A

20057454, Page 34

20057600, Page 26

Kincl LD

20054532, Page 38

20056578, Page 38

King BA

20054721, Page 38

20057099, Page 32

20057454, Page 34

20057600, Page 26

20057796, Page 5

20057830, Page 7

20057840, Page 19

20058606, Page 5

King KA

20056825, Page 19

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20055685, Page 20

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20054977, Page 85

20056637, Page 21

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20054998, Page 84

20054994, Page 81

Kisin ER

20053634, Page 21

20055012, Page 81

20055977, Page 39

Kitenge R

20058128, Page 2

Kitt M

20056935, Page 59

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20054407, Page 14

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20053794, Page 36

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20054056, Page 10

20057555, Page 73

20057678, Page 73

Klemetti TM

20057563, Page 64

20057682, Page 68

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20057175, Page 21

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20055165, Page 30

20055248, Page 30

20055360, Page 30

20057962, Page 30

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20055450, Page 27

20055608, Page 68

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20053525, Page 26

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20056137, Page 92

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20054872, Page 82

20055076, Page 79

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20053918, Page 36

20055890, Page 36

20056110, Page 36

20056574, Page 25

20057397, Page 11

20058223, Page 42

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20058045, Page 34

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20055582, Page 41

20056221, Page 29

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20054452, Page 34

20054851, Page 2

20054913, Page 84

20054919, Page 79

20054953, Page 77

20054965, Page 81

20055013, Page 80

20055039, Page 84

20055073, Page 78

20057885, Page 31

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20055011, Page 79

20056576, Page 42

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20056823, Page 18

20057390, Page 46

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20057390, Page 46

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20056282, Page 39

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20058128, Page 2

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20055943, Page 45

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20056191, Page 26

20055496, Page 39

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20057175, Page 21

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20056003, Page 7

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20055469, Page 34

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20057454, Page 34

20057840, Page 19

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20056823, Page 18

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20054977, Page 85

20054978, Page 78

20055003, Page 81

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20057888, Page 21

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20058045, Page 34

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20057308, Page 31

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20055462, Page 20

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20057454, Page 34

20057600, Page 26

20057840, Page 19

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20053239, Page 36

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20057798, Page 24

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20054175, Page 28

20054564, Page 21

20056891, Page 21

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20055942, Page 31

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20055748, Page 31

20056995, Page 8

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20057773, Page 18

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20054407, Page 14

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20057390, Page 46

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20051934, Page 35

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20057791, Page 6

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20053482, Page 22

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20058606, Page 5

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20057099, Page 32

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20058413, Page 72

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20055977, Page 39

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20055977, Page 39

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20053612, Page 22

20056285, Page 39

20057143, Page 22

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20054668, Page 13

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20056112, Page 67

20056750, Page 54

20057554, Page 68

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20055854, Page 36

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20057796, Page 5

20058606, Page 5

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20057540, Page 43

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20058412, Page 63

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20058045, Page 34

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20054699, Page 16

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20053921, Page 22

20054787, Page 9

20055621, Page 9

20057784, Page 22

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20058606, Page 5

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20054981, Page 85

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20054291, Page 23

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20054224, Page 3

20054639, Page 25

20055955, Page 10

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20056823, Page 18

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20054962, Page 82

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20054407, Page 14

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20053996, Page 23

20053997, Page 23

Lampl M

20056828, Page 81
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Lampl MP

20056355, Page 26

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20058404, Page 6

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20057352, Page 6

20057982, Page 78

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20058409, Page 66

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20058109, Page 1

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20054788, Page 43

20055621, Page 9

20055622, Page 15

20055903, Page 16

20057239, Page 15

20057704, Page 16

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20055166, Page 80

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20054014, Page 21

20057680, Page 68

LaSee CR

20057308, Page 31

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20056823, Page 18

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20054910, Page 81

Lasley SM

20053525, Page 26

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20054379, Page 29

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20054083, Page 24

20057084, Page 34

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20055166, Page 80

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20055921, Page 4

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20054177, Page 22

20055467, Page 20

20055976, Page 34

20056263, Page 27

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20056638, Page 22

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20057099, Page 32

20058606, Page 5

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20057454, Page 34

20057840, Page 19

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20057604, Page 10

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20058070, Page 22

20058017, Page 22

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20053420, Page 6

20053610, Page 23

20053918, Page 36

20054226, Page 96

20055321, Page 96

20055532, Page 37

20055890, Page 36

20056110, Page 36

20056141, Page 40

20056995, Page 8

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20055579, Page 53

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20053777, Page 29

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20053996, Page 23

20053997, Page 23

20054291, Page 23

20054981, Page 85

20055960, Page 32

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20054379, Page 29

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20057773, Page 18

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20053634, Page 21

20055525, Page 35

20056258, Page 3

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20057840, Page 19

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20053794, Page 36

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20057454, Page 34

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20058136, Page 74

20058374, Page 42

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20056003, Page 7

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20057600, Page 26

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20054397, Page 7

20056639, Page 8

20056907, Page 95

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20053744, Page 17

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20057259, Page 61

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20052274, Page 20

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20054947, Page 85

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20055035, Page 85

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20058411, Page 71

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20054475, Page 32

20057298, Page 19

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20056282, Page 39

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20058398, Page 68

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20053777, Page 29

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20054407, Page 14

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20055854, Page 36

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20055364, Page 27

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20056093, Page 44

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20055027, Page 95

20055129, Page 93

20055787, Page 97

20057628, Page 98

20057777, Page 98

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20054846, Page 24

20055442, Page 44

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20053777, Page 29

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20055166, Page 80

20055943, Page 45

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20055032, Page 20

Liang X

20053420, Page 6

20055532, Page 37

20056141, Page 40

20056978, Page 43

Lin C-C 

20054083, Page 24

Lin GX

20054889, Page 84

Lin J-H 

20052447, Page 14

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20055410, Page 53

20055809, Page 53

20057837, Page 53

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20056528, Page 58

20058413, Page 72

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20057260, Page 61

20058398, Page 68

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20057709, Page 24

20057853, Page 11

20057959, Page 8

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20055350, Page 20

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20057022, Page 40

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20053777, Page 29

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20056282, Page 39

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20055854, Page 36

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20053525, Page 26

20056660, Page 26

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20054006, Page 16

20056791, Page 92

20057058, Page 92

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20057454, Page 34

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20055748, Page 31

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20055068, Page 33

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20057270, Page 5

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20053320, Page 18

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20057456, Page 62

20058053, Page 98

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20055332, Page 24

20056466, Page 24

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20057535, Page 34

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20055955, Page 10

20057686, Page 74

20057816, Page 43

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20054979, Page 80

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20052447, Page 14

20055843, Page 41

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20056733, Page 12

20057258, Page 61

20058251, Page 67

20058254, Page 69

20058255, Page 63

20058256, Page 73

20058259, Page 66

20058261, Page 69

Lubin JH

20053704, Page 9

Lubula L

20058128, Page 2

Lucas DL

20054532, Page 38

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20055017, Page 85

Lucas TJ

20057798, Page 24

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20057054, Page 59

Luckhaupt SE

20054664, Page 8

20054933, Page 37

20055316, Page 37

20055770, Page 39

20055788, Page 2

20056034, Page 24

20056389, Page 14

20056479, Page 37

Ludena-Rodriguez YJ

20056321, Page 25

Lukomska E

20054473, Page 33
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20055074, Page 77

Lung Injury Response 

Epidemiology/

Surveillance Task 

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20057830, Page 7

Lung Injury Response 

Epidemiology/

Surveillance Group

20057454, Page 34

20057600, Page 26

20057830, Page 7

Lung Injury Response 

Clinical Task Force

20057830, Page 7

Lung Injury Response 

Clinical Working 

Group

20057454, Page 34

20057840, Page 19

Lung Injury Response 

Laboratory Working 

Group

20058606, Page 5

Lunsford NB

20054845, Page 30

Lupoi JS

20057535, Page 34

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20055461, Page 42

20055363, Page 24

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20055563, Page 3

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20058223, Page 42

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20055890, Page 36

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20052931, Page 24

20056321, Page 25

20057355, Page 14

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20055196, Page 17

20057426, Page 9

20057611, Page 9

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20054470, Page 4

20056016, Page 77

20056338, Page 70

20057562, Page 64

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20052163, Page 32

20057402, Page 25

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20056483, Page 11

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20050350, Page 25

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20055166, Page 80

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20055563, Page 3

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20057171, Page 33

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20058128, Page 2

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20056823, Page 18

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20057782, Page 19

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20055977, Page 39

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20057022, Page 40

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20056340, Page 18

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20054872, Page 82

20055076, Page 79

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20055525, Page 35

20056574, Page 25

20057397, Page 11

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20057574, Page 41

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20056340, Page 18

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20057704, Page 16

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20056823, Page 18

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20055958, Page 12

20058256, Page 73

20058261, Page 69

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20055074, Page 77

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20054422, Page 69

20057402, Page 25

20058410, Page 69

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20056206, Page 33

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20055528, Page 54

20056525, Page 56

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20055133, Page 94

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20057747, Page 94

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20057099, Page 32

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20058386, Page 70

20058419, Page 70

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20057535, Page 34

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20057308, Page 31

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20055364, Page 27

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20055076, Page 79

20057397, Page 11

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20057563, Page 64

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20057385, Page 69

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20054789, Page 1

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20057535, Page 34

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20056816, Page 58

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20056527, Page 56

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20055134, Page 94

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20057709, Page 24

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20050488, Page 12

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20057574, Page 41

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20056823, Page 18

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20057574, Page 41

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20057258, Page 61

20057456, Page 62

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20054680, Page 42

20055365, Page 93

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20057556, Page 68

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20058045, Page 34

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20058261, Page 69

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20053744, Page 17

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20056369, Page 54

20057171, Page 33

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20053878, Page 32

20054889, Page 84

20054947, Page 85

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20058216, Page 23

McKinney WG

20054890, Page 85

20055525, Page 35

McNary J

20054664, Page 8

McNinch M

20054472, Page 4

20055607, Page 65

20055980, Page 28

20055996, Page 71

20056088, Page 25

20057544, Page 65

20057552, Page 71

20057553, Page 70

20058594, Page 77
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20058604, Page 82

McWilliams L

20057054, Page 59

Mead K

20057628, Page 98

Mead KR

20057709, Page 24

Meade BJ

20054540, Page 12

Meadows J

20056295, Page 55

Meadows JJ

20058158, Page 28

Meadows JW

20056340, Page 18

Meaney-Delman D 

20057454, Page 34

Meaney-Delman D

20057099, Page 32

20057600, Page 26

20058606, Page 5

Mechling J

20054867, Page 37

Meighan T

20054452, Page 34

20054913, Page 84

20054953, Page 77

20054965, Page 81

20055073, Page 78

Meighan TG

20054851, Page 2

Meiman JG

20057099, Page 32

Melstrom PC

20057099, Page 32

Menchaca KW

20056110, Page 36

Mendez DD

20058214, Page 29

Mendez-Luck CA

20056578, Page 38

Menendez CC

20057443, Page 61

20057862, Page 62

20058413, Page 72

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20055247, Page 13

20055284, Page 13

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20056191, Page 26

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20056282, Page 39

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20054947, Page 85

20054872, Page 82

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20055011, Page 79

20055525, Page 35

20056574, Page 25

20057535, Page 34

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20056825, Page 19

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20054006, Page 16

20056089, Page 92

20056137, Page 92

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20054192, Page 7

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20057362, Page 87

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20055958, Page 12

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20055150, Page 96

20056099, Page 97

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20056295, Page 55

20056817, Page 59

20056828, Page 81

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20056355, Page 26

20056857, Page 43

20058261, Page 69

20058268, Page 67

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20058033, Page 47

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20054196, Page 40

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20054910, Page 81

20055169, Page 83

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20053525, Page 26

20054891, Page 82

20055940, Page 46

20056864, Page 3

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20056660, Page 26

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20056057, Page 4

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20057099, Page 32

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20057113, Page 60

20057730, Page 91

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20054006, Page 16

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20057355, Page 14

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20055980, Page 28

20056088, Page 25

20058604, Page 82

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20055996, Page 71

20056011, Page 28

20057365, Page 83

20057552, Page 71

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20054910, Page 81

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20053525, Page 26

20054891, Page 82

20054979, Page 80

20055166, Page 80

20055943, Page 45

20056660, Page 26

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20055169, Page 83

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20053525, Page 26

20056660, Page 26

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20056023, Page 35

20057206, Page 67

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20054919, Page 79

20056576, Page 42

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20057853, Page 11

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20058128, Page 2

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20056525, Page 56

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20058559, Page 82

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20052931, Page 24

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20058214, Page 29

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20057204, Page 71

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20056067, Page 55

20058570, Page 82

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20057840, Page 19

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20054926, Page 5

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20056744, Page 39

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20056817, Page 59

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20056551, Page 89

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20056295, Page 55

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20055942, Page 31

20056210, Page 12

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20057796, Page 5

20058606, Page 5

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20055821, Page 30

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20057454, Page 34

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20057600, Page 26

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20056978, Page 43

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20054944, Page 82

20054915, Page 83

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20053525, Page 26

20055854, Page 36

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20056355, Page 26

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20058128, Page 2

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20055064, Page 82

20055167, Page 78

20056044, Page 27

Moulia D

20057454, Page 34

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20057390, Page 46

Mueller C

20054224, Page 3

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20058128, Page 2

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20058128, Page 2

Muldoon PP

20056044, Page 27

Mullington JM

20055821, Page 30

Mumaw CL

20054962, Page 82

Mumford PW

20057641, Page 31
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Munoz X

20055563, Page 3

Murgia N

20056057, Page 4

Murphy J

20058045, Page 34

Murphy M

20057203, Page 72

20057206, Page 67

Murphy MM

20056023, Page 35

20057695, Page 10

Murphy W

20056296, Page 57

Murphy WJ

20054278, Page 8

20054666, Page 12

20058006, Page 27

20058015, Page 9

20058017, Page 22

20058018, Page 40

20058070, Page 22

20058384, Page 69

20058386, Page 70

20058415, Page 70

20058419, Page 70

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20056211, Page 7

Mustafa GM

20054452, Page 34

Mutombo A

20058128, Page 2

Mutter J

20057782, Page 19

Muyembe JJ

20058128, Page 2

Mwanzembe C

20058128, Page 2

Myers J

20057054, Page 59

Müller K

20056823, Page 18

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20056057, Page 4

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20054550, Page 27

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20057501, Page 47

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20056221, Page 29

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20056882, Page 27

20057385, Page 69

20058267, Page 70

Nassan FL

20054177, Page 22

20056263, Page 27

Nassir R

20054196, Page 40

The National Birth 

Defects Prevention 

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20055976, Page 34

Navoyski J

20054470, Page 4

20055610, Page 64

20056016, Page 77

20056338, Page 70

20057562, Page 64

Nayak AP

20054397, Page 7

20057785, Page 8

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20057401, Page 4

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20055563, Page 3

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20057390, Page 46

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20057747, Page 94

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20056298, Page 56

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20054178, Page 39

20054729, Page 93

20054827, Page 38

20055324, Page 20

20056899, Page 41

20056995, Page 8

20057074, Page 96

Neu D

20057628, Page 98

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20057694, Page 6

20057709, Page 24

Neu-Baker NM

20054925, Page 27

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20058606, Page 5

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20055012, Page 81

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20056823, Page 18

Ng KW

20058215, Page 15

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20057184, Page 33

20057171, Page 33

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20054475, Page 32

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20054699, Page 16

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20056935, Page 59

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20055980, Page 28

20057553, Page 70

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20054539, Page 38

20058091, Page 83

20058549, Page 82

Nigam JA S

20056835, Page 46

20056836, Page 45

20056842, Page 45

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20055823, Page 44

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20057883, Page 6

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20056636, Page 5

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20055854, Page 36

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20055364, Page 27

20056093, Page 44

20057559, Page 70

20057769, Page 3

20058572, Page 86

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20056823, Page 18

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20057694, Page 6

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20055238, Page 11

20057709, Page 24

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20054926, Page 5

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20056935, Page 59

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20051423, Page 10

20055931, Page 55

20056063, Page 55

20056065, Page 55

20056066, Page 55

20056067, Page 55

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20058128, Page 2

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20054192, Page 7

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20054699, Page 16

20054789, Page 1

20055104, Page 5

20058223, Page 42

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20054192, Page 7

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20055748, Page 31

20057014, Page 68

20057390, Page 46

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20057229, Page 29

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20055113, Page 52

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20054910, Page 81

20055169, Page 83

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20053525, Page 26

20054891, Page 82

20054979, Page 80

20055166, Page 80

20055940, Page 46

20055943, Page 45

20056660, Page 26

20056862, Page 27

20056864, Page 3

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20057773, Page 18

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20058413, Page 72

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20057840, Page 19

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20056468, Page 2

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20057840, Page 19

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20056733, Page 12

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20057798, Page 24

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20057683, Page 69

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20055391, Page 14

20056074, Page 15

20058033, Page 47

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20058078, Page 49

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20058081, Page 50

20058083, Page 50

20058084, Page 50

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20058086, Page 50

20058087, Page 51

20058088, Page 51

20058090, Page 51

Olgun N

20054915, Page 83

20054944, Page 82

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20055247, Page 13

20055284, Page 13

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20056065, Page 55

20057072, Page 60

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20054872, Page 82

20055014, Page 81

20055349, Page 35

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20055011, Page 79

20055525, Page 35

20056574, Page 25

20057608, Page 29

20057773, Page 18

20057785, Page 8

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20055450, Page 27

20055454, Page 28

20055608, Page 68

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20054470, Page 4

20055610, Page 64

20056016, Page 77

20056338, Page 70

20057562, Page 64

Ortega E

20057574, Page 41

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20055891, Page 10

20056818, Page 59

20056828, Page 81

20056831, Page 46

20058565, Page 83

Osburn SC

20057641, Page 31

Osimitz TG

20055685, Page 20

Ospina M

20055955, Page 10
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Ostrosky-Zeichner L

20056003, Page 7

Ottens AK

20055017, Page 85

20055064, Page 82

20055167, Page 78

20056044, Page 27

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20052931, Page 24

Owens SL

20051615, Page 40

Pacurari M

20054175, Page 28

Page E

20054224, Page 3

Pagel S

20057773, Page 18

Pahler LF

20056661, Page 5

Pakalnis R

20055604, Page 72

Pal TM

20057572, Page 17

Palmer KT

20054192, Page 7

Pampena JD

20058158, Page 28

Pan CS

20053453, Page 41

20057842, Page 73

20057845, Page 73

Pana-Cryan R

20057056, Page 60

20057201, Page 14

20057455, Page 2

Pandalai SP

20056840, Page 46

Panko JM

20057401, Page 4

Panos J

20055943, Page 45

Pappas JJ

20056823, Page 18

Pardo ID

20055166, Page 80

Parent M-E 

20057390, Page 46

Park J-H 

20054313, Page 19

20056003, Page 7

20056995, Page 8

20057747, Page 94

20058216, Page 23

Park JY

20053232, Page 16

20057994, Page 17

Park RM

20057541, Page 28

Park SW

20057683, Page 69

Parker EM

20057099, Page 32

Parker JE

20057704, Page 16

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20055980, Page 28

20056088, Page 25

20057553, Page 70

20058604, Page 82

Parks DA

20055996, Page 71

20056011, Page 28

20057365, Page 83

20057552, Page 71

Parry HA

20057641, Page 31

Patel Murthy B

20056003, Page 7

Patel A

20057454, Page 34

20057600, Page 26

20058606, Page 5

Patel JR

20057572, Page 17

Patel K

20057308, Page 31

Patel M

20056282, Page 39

Patrician PA

20057352, Page 6

20057982, Page 78

20058409, Page 66

Patterson PD

20058412, Page 63

Patts J

20055113, Page 52

Patts JR

20055446, Page 7

20055454, Page 28

20056651, Page 28

Paule MG

20055166, Page 80

20055943, Page 45

Paulos L

20055854, Page 36

Peckham T

20057435, Page 28

Peloquin DM

20055890, Page 36

20058223, Page 42

Penatzer JA

20055169, Page 83

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20056003, Page 7

Perera IE

20055990, Page 32

20057546, Page 71

20057669, Page 28

Perkins KM

20057798, Page 24

Perl TM

20057229, Page 29

Petersen BW

20057574, Page 41

Petersen EE

20057454, Page 34

20057600, Page 26

Peterson DR

20055332, Page 24

Peterson S

20058382, Page 65

20058416, Page 66

Petsonk E

20057704, Page 16

Pfirman D

20057053, Page 58

Phillips DH

20057390, Page 46

Phillips K

20055955, Page 10

Philpott CC

20053239, Page 36

Piacci M

20057298, Page 19

Piacentino J

20056935, Page 59

Pickens CM

20057099, Page 32

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20056211, Page 7

Pierson JB

20055166, Page 80

Pinti MV

20054699, Page 16

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20058215, Page 15

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20057608, Page 29

Pirkle JL

20057796, Page 5

20058606, Page 5

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20055247, Page 13

20055284, Page 13

20056341, Page 11

20056484, Page 11

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20058215, Page 15

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20053777, Page 29

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20054540, Page 12

Polen KD

20057600, Page 26

Pollard J

20056221, Page 29

20058267, Page 70

Pollard JP

20057385, Page 69

Pollock DE

20055450, Page 27

Pompeii LA

20054926, Page 5

Pompey JM

20053777, Page 29

Popkin S

20057091, Page 41

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20054225, Page 42

Popova EN

20055977, Page 39

Porter D

20055039, Page 84

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20053878, Page 32

20055349, Page 35

20055525, Page 35

20056388, Page 35

20057535, Page 34

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20056221, Page 29

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20052073, Page 29

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20057308, Page 31

Potts JD

20055442, Page 44

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20058259, Page 66

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20055920, Page 33

Powell KM

20057099, Page 32

20057798, Page 24

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20056816, Page 58

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20058050, Page 62

Pratt S

20056065, Page 55

20057072, Page 60

20058560, Page 83

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20056113, Page 29

20056884, Page 40

20058411, Page 71

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20055685, Page 20

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20055169, Page 83

Pritchard CJ

20055463, Page 30

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20053239, Page 36

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20054846, Page 24

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20054872, Page 82

20055032, Page 20

20055076, Page 79

20055525, Page 35

20056574, Page 25

20057360, Page 87

20057363, Page 87

20057397, Page 11

20058064, Page 87

Qian Y

20054872, Page 82

20055032, Page 20

20055076, Page 79

20055525, Page 35

20056148, Page 35

20056388, Page 35

20056574, Page 25

20057397, Page 11

20057608, Page 29

20058215, Page 15

Quay B

20057989, Page 78

Quay BR

20058009, Page 83

Queiroz Moreira C

20056823, Page 18

Quinn T

20055822, Page 13

20056670, Page 21

20056983, Page 13
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Quinn TD

20058214, Page 29

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20056099, Page 97

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20054913, Page 84

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20057641, Page 31

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20055166, Page 80

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20051934, Page 35
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20056341, Page 11

20056484, Page 11

Robinson B

20055166, Page 80

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20055113, Page 52

Robinson S

20055349, Page 35

20056282, Page 39

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20054177, Page 22

20054194, Page 20

20055976, Page 34

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20056065, Page 55

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20057072, Page 60

Rodriguez-Barradas 

MC

20057229, Page 29

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20056823, Page 18

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20056823, Page 18

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20058409, Page 66

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20057830, Page 7

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20057022, Page 40

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20054978, Page 78

20055003, Page 81

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20056637, Page 21

20057888, Page 21

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20054977, Page 85

20054978, Page 78

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20056637, Page 21

20057022, Page 40

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20057960, Page 37

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20056074, Page 15

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20056744, Page 39

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20056551, Page 89

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20057641, Page 31

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20057455, Page 2

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20057830, Page 7

20057840, Page 19

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20055248, Page 30

20055453, Page 33

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20057962, Page 30

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20055165, Page 30

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20056090, Page 3

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20053878, Page 32

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20053777, Page 29

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20056018, Page 67

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20053794, Page 36

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20056483, Page 11

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20054964, Page 84

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20058053, Page 98

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20057535, Page 34

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20054947, Page 85

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20056818, Page 59

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20056826, Page 45

20056831, Page 46

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20057014, Page 68

Schubauer-Berigan 

MK

20054596, Page 8

20055011, Page 79

20056823, Page 18

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20056526, Page 56

20057585, Page 56

20058548, Page 84

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20057159, Page 40

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20056003, Page 7

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20054395, Page 52

20056564, Page 57

20056812, Page 56

20057053, Page 58

20057055, Page 60

20057586, Page 58
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20058022, Page 84

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20054475, Page 32

20056840, Page 46

20057259, Page 61

20057261, Page 61

20057298, Page 19

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20056567, Page 57

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20055113, Page 52

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20057641, Page 31

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20055011, Page 79

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20056891, Page 21

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20056823, Page 18

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20056826, Page 45

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20057352, Page 6

20057982, Page 78

20058404, Page 6

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20055381, Page 18

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20055361, Page 3

20056258, Page 3

20057210, Page 72

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20056107, Page 33

20057205, Page 72

20058408, Page 84

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20057171, Page 33

20057184, Page 33

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20056995, Page 8

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20054196, Page 40

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20055920, Page 33

20056670, Page 21

20056983, Page 13

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20056823, Page 18

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20057796, Page 5

20058606, Page 5

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20055604, Page 72

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20056206, Page 33

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20055525, Page 35

20056574, Page 25

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20055469, Page 34

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20057962, Page 30

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20056020, Page 72

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20057561, Page 72

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20058601, Page 86

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20058128, Page 2

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20055074, Page 77

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20054473, Page 33

20055010, Page 83

20055068, Page 33

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20058045, Page 34

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20054867, Page 37

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20058215, Page 15

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20054699, Page 16

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20057022, Page 40

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20058606, Page 5

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20057401, Page 4

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20054452, Page 34

20054851, Page 2

20054913, Page 84

20054953, Page 77

20054965, Page 81

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20055073, Page 78

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20057014, Page 68

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20053239, Page 36

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20056003, Page 7

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20056849, Page 40

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20057260, Page 61

20057782, Page 19

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20054994, Page 81

20054998, Page 84

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20053239, Page 36

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20055012, Page 81

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20056528, Page 58

20058413, Page 72

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20057454, Page 34

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20055563, Page 3

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20054083, Page 24

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20057535, Page 34

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20055563, Page 3

20056057, Page 4

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20057796, Page 5

20058606, Page 5

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20052450, Page 35

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20057390, Page 46

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20057229, Page 29

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20054978, Page 78

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20055165, Page 30

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20056636, Page 5

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20054872, Page 82

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20057600, Page 26

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20057203, Page 72

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20056023, Page 35

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20053777, Page 29

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20056661, Page 5

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20055166, Page 80

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20055955, Page 10

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20058398, Page 68

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20055166, Page 80

20055443, Page 23

20056094, Page 23

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20058597, Page 82

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20056247, Page 11

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20054639, Page 25

20054766, Page 91

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20055381, Page 18

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20058403, Page 35

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20057201, Page 14

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20051934, Page 35

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20055013, Page 80

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20055349, Page 35

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20057390, Page 46

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20051934, Page 35

20054148, Page 39

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20055680, Page 7

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20056148, Page 35

20056388, Page 35

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20056191, Page 26

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20054192, Page 7

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20056003, Page 7

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20055166, Page 80

Sondermeyer Cooksey 

GL

20054664, Page 8

Song MA

20058606, Page 5

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20057308, Page 31

Sosa LE

20055854, Page 36
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Sosnoff C

20057796, Page 5

20058606, Page 5

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20056282, Page 39

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20057535, Page 34

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20055462, Page 20

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20057440, Page 36

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20057604, Page 10

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20056340, Page 18

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20058606, Page 5

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20056899, Page 41

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20055364, Page 27

20057388, Page 74

Srednicki JR

20054632, Page 42

20055461, Page 42

20057560, Page 65

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20057456, Page 62

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20054889, Page 84

20057773, Page 18

St Croix CM

20055977, Page 39

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20053232, Page 16

20057994, Page 17

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20053420, Page 6

20054729, Page 93

20055133, Page 94

20055532, Page 37

20056141, Page 40

20056995, Page 8

20057159, Page 40

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20054785, Page 18

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20057055, Page 60

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20054872, Page 82

20054915, Page 83

20055011, Page 79

20055013, Page 80

20055035, Page 85

20055039, Page 84

20055076, Page 79

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20053232, Page 16

20053420, Page 6

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20055010, Page 83

20055532, Page 37

20055890, Page 36

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20056141, Page 40

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20056574, Page 25

20056891, Page 21

20057159, Page 40

20057397, Page 11

20057535, Page 34

20057885, Page 31

20057994, Page 17

20058223, Page 42

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20055113, Page 52

Stephenson CM

20058033, Page 47

20058034, Page 48

20058035, Page 47

20058036, Page 47

20058037, Page 48

20058038, Page 51

20058040, Page 48

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20058076, Page 49

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20058078, Page 49

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20058080, Page 49

20058081, Page 50

20058083, Page 50

20058084, Page 50

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20058086, Page 50

20058087, Page 51

20058088, Page 51

20058090, Page 51

Stewart JW

20055381, Page 18

Stewart RJ

20053777, Page 29

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20055604, Page 72

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20054947, Page 85

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20057390, Page 46

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20053239, Page 36

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20056823, Page 18

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20055920, Page 33

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20056337, Page 71

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20055113, Page 52

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20055955, Page 10

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20057056, Page 60

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20053794, Page 36

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20056003, Page 7

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20054977, Page 85

20054978, Page 78

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20055076, Page 79

20057255, Page 60

20058100, Page 85

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20056637, Page 21

20057397, Page 11

20057535, Page 34

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20057960, Page 37

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20055238, Page 11

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20054664, Page 8

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20056479, Page 37

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20054057, Page 43

20057384, Page 74

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20057816, Page 43

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20054181, Page 37

20057677, Page 73

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20053420, Page 6

20055532, Page 37

20055890, Page 36

20056110, Page 36

20056141, Page 40

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20057555, Page 73

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20055012, Page 81

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20054891, Page 82

20056660, Page 26

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20056864, Page 3

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20054867, Page 37

20056580, Page 37

20056882, Page 27

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20055456, Page 19

20055463, Page 30

20057389, Page 19

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20054407, Page 14

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20054845, Page 30

20057793, Page 17

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20057390, Page 46

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20057175, Page 21

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20054472, Page 4

20055607, Page 65

20056105, Page 23

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20057544, Page 65

20057901, Page 38

20058594, Page 77

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20057056, Page 60

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20057054, Page 59

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20054933, Page 37

20056034, Page 24

20057201, Page 14

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20054926, Page 5

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20054721, Page 38

20054919, Page 79

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20056479, Page 37

20056576, Page 42

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20054407, Page 14

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20054532, Page 38

20056578, Page 38

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20058398, Page 68

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20058045, Page 34

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20058033, Page 47

20058034, Page 48

20058035, Page 47

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20058076, Page 49

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20058080, Page 49

20058081, Page 50

20058083, Page 50

20058084, Page 50

20058085, Page 50

20058086, Page 50

20058087, Page 51

20058088, Page 51

20058090, Page 51

Tai EW

20054845, Page 30

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20054668, Page 13

20057501, Page 47

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20057704, Page 16

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20056995, Page 8

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20056479, Page 37

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20054539, Page 38

20055316, Page 37

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20055467, Page 20

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20057572, Page 17

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20058015, Page 9

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20056340, Page 18

Teixeira JP

20057390, Page 46

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20056340, Page 18

Terrones M

20057535, Page 34

Teske TD

20057115, Page 59

20057114, Page 59
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Tevis D

20058606, Page 5

Tham WK

20058215, Page 15

Thanassi W

20055854, Page 36

Thapa N

20054827, Page 38

Thayer S

20057206, Page 67

Themann CL

20053320, Page 18

20055690, Page 38

20057318, Page 58

20058007, Page 38

Thiese MS

20055958, Page 12

Thimons ED

20055445, Page 4

Thomas CC

20054845, Page 30

Thomas J

20057099, Page 32

20057796, Page 5

20058606, Page 5

Thomas K

20053704, Page 9

Thomas R

20056090, Page 3

20058600, Page 77

Thomas RA

20056109, Page 32

20056245, Page 75

20057558, Page 63

20058589, Page 84

Thomas T

20055076, Page 79

20057608, Page 29

20058215, Page 15

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20055525, Page 35

20057397, Page 11

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20054890, Page 85

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20057964, Page 38

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20055496, Page 39

20056744, Page 39

20058412, Page 63

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20055977, Page 39

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20056341, Page 11

20056484, Page 11

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20050350, Page 25

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20056074, Page 15

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20054827, Page 38

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20055166, Page 80

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20055649, Page 96

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20056057, Page 4

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20057574, Page 41

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20057384, Page 74

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20055563, Page 3

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20056211, Page 7

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20057352, Page 6

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20054463, Page 2

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20054780, Page 10

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20057099, Page 32

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20054926, Page 5

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20056817, Page 59

Tseng C-Y 

20056355, Page 26

20056828, Page 81

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20058128, Page 2

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20058128, Page 2

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20053239, Page 36

Vlasova II

20055977, Page 39

Vodicka P

20057390, Page 46
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20054291, Page 23

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20057769, Page 3

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20056044, Page 27

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20054981, Page 85

20057960, Page 37

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20058018, Page 40

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20056484, Page 11

Wallace R

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20054977, Page 85

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Wang G

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20057022, Page 40

Wang L

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20058606, Page 5

Wang X

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20058251, Page 67

Wang Y

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20056978, Page 43

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20056908, Page 94

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20056639, Page 8

20057719, Page 99

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20057535, Page 34

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20054664, Page 8

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20054943, Page 1

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20056978, Page 43

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20054785, Page 18

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20057552, Page 71

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20057842, Page 73

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20056890, Page 12

Witt KL

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20056899, Page 41

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20055039, Page 84

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Wong IS

20057091, Page 41

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20055350, Page 20

Woodward P

20054407, Page 14

Wu B

20055214, Page 41

Wu F

20058214, Page 29

Wu JZ

20053453, Page 41

20056636, Page 5
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20057342, Page 41

20057842, Page 73

20057845, Page 73

20057883, Page 6

Wu NQ

20055011, Page 79

Wurzelbacher S

20056817, Page 59

20056828, Page 81

Wurzelbacher SJ

20056355, Page 26

Xia B

20057796, Page 5

20058606, Page 5

Xiang N

20058006, Page 27

Xin X

20054913, Page 84

20055035, Page 85

20055039, Page 84

Xu SS

20055921, Page 4

20058136, Page 74

20058374, Page 42

Xu XS

20054680, Page 42

Yaglom H

20054407, Page 14

Yan B

20056978, Page 43

Yan L

20054632, Page 42

20055448, Page 42

20055461, Page 42

20057388, Page 74

20057961, Page 42

Yanamala N

20053634, Page 21

20054919, Page 79

20054994, Page 81

20054998, Page 84

20055011, Page 79

20055012, Page 81

20056576, Page 42

Yang X

20056978, Page 43

Yang Y

20057022, Page 40

Yantek D

20055448, Page 42

20057388, Page 74

Yantek DS

20054632, Page 42

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20055461, Page 42

20057560, Page 65

20057961, Page 42

Ye Q

20058215, Page 15

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20055453, Page 33

Yeoman K

20054225, Page 42

20056935, Page 59

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20058223, Page 42

Yin S

20055685, Page 20

Yokel RA

20054781, Page 43

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20055363, Page 24

20055461, Page 42

Yorio P

20054379, Page 29

20056670, Page 21

Yorio PL

20054846, Page 24

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20056747, Page 43

20057083, Page 10

Young T

20055167, Page 78

20056044, Page 27

Young TL

20055017, Page 85

Yu JJ

20056978, Page 43

Yu PA

20057574, Page 41

Yu YC

20057574, Page 41

Yuan L

20055362, Page 32

20056090, Page 3

20056109, Page 32

20056245, Page 75

20057558, Page 63

20058589, Page 84

20058600, Page 77

Yue X

20054788, Page 43

Yung M

20056857, Page 43

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20056207, Page 30

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20057099, Page 32

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20057454, Page 34

Zang LY

20055112, Page 14

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20057600, Page 26

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20056823, Page 18

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20054947, Page 85

20054953, Page 77

20054965, Page 81

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20053236, Page 11

20054851, Page 2

20056044, Page 27

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20056823, Page 18

Zeldin DC

20054943, Page 1

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20057308, Page 31

Zemba V

20055350, Page 20

Zhang P

20054057, Page 43

20054181, Page 37

20057384, Page 74

20057677, Page 73

20057686, Page 74

20057816, Page 43

Zhang Y

20057608, Page 29

20058640, Page 78

Zhao W

20054979, Page 80

Zheng J

20056978, Page 43

Zheng L

20057342, Page 41

20057540, Page 43

Zheng W

20054963, Page 81

Zheng Y

20055360, Page 30

20055442, Page 44

20056108, Page 44

20058601, Page 86

Zhou C

20055364, Page 27

20056093, Page 44

20056105, Page 23

20057389, Page 19

20057556, Page 68

20057564, Page 74

20058166, Page 74

20058572, Page 86

Zhou L

20056090, Page 3

20056109, Page 32

20056245, Page 75

20057558, Page 63

20058589, Page 84

20058600, Page 77

Zhu J

20055823, Page 44

Zhuang Z

20055823, Page 44

20055921, Page 4

20058136, Page 74

20058374, Page 42

Zlochower I

20057546, Page 71

Zlochower IA

20055990, Page 32

Zock J-P 

20057604, Page 10

Zwack L

20056908, Page 94

Zwack LM

20055987, Page 93

20056639, Page 8
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National Occupational

Research Agenda

(NORA) Index

Agriculture, Forestry

and Fishing

20054532, Page 38

20054785, Page 18

20056578, Page 38

20056825, Page 19

20057114, Page 59

20057115, Page 59

20057270, Page 5

Construction 

20051934, Page 35

20053166, Page 6

20053453, Page 41

20054452, Page 34

20054680, Page 42

20054785, Page 18

20054851, Page 2

20054872, Page 82

20054913, Page 84

20054953, Page 77

20054964, Page 84

20054965, Page 81

20055013, Page 80

20055032, Page 20

20055073, Page 78

20055929, Page 54

20056285, Page 39

20056636, Page 5

20056825, Page 19

20057318, Page 58

20057342, Page 41

20057360, Page 87

20057374, Page 87

20057456, Page 62

20057611, Page 9

20057704, Page 16

20057824, Page 62

20057842, Page 73

20057845, Page 73

20057883, Page 6

20058064, Page 87

Healthcare and Social 

Assistance 

20050350, Page 25

20052073, Page 29

20052810, Page 23

20053610, Page 23

20054177, Page 22

20054313, Page 19

20054473, Page 33

20054846, Page 24

20054926, Page 5

20054940, Page 31

20055068, Page 33

20055074, Page 77

20055469, Page 34

20055532, Page 37

20055597, Page 20

20055685, Page 20

20055765, Page 43

20055823, Page 44

20055854, Page 36

20055921, Page 4

20056141, Page 40

20056209, Page 2

20056263, Page 27

20056639, Page 8

20056908, Page 94

20057172, Page 16

20057501, Page 47

20057709, Page 24

20057853, Page 11

20057959, Page 8

20058050, Page 62

20058214, Page 29

Manufacturing 

20052810, Page 23

20053232, Page 16

20053236, Page 11

20053453, Page 41

20053610, Page 23

20053675, Page 17

20053704, Page 9

20053744, Page 17

20053996, Page 23

20053997, Page 23

20054083, Page 24

20054175, Page 28

20054291, Page 23

20054395, Page 52

20054539, Page 38

20054564, Page 21

20054680, Page 42

20054699, Page 16

20054748, Page 40

20054872, Page 82

20054891, Page 82

20054915, Page 83

20054919, Page 79

20054925, Page 27

20054944, Page 82

20054947, Page 85

20054963, Page 81

20054964, Page 84

20054977, Page 85

20054978, Page 78

20054981, Page 85

20054994, Page 81

20055001, Page 79

20055003, Page 81

20055010, Page 83

20055011, Page 79

20055013, Page 80

20055014, Page 81

20055017, Page 85

20055032, Page 20

20055035, Page 85

20055039, Page 84

20055064, Page 82

20055075, Page 79

20055076, Page 79

20055166, Page 80

20055169, Page 83

20055196, Page 17

20055332, Page 24

20055349, Page 35

20055350, Page 20

20055687, Page 4

20055690, Page 38

20055843, Page 41

20055890, Page 36

20055929, Page 54

20055940, Page 46

20055942, Page 31

20055943, Page 45

20055955, Page 10

20055958, Page 12

20055960, Page 32

20055976, Page 34

20056044, Page 27

20056141, Page 40

20056148, Page 35

20056192, Page 8

20056210, Page 12

20056285, Page 39

20056295, Page 55

20056355, Page 26

20056388, Page 35

20056574, Page 25

20056576, Page 42

20056637, Page 21

20056660, Page 26

20056812, Page 56

20056835, Page 46

20056836, Page 45

20056842, Page 45

20056862, Page 27

20056891, Page 21

20057022, Page 40

20057159, Page 40

20057318, Page 58

20057397, Page 11

20057426, Page 9

20057456, Page 62

20057535, Page 34

20057540, Page 43

20057773, Page 18

20057793, Page 17

20057824, Page 62

20057885, Page 31

20057888, Page 21

20057960, Page 37

20057994, Page 17

20058064, Page 87

20058251, Page 67

20058254, Page 69

20058255, Page 63

20058256, Page 73

20058259, Page 66

20058261, Page 69

Mining 

20052163, Page 32

20053239, Page 36

20053634, Page 21

20054014, Page 21

20054056, Page 10

20054057, Page 43

20054225, Page 42

20054378, Page 15

20054422, Page 69

20054470, Page 4

20054472, Page 4

20054632, Page 42

20054998, Page 84

20055012, Page 81

20055067, Page 15

20055113, Page 52

20055165, Page 30

20055248, Page 30

20055306, Page 15

20055360, Page 30

20055361, Page 3

20055362, Page 32

20055363, Page 24

20055364, Page 27

20055442, Page 44

20055443, Page 23

20055445, Page 4

20055446, Page 7

20055447, Page 10

20055448, Page 42

20055450, Page 27

20055453, Page 33

20055454, Page 28

20055455, Page 17

20055461, Page 42

20055462, Page 20

20055463, Page 30

20055528, Page 54

20055576, Page 13

20055580, Page 67

20055582, Page 41

20055604, Page 72

20055608, Page 68

20055890, Page 36

20055903, Page 16

20055977, Page 39

20055980, Page 28

20055990, Page 32

20055996, Page 71

20056011, Page 28

20056018, Page 67

20056020, Page 72

20056023, Page 35

20056024, Page 65

20056087, Page 15

20056088, Page 25

20056090, Page 3

20056107, Page 33

20056108, Page 44

20056109, Page 32

20056112, Page 67

20056206, Page 33

20056207, Page 30

20056221, Page 29

20056245, Page 75

20056296, Page 57

20056336, Page 66

20056338, Page 70

20056339, Page 64

20056580, Page 37

20056651, Page 28

20056652, Page 30

20056750, Page 54

20056942, Page 65

20057203, Page 72

20057204, Page 71

20057205, Page 72

20057206, Page 67

20057208, Page 67
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20057210, Page 72

20057250, Page 15

20057365, Page 83

20057367, Page 63

20057385, Page 69

20057388, Page 74

20057389, Page 19

20057399, Page 16

20057402, Page 25

20057546, Page 71

20057552, Page 71

20057554, Page 68

20057558, Page 63

20057559, Page 70

20057560, Page 65

20057561, Page 72

20057563, Page 64

20057669, Page 28

20057678, Page 73

20057680, Page 68

20057682, Page 68

20057683, Page 69

20057704, Page 16

20057769, Page 3

20057818, Page 6

20057823, Page 33

20057961, Page 42

20057962, Page 30

20057974, Page 3

20058158, Page 28

20058417, Page 63

20058589, Page 84

20058600, Page 77

20058601, Page 86

Mining: Oil and Gas 

Extraction 

20053878, Page 32

20054181, Page 37

20054781, Page 43

20054890, Page 85

20055593, Page 13

20056067, Page 55

20056092, Page 32

20056741, Page 13

20057091, Page 41

20057384, Page 74

20057540, Page 43

20057677, Page 73

20057686, Page 74

20057816, Page 43

20058593, Page 84

20058598, Page 79

Services 

20052450, Page 35

20053422, Page 9

20053918, Page 36

20054007, Page 4

20054177, Page 22

20054224, Page 3

20054313, Page 19

20054397, Page 7

20054540, Page 12

20054664, Page 8

20054788, Page 43

20054790, Page 14

20054933, Page 37

20055027, Page 95

20055129, Page 93

20055150, Page 96

20055183, Page 93

20055205, Page 98

20055267, Page 97

20055365, Page 93

20055644, Page 96

20055649, Page 96

20055680, Page 7

20055685, Page 20

20055787, Page 97

20055827, Page 95

20055840, Page 97

20055890, Page 36

20055987, Page 93

20056003, Page 7

20056099, Page 97

20056110, Page 36

20056211, Page 7

20056304, Page 95

20056742, Page 98

20056907, Page 95

20056908, Page 94

20056971, Page 95

20057066, Page 97

20057279, Page 95

20057474, Page 98

20057628, Page 98

20057719, Page 99

20057777, Page 98

20058033, Page 47

20058034, Page 48

20058035, Page 47

20058036, Page 47

20058037, Page 48

20058038, Page 51

20058040, Page 48

20058041, Page 51

20058043, Page 48

20058046, Page 48

20058053, Page 98

20058076, Page 49

20058077, Page 49

20058078, Page 49

20058079, Page 49

20058080, Page 49

20058081, Page 50

20058083, Page 50

20058084, Page 50

20058085, Page 50

20058086, Page 50

20058087, Page 51

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