Mercurialism and its control in the felt-hat industry
By: by Paul A. Neal, surgeon, Robert H. Flinn, passed assistant surgeon, Thomas I. Edwards, technical editor ... United States Public Health Service and Albert S. Gray, director, Allan L. Coleman, chief industrial hygienist, B.F. Postman, industrial hygiene engineer, Bureau of Occupational Diseases, Connecticut State Department of Health. From the Division of Industrial Hygiene, National Institute of Health. Prepared by direction of the surgeon general.
Contributors: Neal, Paul A. 1901-; Connecticut. Bureau of Occupational Diseases.
Series: Public health bulletin; no. 263
Publisher: U.S. Govt. Print. Off.
Published: 1941
Place of publication: Washington
Language: eng
Number of pages: 132
Subjects: Mercury -- Toxicology; Occupations -- Diseases and hygiene; Hat trade -- United States
Notes: "List of references" p. 118. "Annoted bibliography": p. 124-130.
At head of title: Federal Security Agency. U.S. Public Health Service ...