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International Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health|May 25, 2016
A commentary on Roggli's "The So-Called Short-Fiber Controversy"David Egilman, Triet TranAnnals of Global Health|August 16, 2021
A Critique of Helsinki Criteria for Using Lung Fiber Levels to Determine Causation in Mesothelioma CasesTriet Tran, David Egilman, Mark Rigler, et al.Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine|December 24, 2019
Serous Ovarian Cancer Caused by Exposure to Asbestos and Fibrous Talc in Cosmetic Talc Powders-A Case SeriesJoan E Steffen, Triet Tran, Muna Yimam, et al.New Solutions : a Journal of Environmental and Occupational Health Policy : NS|May 2, 2018
The Production of Corporate Research to Manufacture Doubt About the Health Hazards of Products: An Overview of the Exponent Bakelite® Simulation StudyDavid EgilmanInternational Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health|June 6, 2009
Fiber types, asbestos potency, and environmental causation: a peer review of published work and legal and regulatory scientific testimonyDavid EgilmanInternational Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health|May 26, 2006
Corporate corruption of science--the case of chromium(VI)David Egilman, ScoutAmerican Journal of Industrial Medicine|January 5, 2016
Short fiber tremolite free chrysotile mesothelioma cohort revealedDavid Egilman, Tess BirdNew Solutions : a Journal of Environmental and Occupational Health Policy : NS|August 21, 2018
Commentary on "Assessment of Health Risk From Historical Use of Cosmetic Talcum Powder"David Egilman, Joan SteffenAmerican Journal of Industrial Medicine|January 13, 2017
Corporate corruption of science-Another asbestos exampleDavid Egilman, Rubén MonárrezInternational Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health|April 13, 2007
Against anti-health epidemiology: corporate obstruction of public health via manipulation of epidemiologyDavid Egilman, Samantha HowePageof 11