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L Stayner

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American Journal of Public Health|July 8, 1999
Protecting public health in the face of uncertain risks: the example of diesel exhaustL Stayner
Cancer Causes & Control : CCC|May 1, 1997
Silica, asbestos, man-made mineral fibers, and cancerK Steenland, L Stayner
Epidemiology (Cambridge, Mass.)|November 1, 1991
The importance of employment status in occupational cohort mortality studiesK Steenland, L Stayner
British Journal of Industrial Medicine|December 1, 1993
An epidemiological study of workers potentially exposed to ethylene oxideK Steenland, L Stayner
American Journal of Industrial Medicine|January 1, 1987
Assessing the feasibility of retrospective cohort studiesK Steenland, L Stayner, A Greife
Occupational and Environmental Medicine|December 24, 2003
Mortality analyses in a cohort of 18 235 ethylene oxide exposed workers: follow up extended from 1987 to 1998K Steenland, L Stayner, J Deddens
American Journal of Industrial Medicine|August 12, 1998
Diesel exhaust and lung cancer in the trucking industry: exposure-response analyses and risk assessmentK Steenland, J Deddens, L Stayner
American Journal of Epidemiology|January 15, 1996
Negative bias in exposure-response trends in occupational studies: modeling the healthy workers survivor effectK Steenland, J Deddens, A Salvan, et al.
Epidemiology (Cambridge, Mass.)|May 1, 1995
Healthy worker effect and cumulative exposureK Steenland, J Deddens, A Salvan, et al.
Epidemiology (Cambridge, Mass.)|July 1, 1995
Selecting an exposure lag periodA Salvan, L Stayner, K Steenland, et al.
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American Journal of Public Health|July 8, 1999
Protecting public health in the face of uncertain risks: the example of diesel exhaustL Stayner
Cancer Causes & Control : CCC|May 1, 1997
Silica, asbestos, man-made mineral fibers, and cancerK Steenland, L Stayner
Epidemiology (Cambridge, Mass.)|November 1, 1991
The importance of employment status in occupational cohort mortality studiesK Steenland, L Stayner
British Journal of Industrial Medicine|December 1, 1993
An epidemiological study of workers potentially exposed to ethylene oxideK Steenland, L Stayner
American Journal of Industrial Medicine|January 1, 1987
Assessing the feasibility of retrospective cohort studiesK Steenland, L Stayner, A Greife
Occupational and Environmental Medicine|December 24, 2003
Mortality analyses in a cohort of 18 235 ethylene oxide exposed workers: follow up extended from 1987 to 1998K Steenland, L Stayner, J Deddens
American Journal of Industrial Medicine|August 12, 1998
Diesel exhaust and lung cancer in the trucking industry: exposure-response analyses and risk assessmentK Steenland, J Deddens, L Stayner
American Journal of Epidemiology|January 15, 1996
Negative bias in exposure-response trends in occupational studies: modeling the healthy workers survivor effectK Steenland, J Deddens, A Salvan, et al.
Epidemiology (Cambridge, Mass.)|May 1, 1995
Healthy worker effect and cumulative exposureK Steenland, J Deddens, A Salvan, et al.
Epidemiology (Cambridge, Mass.)|July 1, 1995
Selecting an exposure lag periodA Salvan, L Stayner, K Steenland, et al.
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