Toxicology of chemical respiratory hypersensitivity / edited by Ian Kimber and Rebecca J. Dearman.

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TextPublication details: London : Taylor & Francis, c1997.Description: vii,172p. : ill. ; 25cmISBN:

9780748403547 :

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616.202 21

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RC720 .T69 1997

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Summary: An overview of respiratory asthma is included in this text, which examines aspects of chemical respiratory allergy and occupational asthma caused by exposure to chemicals. It covers occupational safety measures, and methods for identifying and characterizing chemical allergens.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

An overview of respiratory asthma is included in this text, which examines aspects of chemical respiratory allergy and occupational asthma caused by exposure to chemicals. It covers occupational safety measures, and methods for identifying and characterizing chemical allergens.

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