Services offered by the NCOH
Author: Murray J. Source: Mine Medical Officers’ Assoc SA. 2000:9
The ability of mineral dusts and fibres to initiate lipid peroxidation. Part II: relationship to different particle-induced pathological effects
Author: Gulumian M. Source: Redox Rep. 2000;5(6):325-51.
The burden of occupational lung disease
Author: Rees D. Source: Occup Hlth SA. 2000;6:10-14
The burden of occupational lung disease
Author: Rees D. Source: SA Resp J. 2000;6:18-25.
The pathology of chlamydia pneumoniae lesions in humans and animal models
Author: Shor A. Source: Trends Microbiol. 2000;8(12):541-542.
The pulvillus and empodium in Culex quinquefasciatus: visualization with the light microscope and a study of fine structure with the scanning electron microscope
Author: Jupp PG, Phillips JI, Garton E. Source: J Amer [...]
Tuberculosis control and molecular epidemiology in a Southern African gold mining community. Patterns of transmission of pulmonary tuberculosis in the gold mining industry: conventional and molecular epidemiology
Author: Godfrey-Fausset P, Sonnenberg P, Shearer S, Bruce M, Mee [...]
Tuberculosis treatment failure and drug resistance – same strain or new infection?
Author: Sonnenberg P, Murray J, Shearer S, Glynn JR, Kambashi [...]
Use of mini-radiographs to detect silicosis: comparison of radiological with autopsy findings
Author: Corbett EL, Murray J, Churchyard GJ, Herselman PC, Clayton [...]
COID training project – a SASOM report
Authors: Coombs W, Kocks D, Girdler-Brown B, Roos C, Felix [...]