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Trading Markets (press release)
November 14, 2008
Tonawanda News
November 13, 2008
Knoxville News Sentinel
October 29, 2008
The development of
chronic beryllium disease is tied to inhalation of
beryllium particles, but sensitivity to the metal may actually develop through skin ...
Knoxville News Sentinel
October 27, 2008
However, the study found that about 85 percent of the participants in the study who had developed
beryllium sensitivity or
chronic beryllium disease had the ...
Knoxville News Sentinel
October 27, 2008
The study underscores what's been believed for a while, that the cause of chronic beryllium disease is a combo of genetic factors and exposures to the metal ...
Oak Ridger
October 23, 2008
The presentation will also discuss other current research focused on the effects of
beryllium exposure and
genetics on risk of
chronic beryllium disease. ...
Knoxville News Sentinel
October 21, 2008
How big a factor is
genetics in developing
chronic beryllium disease? It's apparently pretty significant, but we'll probably know more about that when the ...
Rocky Mountain News
August 21, 2008
It argues that DOL had all of the records necessary for an acceptance of chronic beryllium disease (CBD) for all of those 5 years. Although DOL is precluded ...
Rocky Mountain News
July 23, 2008
Early in the compensation program,
chronic beryllium disease was considered a rare, almost certain approval. Unlike invisible radiation,
beryllium leaves ...
Rocky Mountain News
July 20, 2008
Barrie fears that his former work as a machinist is now causing him to develop
chronic beryllium disease, which has plagued thousands of other
beryllium ...
Chemistry World
July 16, 2008
But, the metal has negative health effects: in susceptible individuals,
beryllium exposure causes a lung disorder called
chronic beryllium disease (CBD) - a ...
Toledo Blade
July 14, 2008
... instruments and machinery,
beryllium is considered a toxic metal that, if inhaled as dust, can cause the potentially fatal
chronic beryllium disease. ...
OUPblog
July 7, 2008
I ran the process through which we issued a strong new rule to prevent chronic beryllium disease, a debilitating and sometimes fatal lung disease prevalent ...
Contra Costa Times
July 6, 2008
But studies show that one-third to two-thirds of those who do will go on to develop chronic beryllium disease within five to 10 years of their diagnosis. ...
Toledo Blade
July 5, 2008
... the past for exposing employees to the toxic metal, which, when inhaled as dust, can cause a potentially fatal ailment called chronic beryllium disease. ...
7thSpace Interactive (press release)
July 2, 2008
... for the quantification of
beryllium in biological fluids is essential for the development of a chelation therapy for
chronic beryllium disease (CBD). ...
Scripps News
June 26, 2008
Glenn Bell, a retired machinist who developed
chronic beryllium disease from exposures at the Y-12
nuclear weapons plant in Oak Ridge, said
worker claims ...
WVLT
June 25, 2008
For some, the signs of sickness show around their necks or in their seats, but not so with Y-12 retiree Glenn Bell's claim of chronic beryllium disease. ...
Bloomfield Journal
June 5, 2008
Illnesses covered under Part B include any
cancer, "at least as likely as not caused by radiation exposure,"
chronic beryllium disease, chronic silicosi ...
TechNewsWorld
May 21, 2008
Dust and fumes generated by
recycling or processing devices containing
beryllium can lead to
chronic beryllium disease, an incurable lung ailment. ...
7thSpace Interactive (press release)
May 14, 2008
Occupational exposure to
beryllium may cause
chronic beryllium disease (CBD), a lung disorder initiated by an electrostatic interaction with the MHC class ...
Knoxville News Sentinel
May 6, 2008
Research indicates there are genetic markers for developing
beryllium sensitivity - a precursor to
chronic beryllium disease, an incurable respiratory ...
Knoxville News Sentinel
May 2, 2008
Glenn Bell, a retired machinist at Y-12 who developed chronic beryllium disease years ago, offered this comment on the bill. "I think it is VERY important ...
Occupational Health Safety
April 11, 2008
NIOSH is reminding the public that it is conducting a public review of a draft NIOSH document titled, "NIOSH Alert: Preventing chronic beryllium disease and ...
Deseret News
March 24, 2008
The condition can also lead to other
beryllium illnesses, such as
chronic beryllium disease, which affects the lungs. Glenn Van Zalinge said plant
officials ...
Knoxville News Sentinel
February 15, 2008
Exposure to
beryllium causes sensitivity in some individuals and can develop into
chronic beryllium disease, an incurable respiratory illness. ...
Contra Costa Times
February 7, 2008
Of those, only about 1 percent to 5 percent will develop chronic beryllium disease, for which there is no cure. The symptoms include shortness of breath, ...
Inside Bay Area
February 2, 2008
A small fraction of those will go on to develop chronic beryllium disease, an incurable and potentially fatal lung disease similar to asbestosis. ...
Tri-Valley Herald
February 1, 2008
A small fraction of those will go on to develop chronic beryllium disease, an incurable and potentially fatal lung disease similar to asbestosis. ...
Knoxville News Sentinel
January 3, 2008
As you are aware, I have dealt with significant health problems for a number of years, due to chronic beryllium disease (CBD) contracted in my work at Y-12. ...
Oak Ridger
December 19, 2007
The review team also noted that employees who have
chronic beryllium disease or who may be sensitive to
beryllium are offered work in non-contaminated areas ...
Mid Columbia Tri City Herald
November 30, 2007
One
worker, Thomas Peterson of Richland, was too ill to attend because of complications of
chronic beryllium disease from exposure to the metal at Hanford. ...
Bradenton Herald
November 5, 2007
His wife, Beatrice and his brother-in-law, Leroy Mazon, who lived with the Zieglers when Charlie worked at the plant, also have
beryllium disease. ...
