1. Trichloroethylene occupational exposure: elements for better prevention

   • L. Barret
   • J. Faure
   • J. L. Debru

   Original Papers Pages: 283 - 289

2. Shift workers' attitudes towards shift work and perception of quality of life

   • A. Khaleque
   • A. Rahman

   Original Papers Pages: 291 - 297

3. Decreased erythrocyte glutathione s-transferase activity in rubber workers

   • Iiro Kilpikari
   • Heikki Savolainen

   Original Papers Pages: 299 - 302

4. Comparison of five methods for measurement of vibratory perception

   • H. J. A. Sallé
   • M. M. Verberk

   Original Papers Pages: 303 - 309

5. N-acetyl-cystein als antidot bei akzidenteller acrylnitril-intoxikation

   • A. Buchter
   • H. Peter
   • H. M. Bolt

   Original Papers Pages: 311 - 319

6. Occupational accidents and alcohol

   • S. Lings
   • J. Jensen
   • J. T. Møller

   Original Papers Pages: 321 - 329

7. Tetrachloroethene in exhaled air of persons living near polution sources

   • A. C. Monster
   • J. F. J. Smolders

   Original Papers Pages: 331 - 336

8. Experimental study on the pulmonary absorption and excretion of toluene

   • Tatsuya Hobara
   • Haruo Kobayashi
   • Tsunemi Sakai

   Original Papers Pages: 337 - 344

9. Exposure-effect relationship of selected pulmonary function measurements in subjects exposed to ozone

   • Jun Kagawa

   Original Papers Pages: 345 - 358

10. Lack of mutagenic activity of white spirit

    • B. Gochet
    • C. de Meester
    • Gh. Deknudt

    Original Papers Pages: 359 - 364

11. Free erythrocyte protoporphyrin (FEP) and zinc protoporphyrin (ZnP) as biological parameters for lead poisoning

    • Kohichi Harada
    • Hajime Miura

    Original Papers Pages: 365 - 377

12. Acknowledgement

    Acknowledgments Pages: i - i