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Project SENSOR Quarterly Newsletters V19N3 Summer 2008 Asthma Mortality V19N2 Spring 2008 Respiratory Hazards in the Automotive Industry V19N1 Winter 2007-08 Lung Disease and Waterproofing Sprays V18N4 Fall 2007 Microwave Popcorn Lung V18N3 Summer 2007 Excerpts from the 2006 Annual Reports V18N2 Spring 2007 Diagnosing Work-Related Asthma V18N1 Winter 2006-07 Long Term Follow-up of Work-Related Asthma Patients V17N4 Fall 2006 Reducing the Burden of Work-Related Injuries and Illnesses V17N3 Summer 2006 Excerpts from the 2005 Annual Reports V17N2 Spring 2006 "B" Readers V17N1 Winter 2005-06 Putting Data To Work: Occupational Health Indicators V16N4 Fall 2005 Occupational Asthma-What's New V16N3 Summer 2005 Excerpts from the 2004 Annual Reports V16N2 Spring 2005 Development of Work-Related Asthma from Skin Exposure V16N1 Winter 2004-2005 Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis V15N4 Fall 2004 New Software for use with a Peak Flow Meter to Diagnose Work-Related Asthma V15N3 Summer 2004 Excerpts from the 2003 Annual Reports V15N2 Spring 2004 Occupational/Environmental Medicine Resources V15N1 Winter 2003-04 Resources for Work-Related Asthma V14N4 Fall 2003 Fatal Work-Related Asthma V14N3 Summer 2003 Excerpts from the 2002 Annual Reports V14N2 Spring 2003 "Toxic Mold" V14N1 Winter 2002-03 Work-Aggravated Asthma V13N4 Fall 2002 Acute Traumatic Fatalities in Michigan V13N3 Summer 2002 Excerpts from the 2001 Annual Reports V13N2 Spring 2002 Asthma: The Numbers V13N1 Winter 2001-02 Asthma and Welding V12N4 Fall 2001 What's the Diagnosis of that Patient... V12N3 Summer 2001 Excerpts from the 2000 Annual Reports V12N2 Spring 2001 Normal values for blood lead V12N1 Winter 2000-01 Workers' Compensation and Asthma V11N4 Fall 2000 Outdoor Air Pollution and Asthma V11N3 Summer 2000 Highlights from the 1999 Annual Reports on Occupational Diseases in Michigan V11N2Spring 2000 Work Place Inspections V11N1 Winter 1999-2000 Kidney Disease and Silicosis V10N4 Fall 1999 Preventing Latex Allergy in Health Care Facilities V10N3 Summer 1999 Highlights from the 1998 Annual Reports on Occupational Disease in Michigan V10N2 Spring 1999 Work Related Respiratory Disease With Normal Tests for Hyper-reactivity V10N1Winter 1998-99 Respiratory Disease Among Farmers V9N4 Fall 1998 Work Related Asthma:  Confirming the Medical Hx V9N2 Spring 1998 Highlights from 1997 OD Report V9N1 Winter 1997-98 Building Related Asthma V8N4 Fall 1997Cleaning Products V8N3 Summer 1997 Highlights from 1996 OD Report V8N2 Spring 1997 Isocyanate-Induced Asthma Now Hear This Quarterly Newsletters V11N2 Summer 2008 Early Predictors of Hearing Loss V11N1 Spring 2008 Twenty-Five Percent of Hearing Loss Caused by Noise at Work V10N3 Fall 2007 Noisy Work But No Workplace Hearing Conservation Program V10N2 Summer 2007 Excerpts from the 2006 Annual Report V10N1 Spring 2007 What is the best way to teach a patient how to use hearing protection? V9N4 Winter 2006-07 Motivating Individuals to Wear Hearing Protection V9N3 Fall 2006 Review of Hearing Loss Research at NIOSH V9N2 Summer 2006 Excerpts from the 2005 Annual Report V9N1 Spring 2006 Noise and Military Service V8N4 Winter 2005-06 OSHA Inspections for Noise V8N3 Fall 2005 Hearing Loss in Construction Workers V8N2 Summer 2005 Excerpts from the 2004 Annual Report V8N1 Spring 2005 Hearing Loss Among DJs and Other Entertainment Workers V7N4 Winter 2004-2005 Hearing Loss: The Numbers - Part II V7N3 Fall 2004 Hearing Loss: The Numbers V7N2 Summer 2004 Excerpts from the 2003 Annual Report V7N1 Spring 2004 Noise and Blood Pressure V6N4 Winter 2003-04 New AAA Position Statement on Preventing NIHL V6N3 Fall 2003 Noise and the Pregnant Woman V6N2 Summer 2003 Excerpts from the 2002 Annual Report V6N1 Spring 2003 Chemically-Induced Hearing Loss V5N4 Winter 2002-03 The ACOEM position statement on Noise-Induced Hearing Loss V5N3 Fall 2002 The Epidemiology of Occupational Hearing Loss V5N2 Summer 2002 Excerpts from the 2001 Annual Report V5N1 Spring 2002 Third in Three Part Series: Showcase on Preventing NIHL V4N4 Winter 2001-02 Second in three part series: Preventing NIHL with coal miners V4N3 Fall 2001 Noise Control IS Hearing Conservation V4N2 Summer 2001 Excerpts from the 2000 Annual Reports V4N1 Spring 2001 Occupational NIHL V3N4 Winter 2000-01 Workers' Compensation and Hearing Loss V3N3 Fall 2000 Noise, Hearing Impairment and Work-Related Trauma V3N2 Summer 2000 Highlights from the 1999 Annual Report on Occupational Noise-Induced Hearing Loss in Michigan V3N1 Spring 2000 Work Place Inspections V2N4 Fall 1999 Reporting, reporting, reporting... V2N3 Summer 1999 Military Hearing Conservation Programs Errata: Credit Omission - V1N3 Fall 1998 V2N2 Spring 1999 Highlights from the 1998 Annual Report V2N1 Winter 1998-99 Hearing Conservation Programs V1N3 Fall 1998 Noise Levels in Construction Industry Unregulated V1N2 Spring 1998 Highlights from the 1997 Annual Report V1N1 Winter 1998 Noise Induced Hearing Loss The Project SENSOR News has been published since 1989. Please contact us if you would like a copy of any of the previous issues. To obtain a printed copy of a newsletter from us: E-mail, fax, or mail a request to us. Please be sure to specify the volume, number and title of the newsletter(s) you want.