Occupational diseases: a guide to their recognition
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Summary
Occupational diseases: a guide to their recognition is a scientific book[1].
Key Facts
- Occupational diseases: a guide to their recognition authored a guide to their recognition — author (P50): Marcus M. Key[2].
- Occupational diseases: a guide to their recognition authored a guide to their recognition — author (P50): William McKinley Gafafer[3].
- Occupational diseases: a guide to their recognition authored a guide to their recognition — author (P50): Alexander Cohen[4].
- Occupational diseases: a guide to their recognition's instance of is recorded as a guide to their recognition — instance of (P31): scientific book[5].
- Occupational diseases: a guide to their recognition's part of the series is recorded as a guide to their recognition — part of the series (P179): U.S. Public Health Service numbered publications[6].
- Occupational diseases: a guide to their recognition's language of work or name is recorded as a guide to their recognition — language of work or name (P407): English[7].
- Occupational diseases: a guide to their recognition's volume is recorded as 1097[8].
- Occupational diseases: a guide to their recognition's publication date is recorded as +1966-01-01T00:00:00Z[9].
- Occupational diseases: a guide to their recognition's publication date is recorded as +1964-00-00T00:00:00Z[10].
- Occupational diseases: a guide to their recognition's Google Books ID is recorded as GTnyFKnkFkQC[11].
- Occupational diseases: a guide to their recognition's Google Books ID is recorded as hx0IAAAAIAAJ[12].
- Occupational diseases: a guide to their recognition's Google Books ID is recorded as Dd9qCiczr9kC[13].
- Occupational diseases: a guide to their recognition's Google Books ID is recorded as wndFvAEACAAJ[14].
- Occupational diseases: a guide to their recognition's sponsor is recorded as a guide to their recognition — sponsor (P859): National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health[15].
- Occupational diseases: a guide to their recognition's sponsor is recorded as a guide to their recognition — sponsor (P859): Division of Industrial Hygiene[16].
- Occupational diseases: a guide to their recognition's main subject is recorded as a guide to their recognition — main subject (P921): occupational lung disease[17].
- Occupational diseases: a guide to their recognition's main subject is recorded as a guide to their recognition — main subject (P921): skin disease[18].
- Occupational diseases: a guide to their recognition's main subject is recorded as a guide to their recognition — main subject (P921): respiratory disease[19].
- Occupational diseases: a guide to their recognition's main subject is recorded as a guide to their recognition — main subject (P921): occupational exposure limit[20].
- Occupational diseases: a guide to their recognition's main subject is recorded as a guide to their recognition — main subject (P921): toxicology[21].
- Occupational diseases: a guide to their recognition's document file on Wikimedia Commons is recorded as 1964 Occupational Diseases - A Guide To Their Recognition.pdf[22].
- Occupational diseases: a guide to their recognition's document file on Wikimedia Commons is recorded as 1966 Occupational Diseases - A Guide to Their Recognition.pdf[23].
- Occupational diseases: a guide to their recognition's replaced by is recorded as a guide to their recognition — replaced by (P1366): Occupational diseases: a guide to their recognition, revised edition[24].
- Occupational diseases: a guide to their recognition's title is recorded as Occupational diseases: a guide to their recognition[25].
- Occupational diseases: a guide to their recognition's author name string is recorded as Donald J. Birmingham[26].
Body
Authorship and Creation
Authored works include a guide to their recognition — author (P50): Marcus M. Key[2], a public health physician[27], 1924–2020[28], of United States[29]; a guide to their recognition — author (P50): William McKinley Gafafer[3], a statistician[30], b. 1896[31]; and a guide to their recognition — author (P50): Alexander Cohen[4], an industrial psychologist[32], 1930–2022[33], of United States[34].
Publication
Publication dates include +1966-01-01T00:00:00Z[9] and +1964-00-00T00:00:00Z[10]. Occupational diseases: a guide to their recognition's language of work or name is recorded as a guide to their recognition — language of work or name (P407): English[7]. Its part of the series is recorded as a guide to their recognition — part of the series (P179): U.S. Public Health Service numbered publications[6].
Subject and Themes
Main subjects include a guide to their recognition — main subject (P921): occupational lung disease[17], a guide to their recognition — main subject (P921): skin disease[18], a guide to their recognition — main subject (P921): respiratory disease[19], a guide to their recognition — main subject (P921): occupational exposure limit[20], and a guide to their recognition — main subject (P921): toxicology[21]. Occupational diseases: a guide to their recognition's part of the series is recorded as a guide to their recognition — part of the series (P179): U.S. Public Health Service numbered publications[6].