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• The beneficial cardiovascular effects of reducing exposure to a particulate air pollution with a simple facemask.

  Langrish JP, Mills NL , Chan JKK , Leseman DLAL , Aitken RJ , Fokkens PHB , Cassee FR , Li J , Donaldson K , Newby DE , Jiang L

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• A pnael study of air pollution in subjects with heart failure; negative results in treated patients

  Barclay JL, Miller BG , Dick S , Dennekamp , Ford I , Hillis GS , Ayres JG , Seaton A

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• Mortality of an extended follow-up of British coal workers. Inhaled Particles X, 23-25 September 2008, Sheffield UK

  MacCalman L, Miller BG

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• Cause-specific mortality in British coal workers and exposure to respirable dust and quartz

  Miller BG, MacCalman L

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• Mortality in an extended follow-up of British coal workers

  MacCalman L., Miller, B.G.

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• Reply

  Burton AK, Kendall NAS , Pearce BG , Birrell LN , Bainbridge NC

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• Management of work-relevant upper limb disorders: a review

  Burton AK, Kendall NAS , Pearce BG , Birrell LN , Bainbridge LC

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• Health risk assessment and health impact assessment. (Appendix 1).

  Hurley F, Kemm J.

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• Carbon nanotube composites: Benefits and precautions

  Kinloch I.A., Cui, S., Young, R.J., Noé, L., Monthioux, M., Poland, C.A., Duffin, R., Maynard, A., Wallace, W.A.H., Seaton, A., Stone, V., Brown, S., MacNee, W., Donaldson, K.

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• Identification of the mechanisms that drive the toxicity of Ti02 particulates: the contribution of physiochemical characteristics

  Johnston H, Hutchison GR , Christensen FM , Peters S , Hankin S , Stone V

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• A review of the strengths and weaknesses of quantitative methods used in health impact assessment.

  O’Connell E, Hurley F.

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• Effective biological dose from occupational exposure during nanoparticle synthesis. Particles X, 23-25 September 2008, Sheffield.

  Demou E, Housiadas C , Tran CL

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• Modelling exposure to pharmaceutical agents. Inhaled Particles X, 23-25 September 2008, Sheffield UK.

  Cherrie JW, Gillies AT , Sleeuwenhoek A , van Tongeren M , McDonnell P , Coggins M , Bailey SR

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• Temporal trends of flour dust exposure in the United Kingdom, 1985–2003.

  Van Tongeren M, Galea KS, Ticker J, While D, Kromhout H, Cherrie JW.

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• Characterization and assessment of dermal and inhalable nickel exposures in nickel production and primary user industries

  Hughson GW, Galea KS , Heim KE

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• A review of the data quality and comparability of case-control studies of low level exposure to benzene in the petroleum industry.

  Miller BG, Fransman W, Heederik D, Hurley JF, Kromhout H, Fitzsimons E.

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• Solvent exposure and cognitive ability at age 67: a follow-up study of the 1947 Scottish Mental Health Survey

  Dick FD, Bourne VJ , Semple S , Fox HC , Miller BG , Deary IJ , Whalley LJ

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• Asthma Case Study
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• Review of occupational hygiene reports on suitability of respiratory protective equipment

  Graveling R, Sanchez A , Lewis C , Groat S , van Tongeren M , Galea K , Cherrie J

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• The health, safety and promotion needs of older workers: an evidence based review and guidance.

  Crawford JO, Graveling RA, Cowie H, Dixon K, MacCalman L

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