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- [Blood iron content and lead poisoning. III. Blood iron level in occupational lead poisoning.]

- [Blood proteins in occupational carbon disulfide poisoning.]

- [Brucellosis in the personnel of a slaughterhouse of Caldas, Colombia]

- [Cadmium toxicity: summary of personal studies] Occupational and environmental exposure to cadmium leads to a progressive and almost irreversible accumulation of the metal in the body. The epidemiological...

- [Cameo working in Torre del Greco (Naples).]

- [Carbon disulfide poisoning in viscose factories.]

- [Carcinogenic industrial substances--a review of the present information] The potential carcinogenic risks of chemical substances at the workplace show increasing importance in occupational and environmental medicine, but the...

- [Cardiovascular changes in foundry workers.]

- [Case of myocardial infarct due to trauma.]

- [Cases of occupational poisoning among workers engaged in bottling commercial liquid gas (butane-propane)]

- [Changes in the upper respiratory tract in ceramic plant workers]

- [Changes in upper respiratory tract in glass industry workers.]

- [Chronic dust-induced bronchitis]

- [Chronic penumopathies caused by nitrous gas and fumes. (Clinical contributions)]

- [Clinical and histological examinations of nasal mucosa in workers at an aluminum plant]

- [Clinical picture of ancylostomiasis in agricultural workers.]

- [Clinico-toxicological study of workers spraying with a chlorinated hydrocarbon insecticide.]

- [Closed injury of the common carotid artery]

- [Collective poisoning by hydrocarbon chlorides in dock workers.]

- [Condition of the hearing organ in glass blowers]