1. Fecal lead excretion in young children as related to sources of lead in their environments

   • P. B. Hammond
   • C. S. Clark
   • L. W. Michael

   Original Papers Pages: 191 - 202

2. Anforderungsermittlung im bereich der daten-und textverarbeitung mit einem arbeitswissenschaftlichen erhebungsverfahren zur tätigkeitsanalyse (DTV-AET)

   • E. Haider
   • W. Rohmert
   • J. Reus

   Original Papers Pages: 203 - 217

3. Neurological picture of organic solvent poisoning in industry

   • Juhani Juntunen
   • Vuokko Hupli
   • Marjaana Luisto

   Original Papers Pages: 219 - 231

4. Voluntary dehydration in men working in heat

   • F. M. Spioch
   • M. Nowara

   Original Papers Pages: 233 - 239

5. Monooxygenase activity and ultrastructural changes of liver in the course of chronic exposure of rats to vinyl chloride

   • Justyna M. Wiśniewska-Knyp
   • Jadwiga Klimczak
   • Jan Kolakowski

   OriginalPaper Pages: 241 - 249

6. Epidemiological survey of shipyard workers exposed to hand-arm vibration

   • M. Bovenzi
   • L. Petronio
   • F. Di Marino

   OriginalPaper Pages: 251 - 266

7. DDT Residues in samples of human milk, and in mothers' and cord blood serum, in a continental town in Croatia (Yugoslavia)*

   • Blanka Krauthacker
   • Tanja Alebić-Kolbah
   • Elsa Reiner

   OriginalPaper Pages: 267 - 273

8. The feasibility of using lead in hair concentration in monitoring environmental exposure in children

   • A. A. E. Wibowo
   • B. Brunekreef
   • H. Pieters

   Short Communication Pages: 275 - 280