… both England and the United States (Lilienfeld, 1979b). His … present (Lilienfeld, 1977a;
Lilienfeld, 1977b; Lilienfeld, 1979b)… declined in the mid-1800s (Lilienfeld, 1980c), Louis's students…

… The pattern of increasing incidence in small bowel cancer contrasts with the decline in
incidence for stomach cancer and in colon cancer incidence in whites; however, the trends are …

The trends in mortality from aortic aneurysms in the United States from 1951 through 1981
were studied. Annual age-specific and age-adjusted mortality for aortic aneurysms were …

… It was originally described as the percentage decline in the population's disease incidence
that would occur if the population's exposure to the factor were eliminated.12 For example, …

… We estimate that, during the next five de cades, assuming no change in current rates,
deaths in the United States from neurodegenerative diseases will increase greatly. The pro …

… Average annual age-adjusted sex-race-specific PE death rates were calculated using the
method of Lilienfeld and Lilienfeld, 6 with the 1960 United States population as the standard.6, …

… This examination also allows for study of the continuance of various demographic contrasts
reported by Lilienfeld et al., 2 ie the elevated risk of death for non-whites and for men. …

A review is given of the structure, synthesis, uses, history and development of 2,4-D and 2,4,5-T,
together with details of the contaminant 2,3,7,8-TCDD (2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-…

… Many of the corporations whose products cause occupational diseases sponsored the initial
development of that etiologic knowledge."4 Recent legal actions by some members of the …

Mortality from pulmonary embolism (PE) has declined in the United States over the past two
decades, yet significant racia l disparities persist with the age-adjusted rates for blacks about …