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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
ASBESTOS MEDITEXT ® - Medical Management Page 1 of 1
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13.0 AUTHOR INFORMATION 13.1 CONTRIBUTOR(S) TO THIS DOCUMENT
A. Written by: David G Spoerke, MS, RPh, 06/84 B. Revised by; POISINDEX(R) Editorial Staff, 01/91
Betty J Dabney, PhD, 11/95 Daniel A Goldstein, MD, 03/98
C. Reviewed by; Barry H Rumack, MD, 06/84
Daniel A Goldstein, MD, 03/98 Alan H Hall, MD, 11/95, 03/98
D. Specialty Board: Industrial/Chemicals Refer to the TOMES EDITORIAL BOARD section for more information.
http://www.tomescps.com/DATA/TM/TM356-d.htm 1/4/2002
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