In response to the 2002, vol. 22, no. 4 article entitled "The rise and fall of occupational medicine in the United States".
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Jacqueline
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Dean
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James E
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Otis
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Dennis
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Ducatman
Alan
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Edward A
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Linda
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Gerr
Fred
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Gochfeld
Michael
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Guidotti
Tee L
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Harber
Philip
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Howard
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Hegmann
Kurt T
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Kipen
Howard M
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Jeffrey
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McGrail
Michael P
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Meyer
John D
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Kathryn L
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Prince
Scott
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Rubin
Rachel
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Joseph J
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Nancy L
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Oyebode
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