Proceedings of the Sixth Berkeley Symposium on Mathematical Statistics and Probability, Volume 6: Effects of Pollution on Health
Conference: Sixth Berkeley Symposium on Mathematical Statistics and Probability
Date: June 21-July 18, 1970, April 9-12, June 16-21, and July 19-22, 1971
Location: Statistical Laboratory of the University of California, Berkeley
Editors: Lucien M. Le Cam, Jerzy Neyman and Elizabeth L. Scott
Berkeley, Calif.:
University of California Press,
1972
599 pp.
Subjects:
Mathematical statistics--CongressesProbabilities
ISSN:0097-0433
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Miscellaneous front pages, Proceedings of the Sixth Berkeley Symposium on Mathematical Statistics and Probability, Vol. 6: Effects of Pollution on Health
Statistical problems and strategies in environmental epidemiology
John R. Goldsmith; 1-28
Application of computer simulation techniques to problems in air pollution
Joseph V. Behar; 29-69
Research Programs of the Atomic Energy Commission's Division of Biology and Medicine relevant to problems of health and pollution
John R. Totter; 71-100
Health intelligence for environmental protection: a demanding challenge
J. F. Finklea, M. F. Cranmer, D. I. Hammer, L. J. McCabe, V. A. Newill and C. M. Shy; 101-109
CHESS, a community health and environmental surveillance system
Wilson B. Riggan, Douglas I. Hammer, John F. Finklea, V. Hasselblad, Charles R. Sharp, Robert M. Burton and Carl M. Shy; 111-123
Statistical aspects of a community health and environmental surveillance system
William C. Nelson, Victor Hasselblad and Gene R. Lowrimore; 125-133
Survey strategies for estimating rare health attributes
Monroe G. Sirken; 135-144
Statistical studies of the effect of low level radiation from nuclear reactors on human health
Morris H. DeGroot; 223-234
Epidemiologic studies of carcinogenesis by ionizing radiation
John F. Gofman and Arthur R. Tamplin; 235-277
Infant mortality around three nuclear power reactors
Edythalena A. Tompkins, Peggy M. Hamilton and Daniel A. Hoffman; 279-290
Radiation and risk—the source data
H. Wade Patterson and Ralph H. Thomas; 313-344
Radiation and infant mortality—some hazards of methodology
Emanuel Landau; 345-353
Monitoring human birth defects: methods and strategies
Ernest B. Hook; 355-366
A method for monitoring adverse drug reactions
Gary D. Friedman and Morris F. Collen; 367-382
A biochemical approach to mutation monitoring in man
M. C. Clark, D. Goodman and A. C. Wilson; 393-399
X-ray fluorescence—an improved analytical tool for trace element studies
Frederick S. Goulding; 401-431
Averaging time and maxima for air pollution concentrations
Richard E. Barlow; 433-442
Effects of environmental pollutants upon animals other than man
Robert W. Risebrough; 443-463
Implications of environmental strontium 90 accumulation in teeth and bone of children
Harold L. Rosenthal; 465-478
Problems in determining if a commonly used herbicide (2,4,5-t) has an effect on human health
Theodor D. Sterling; 479-494
Ecological and environmental problems in the application of biomathematics
Burton E. Vaughan; 495-510
Possible manifestations of worsening environmental pollution
William R. Gaffey; 511-519
Utility or futility of ordinary mortality sttistics in the study of air pollution effects
Warren Winkelstein; 539-554
Skeletal plan for a comprehensive epidemiologic study of pollution: effects of exposure on growth and development of children
John R. Goldsmith; 555-557
Skeletal plan of a comprehensive statistical health-pollution study
Jerzy Neyman; 561-566
Some skeletal plans for studying health effects of air pollution
Hans K. Ury; 567-569
Summary of panel discussion planning a comprehensive study of effects of pollution on health
E. L. Scott; 571-574
Index, Proceedings of the Sixth Berkeley Symposium on Mathematical Statistics and Probability, Vol. 1-6
Jerzy Neyman; 589-599
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