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VeteransAdministration

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A Pathfinder oIncludingand Associate

Herbicide

"AGENT ORANGE"

Bibliography of VA Central OfficeLibrary Holdings including Vertical

File Collection

Compiled By

Margaret Brennan

July 1983

Agent Orange was a herbicide, or defoliant, used in Vietnam to kill unwanted

vegetation and to defoliate trees Which otherwise would have provided cover from

which the enemy could attack American personnel. Agent Orange was a reddish-

brown liquid made of two chemicals, 2,4-D and 2,4,5-T. Both chemicals have been

used widely throughout the world since the 1940's by farmers, foresters and

homeowners. Ihe herbicide was called "Agent Orange" because it was shipped to

Vietnam in orange-striped barrels VA Pam 601.

Beginning in 1978 a concern was expressed that the veterans exposed to Agent

Orange when it was used in Vietnam between 1965 and 1971 might be subject to

delayed health effects fron the exposure. These concerns were based on the

fact that one of the chemicals, 2,4,5-T contained minute traces of a toxic

chemical, dioxin (TCDD), which contaminated the herbicide during the manufacturing

process. The contaminated dioxin is of concern because animal studies have shown

it to be toxic to certain species. Like other toxic substances, dioxin has

produced a nunber of serious conditions among laboratory animals VA Pam 601.

The information on the following pages is a comprehensive list of the holdings

in the VA Central Office Library pertaining to 2,4-D, 2,4,5-T, an the particular

dioxin, TCDD, and its possible effects on humans.

Subject Headings under which books on Agent Orange can be located in most card,

book, and online catalogs, include the following:

AGENT ORANGE (highly relevant)DIOXTNS (highly relevant)TETRACHLORODIBENZODIOXrN (highly relevant)HERBICIDES — TOXICOLOGY (relevant)HERBICIDES — ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS (relevant)PESTICIDES ~ TOXICOLOGY (relevant)DEFOLIATION (related)HERBICIDES — VIETNAM — WAR USE (related)

BOOKS;

WA Ashton, Floyd M. Mode of Action of Herbicides. New York: Wiley;240 1973. *Includes Bibliography.A841973

SB Bovey, Rodney W. The Science of 2,4,5-T, and Associated Phenoxy Herbicides.951.4 New York: Wiley; 1980.~""~*Includes Bibliography.B661980

DS Buckingham, William A. Operation Ranch Hand; The Air Force and Herbicides559.8 in Southeast Asia, 1961-1971. Washington, D.C.:Office of Air.C5 Force History, U.S. Air Force, 1982. *Includes Bibliography.B821982

WA Carson, Rachel Louise. Silent Spring. Boston: Houghton Mifflin; 1962.240 *Includes Bibliography.~C3211962

WA Fuller, John Grant. The Poison That Fell From The Sky. New York;465 Berkley Pub. Corp.; 1979, c!977TF966p1979

OP Health Effects jjfHajlogenal Edited by William341 j. Nxchofson and "John A. Moore. New York: New York Academy ofH9 Sciences; 1979. *Includes Bibliography.H4341979

SB Herbicides; Chemistry, Degradation, andMode of Action. Edited by951.4 P.C. Kearney and D.D. Kaufman. — 2nd edition, revised andH538 expanded. New York: M. Dekker, c!975-c!976. *Includes1975-76 Bibliography.

RD Linedecker, Clifford L. Kerry, Agent Orange and an American Family.796.R93 New York: St. Martins Press, 1982. *Includes Bibliography.L561982

WA McEwen, Freeman Lester. The Use and SignificanGe of Pesticides in the465 Environment. New York: "Wileyf 1979. *Includes Bibliography.M412u1979

UB dhl, Micheal. GI Guinea Pigs. New York: Playboy Press; 1980.369 *Includes Bibliography.U351980

WA Whiteside, Thomas. The Pendulum and the Toxic Cloud; The Course of240 Dioxin Contamination.NewHaven:Yale University Press; 1979.W587p *Includes Bibliography.1979

AuPIOVISUALS;

WA Agent Orange; A Search For Answers (Motion Picture). Veterans240 Adnanistration Medical Center, St. Louis, MO. — Washington,Age D.C.: Veterans Administration; 1981. 1 reel, 30 minutes:1981 sd., co.; 16mm.

WA Agent Orange; A Search For Answers (Vidoerecording). Veterans240 Administration Medical Center, St. Louis, MO. — Washington,Age D.C.: Veterans Administration; 1981. 1 cassette, 30 minutes:1981 sd., col.; 3/4 inch.

WA Reports on Agent Ojraneje (Videorecording). Television Broadcasts copied240 by Information "Service, 1978.Rep

BIBLIOGRAPHIES;

VF Bryan, Gordon. Agent Orange; An Introduction for Veterans, Librarians,and Students; 34 annotations with additional sources, addresses,and phone numbers. Terre Haute, Indiana; 1981.

W U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Numerical Listing of EPA Testiirpniesand Exhibts1-40. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency ;T980.

W Veterans Administration. "Agent Orange" A Selected Bibliography.Second edition. California: terans Administration; 1980.

HEARINGAND CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS;

FICHE Agent Orange: Exposure of Vietnam Veterans. Hearing before the81-H501-52 Committee"on Veterans' Affairs, U.S. Senate, Ninety-sixth

Congress, second session, September 25, 1980. — Washington,D.C.: U.S. G.P.O., 1980. Y4.In8/4:96-229.

Agent Orange Update and[Appendix, Agent Orange Activites (part II).Hearing before"the Committee on \feterans1 Affairs, U.S. Senate,

KF26V4 Ninety-sixth Congress, second session, September 10, 1980.1980i Washington, D.C.: U.S. G.P.O., 1980. *Includes Bibliography.

CD C3ilprpdioxins--Origin and Fate, Etcyl H. Blair, editor. Washington:405 American Chemical Society, 1973. (Advances in ChemistryA355 series, 120). A symposium sponsored by the Division of1973 Pesticide Chemistry at the 162nd meeting of the American

Chemical Society, Washington, D.C., Sept. 16-17, 1971.*Includes Bibliography.

SB Controlled-Release Pesticides Symposium,. New Orleans, 1977.951 Sponsored by the Division of Pesticide Chemistry at the 173rdC648 meeting of the American Chemical Society, New Orleans, LA.,1977 March, 21-22, 1977.

W Current Status of Agent Orange Studies; Hearing Before the Sub-* committee on Oversight and Investigations of the Ninety-seventhCongress, first session, May 6, 1981. Serial No. 97-22.

WA Dioxin Tbxicological and Chemical Aspects. Edited by Flaminio671 Cattabeni, Aldo Cavallaro, Giovanni Galli. New York: SPD595 Medical & Scientific Books: distributed by Halsted Press,1976 1978. Papers presented at a workshop organized by the

Institute of Pharmacology and Pharmacognosy, University ofMilan, Italy; Oct. 23, 1976.

10 Disposal and Decontamination of Pesticides; A Symposium.196 Sponsored "by"the Division of Pesticide Chemistry at the 174thP38 meeting of the American Chemical Society, Chicago, Illinois,D57 August 29-September 2, 1977. Washington: ACS, 1978.1978 *Includes Bibliography.

• Ecological Consequences of the Second Indochina War. Stockholm194.5 International" "Peace" Research institute. — Stockholm:E26 Almqvist & Wiksell, 1976. *Includes Bibliography.1976

WA Field Vforker Exposure During Pesticide Application. Proceedings of240 the Fifth international Vforkshop of the Scientific CommitteeF48 on Pesticides of the International Association on1980 Occupational Health, the Hague, the Netherlands, October 9-11,

1979. New York: Elsevier Scientific Pub. Co., 1980.

FICHE Herbicide "Agent Orange". Hearing before the Committee on Vet-79-H761-9 erans1 Affairs, House of Representatives, Ninety-fifth

Congress, second session, October 11, 1978. Y4.V64/3:H41.

WA Human and environmental risks of chlorinated dipxins and related240 compounds!Edited by Richard E. Tucker, Alvin L. Young,H918 and Allan P. Gray. Proceedings of an international symposium1983 on Chlorinated Dioxins and Related Compounds, held October 25-29,

1981 in Arlington, VA. New York: Plenum Press, 1983.*Includes Bibliography.

FICHE Involuntary Exposure to Agent Orange and Other Toxic Spraying.80-H501-95 Hearing before the Committee on Veterans Affairs, House

of Representatives, Ninety-sixth Congress, first session,June 26 - 27, 1979. Y4.In8/4:96-139.

FICHE Issues Concerning Viefanam Veterans. Hearing before the Committee81-H761-49 on Veterans "Affairs, House of Representatives, Ninety-seventh

Congress, first session, July 16, 1981. Y4.V64/3:97-32.

FICHE Legislation to Improve Medical Programs administered by the Veterans'81-H761-35 Administration (H.R. 2157, H.R. 2953, H.R. 2999) Hearing

bef ore the Committee on Veterans Affairs, House of Represen-tatives, Ninety-seventh Congress, First session, April 28,1981. Y4.V64/3:97-21.

Cfl Mechanism of Pesticide Action; A Symposium Sponsored by the545 Division of Pesticide Chemistry at the 167th meeting of theP4 American Chemical Society, Los Angeles, California, AprilM42 2-3, 1974. *Includes Bibliography.1974.

FICHE Oversight Hearing to Receive Testimony on Agent Orange. Hearing81-H761-10 before the Committee on Veterans T Affairs, Ninety-sixth

Congress, second session, July 22, 1980. Y4.V64/3:T28/980-2.

FICHE Oversight .Hearing ...to Receive Jtest.ijpny on Agent Qcarige. Hearing80-H761-9 before"rffie"Committee on Veterans' Affairs, Ninety-sixth

Congress, second session, February 25, 1980. Y4.V64/3.T28

. '*£$. ..,ffig Q3^ ^ J uc^t^on Conference on HerbicideOrange (2nd). Washington, D.C., May 28-30, 1980. Washington,D.C.: Veterans Administration; May 1980. Also availablefrom NTIS PB82-119017.

FICHE Scient i f ic Community Report on Agent Orange. Hearing before the81-H761-12 Conmittee on Veterans' Affairs, Ninety-sixth Congress,

second session, September 16, 1980. Y4.V64/3:Sci2.

FICHE Veterans' Health Care Act of 1981. Hearing before the Committee81-H763-9 on Veterans' Affairs, Ninety-seventh Congress, first

session, May 19, 1981. Yl. 1/8:97-79.

FICHE Veterans' Health Care, Training, and Small Business loan Act81-PL97-72 ~o± '1981. Public Law ""Announcement," Nihety-s'eventii Congress,

first session, November 3, 1981.

FICHE Veterans Health Program Extension .and, Improyement Act of 1979.79-PL96-151 Public Law announcement, Ninety-sixth Congress, first

session, December 20, 1979.

FICHE VA Health Resources and Programs Extensions and Appendix : ;80-S761-4 Agent Orange Activities. Hearing before the Committee

on Veterans HSff airsTtj .S . Senate, Ninety-sixth Congress,first session, April 10, 1979. Y4.V64/4:H34/12.

FICHE Veterans' Programs Extension and Improvement Act of 1981 .82-S761-3 Committee before the Committee on Veterans' Affairs,

U.S. Senate, Ninety-seventh Congress, first session,April 30, 1981. Y4.V64/4-.V64/27.

FICHE Veterans' Programs Extension and Improvement Act of 1981.81-S763-3 HearTngs^efbre't^el^ommittee on Veterans' Affairs, U.S.

Senate, Ninety-seventh Congress, first session, May 15,1981. Yl. 1/5: 97-89.

FICHE Vietnam Veterans' Readjustment, Part I. Hearings before the81-S761-7 Ccmmittee on Veterans' Affairs, U.S. Senate, Ninety-sixth

Congress, second session, January 25-26, 1980. Y4.V64/4:4:V67/ll/pt.l.

FICHE Vietnam Veterans' Readjustment, Part II. Hearings before the81-S761-7 Ccmmittee on Veterans' Affairs, U.S. Senate, Ninety-sixth

Congress, second session, February 21, March 4, May 21, 1980.Y4.V64/4:V67/ll/pt.2.

VF Veterans Administration. Advisory Cormittee on Health-RelatedEffects of Herbicides. Transcript of Proceedings.Washington, D.C.

First Meeting: June 11, 1979Second Meeting: September 24, 1979Third Meeting: December 12, 1979Fourth Meeting: April 23, 1980Fifth Meeting: August 6, 1980Sixth Meeting: November 6, 1980Seventh Meeting: February 4, 1981Eighth Meeting: May 5, 1981Ninth Meeting: August 19, 1981Tenth Meeting: November 19, 1981Eleventh Meeting: February 25, 1981Twelfth Meeting: May 13, 1982Thirteenth Meeting: August 31, 1982Fourteenth Meeting: November 30, 1982Fifteenth Meeting: February 24, 1982

VF Veterans Administration. Annual Report to the Veterans! AdministrationAdvisory Ccmmittee on Healt -Related Effects of Herbicides for;

calendar year 1979calendar year 1982

Note: Annual reports are only required when one or more of the hearingsduring a calendar year are closed to the public. No reportexists for 1980 or 1981.

GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS:

VA 601 Agent Orange; Informa.t.ipn for Veterans Who Served in Vietnam.I'feshingtonr'D.cn 1982. Three pieces (green, blue, brown).

VA 601 Veterans Administration. Agent Orange Review; Information forVeterans who served in Vietnam. Vfeshington, D.C.Volume 1, #T - November 1982Volume 2, #1 - April 1982Volume 2, #2 - June 1983

^ Review of Literature on Herbicid240 and'Associated. Diojans. Washington, D.C.: VeteransR454 Administration,~Deptr~bf Medicine and Surgery, 1981.1981 Volume 1: Analysis of Literature

Volume 2: Annotated Bibliography

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DS United States. General Accounting Office. U.S. Ground Troops in559.8 South Viejbnam wsre in.Areas Sprayed with Herbicide OrangeC5 Vfesnington, D.C.: U.S. General Accounting Office, 1979.U541979

TECHNICAL REPORTS;

VF Akerman, D. and others. At-sea Incineration of Herbicide OrangeOnboard the; M/TVulcans. Prepared for Industrial Environ-mental Research Laboratory, Research Triangle Park, NorthCarolina. Redondo Beach, California, 1978. Also availablefrom NTIS 281-690.

W Batteson, Fred D. Jr., Don D. Harrison, and John D. Morgan.Field Studies of ldli&^<^^'^_':iX3X) Contaminated Soils,1975.

VF Carmelli, Dorit, et al. A Case-control Study of the RelationshipBetwsen Exposure to 2,4-D andSppntanepus Abortions in Humans;ffinal Report. Prepared for the National Forest ProductsAssociation and the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture-Forest Service.August 1981.

W Esposito, M.P., T.O. Tiernan, and Forest E. Dryden. Dipxins.Research reporting series, Environmental Protection Agency.Cincinnati: Industrial Environmental Research Laboratory,Office of Research and Development, U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency, 1980. *Includes Bibliography.

W Fee, D.C., et al. Analytical Methodology for Herbicide Orange.Aerospace Research Labs, Wright-Patterson AFB, OhioSystems Research Labs Inc., Dayton, Ohio. Final ReportDecember 72-December 74; May 1974.Volume 1: Determination of Chemical CompositionVolume 2; Determination of Origin of USAF Stocks

^ The Health Effects of "Agent Orange" and Polychlprinated Dioxin240 C&ntann anTs'; fectinica Rejyrt. Prepared by the CouncilH434 on Scl!elitifTc~Affairsr Advisory Panel on Toxic Substances.1981 Chicago, IL; Dept. of Environmental, Public, and Occupa-

tional Health, American Medical Association, 1981. *IncludesBibliography.

WA Lamb, James C., John A. Moore, and Thomas A. Marks. Evaluation of2: ,j4-dich3Lorophenpxyacetic acid (2,4-D), 2,4,5-trichlorophenoxy-cetic'acid r2",4,5-T), and 2,3,7,S-tetrachlor ibenzo-p-dioxin(TCDD) tojdcity in CSFBL/6 MICE; Reproduction and fertilitytreated male nice and.evaluation of "cogential malformatipnin tfielr "offsjgc in£. Research Triangle Park, NC: NationalToxicology Program: Research Triangle Institute, 1980. (NTP-80-44) *Includes Bibliography.

W Lavergne, Edward A. Study of the Feasibility of Herbicide OrangeOilorinolysis. "Prepared for the Off ice of Research andDevelopment, Envirormental Protection Agency, Painsville,Ohio. Diamond Shamrock Corporation, July 1974. Also avail-able from OTIS PB-286705/9ST.

QZ long-term hazards of polychlorinated dibenzpdipxins and polychlorinated202 dibanzoforans. Joint NIEHS/IARC Wbrking Group Report. Lyon:L857 International Agency for Research on Cancer, 1978. (IARC Internal1978 technical report; 78/001) *Includes Bibliography.

W Mullison, Vfendell R. Public Concerns about the Herbicide 2,4-D.Dow Chemical U.S.A., Agricultural Products rtepartanent,Public Affairs, Michigan: 1981.

SB National Research Council. Regulating Pesticides; A Report..970.4 Prepared by the Committee on Prototype Explicit Analysis forU5 Pesticides, Environmental Studies Board, Commission onN37 National Resources, National Research Council. Washington,1980 D.C.: National Academy of Sciences, 1980. *Includes

Bibliography.

W National Toxicology Program. Technical Report on the carcinogenesisof Bioassay of 2,3,7,8- tetracM1746-01-6) in psbprne-Meaidel rats and B6 C31F, ffa.ce (GayageStudy). Bsthesda, ~MD:U.S. JDept of Health and Human Services,Public Health Service, National Institutes of Health, February1982. (NIH Pub #82-1765; NTP-80-31)

W National Toxicology Program. Technical Report on the carcincgensisof Bioassay of 2,3,7,8-tetracM01-6 PSwfss ebsteF Mice (Dermal StudyT Bethesda, MD: U.S.Dept. of Hea"rth~and Human IServTces,' Public Health Service,National Institutes of Health, February 1982. (NIH Pub #82-1757;NTP-80-32).

W Review of U.S. Air Force Protocol: Efcideraiolpgicaof Health Effects in Air Force Personnel Following E&posureto Ilerbicide; (Grange;. National Research Council, Committeeon Toxicology, Washington, D.C.: May 1980. Also availablefrom NTIS AD-A085 105/5.

W Thomas, T.J., et al. Land Based Environmental Monitoring atJohnston Island-Disppsal of 'Herbicide Orange.BattelleColumbus Labs, Civil and Environmental Engineering Develop-ment Office, Tyndall AFB, September 1978. Also availablefrom NTIS AD-A076 025/6.

CP The Toxicology, j yirprariental Fate, and Human Risk of Herbicide545 Orange" andTits Associated bibxTnT Final Report. Brooks AFB,T6 Texas: USAF. Also available from NTIS. AD-A062 143/3.1978

VP Young, Alvin L. Agent Qrange at the Gcpssroads of Science andSocial Concern. Air Command and Staff College, Maxwell AFB,AL, May 1981. *Includes Bibliography. Also available fromNTIS AD-A102 611/1.

VF Young, Alvin L. Ecological .Studies on a Herbicide-EquipmentTest Area (TA C~52A) . Eglin AFB Iteservation, Florida;Air Force Armament Laboratory, Program 5154-02, January1967-ltovember 1973, 1974.

WA Young, Alvin L. , et al. Fate of 2, 3, 7, S-Tetrachlorodibenzo-y-240 dioxin (TCDD) in the Environment; Summary and Decontamin-F252 atipn RecaiTOendations Prepared of HQ Air Force Logistics1976 Command, Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio, 1976.

W Young, Alvin L., Charles E. Thalken, and William J Cairney.Herbicide Orange Site Treatment and Environmental Monitoring;Summary and Report ccnaTenj3atipns for Naval CgristructipnBattalion Center/ Qjlfport, MS. USAF Occupational andEnvironmental Health laboratory, Brooks AFB, Texas.November 1979.

W Young, Alvin L. , Charles E. Thalken, and William E. Ward. Studiesof the Ecological Impact of Repetitive Aerial Applicationsof HerbTcTdes on jbhe T Ecosystem of Ttest Area C-52A, Eglin AFB,Florida, f9T5. *fncludes Bibliography.

W DeSylva, Donald P. and Harding B. Michel. National .ResearchCouncil. Division of Biological Sciences. Committee on theEffects of Herbicides in Vietnam. The Effects of Herbicidesin South Vietnam. Washington, D.C.l National Academy of Sciences.

Part Af Summary and Conclusions

Part B: Working Papers: Effects of Mangrove Defoliationon the Estuarine Ecology and Fisheries of SouthVietnam.

Part B: Working Papers: The Effects of Herbicides on theMangrove of South Vietnam.

Part B: Working Papers: Estimating the HighlanderPopulation Affected by Herbicides.

Part B: Working Papers: The Ecological Pole of Bamboosin Relation to the Military use of Herbicideson Forests in South Vietnam.

Part B: Working Papers: An Historical Survey of theDevelopment of Herbicides.

Part B: Working Papers: The Ecological Role of theFern ( "Acrostichum Aureum") in Sprayed andUnsprayed Mangrove Forests.

Part B: Working Papers: Molluskes as Indicators of thethe Effects of Herbicides on Mangroves in SouthVietnam.

Part B: Working Papers: Economic Stress and Settlementchanges.

Part B: Working Papers: Uses of Herbicides in Tropicsand Subtropics.

Part B: Working Papers: Epidemiological-EcologicalEffects: Studies on Intact and DeforestedMangrove Ecosystems.

Part B: Working Papers: Effects of Herbicides on Soilsof South Vietnam.

Part B: Working Papers: Persistences and Disappearanceof Herbicides in Tropical Soils.

Part B: Working Papers: Air-Photo Studies of thePung-Sat.

Part B: Working Papers: Perceived Effects of Herbicidesused in the Highlands of South Vietnam.

Part B: Working Papers: The Location of HerbicideMissions and Rickey's Informants in SouthVietnam: An Appraisal.

Part B: Workings Papers: Studies of the Inland Forests ofSouth Vietnam and the Effects of Herbicides UponThose Forests.

Part B: Working Papers: Beliefs, Attitudes, and Behaviorof Lowland Vietnamese.

Part B: Working Papers: Models of Herbicide, Mangroves,and War in Vietnam.

Part B: Workings Papers: Air-Photo Inventory of theRung-Sat.

ADDITIONAL SOURCES OF INFORMATION:

Advisory Committee on Health Related Effects of HerbicidesVeterans Administration Central Office810 Vermont Avenue, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20420Telephone: (202) 389-2214

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Agricultural Products DepartmentDew Chemical Company9001 BuildingMidland, Michigan 48640Telephone: (517) 636-4826

Division of Enivronmental SciencesSchool Of Public HealthColumbia University60 Haven Avenue, BINew York, New York 10032Telephone: (212) 694-3464

National Toxicology ProgramNational Institute of Environmental Health SciencesP.O. Box 12233Research Triangle Park, North Carolina 27709Telephone: (919) 541-3267

National Veterans' Task Force on Agent OrangeP.O. Box 3324Country Fair StationChampaign, Illinois 61820Telephone: (217) 384-6544

Toxics ClearinghouseEnvironmental Action Foundation724 Dupont Circle Building, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20036Telephone: (202) 659-9682

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JOURNAL ARTICLES;

Ahmed, Parid E., Ronald W. Hart, and Neil J. Lewis. "Pesticides induced DNAdamage and its repair in cultured human cells". Mutation Research, 1977;42(2): 161-74.

"Air Force backed as proper Agent Orange Study Agency". U.S. Medicine,15 August 1980.

"Air Force will study men who sprayed Agent Orange". Journal of the AmericanMedical Association, 11 January 1980; 243(2): 102-3

Albro, P.W., et al. "Newer methods in the analysis of polychlorinated biphenyls(PCB's). (Abstract). Environmental Health Perspectives, October 1977;246.

Ali, S. Maqsood and Mukhtar Ahmad Kunjaki. "Special conmunication: Aflatoxinthe deadly poision". Journal of the Pakiston Medical Association,September 1978; 28(9):135-7.

Allen, J.R. and J.P. Van Miller. "Health Implications of 2,3,7,8-tetrachloro-dibenzo-p-dioxin exposure in primates". Environmental Science Research,1978; 12: 371-79.

Allen, J.R., et al. "Morphological changes in monkeys consuming a dietcontaining low levels of 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin". Food andCosmetics Toxicology, 1977; 15: 401-10.

Allen, J.R. et al. "Reproductive effects of halogenated aercmatic hydrocarbonson nonhuman primates". Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences,31 May 1979; 320: 419-25.

Axelson, Olav, et al. "Herbicide exposure and tumor mortality: an updatedepidemiological investigation on Swedish railroad workers". Departmentof Occupational Medicine, University Hospital; Linkoping, Sweden.

Axelson, Olav and Lennart Sundell. "Herbicide exposure, mortality and tumorincidence. An epidemiological investigation on Swedish railroad workers".Scandinavian Journal of Wbrk, Environment and jffealth, 1974; 11(1): 21-8.

Babbitt, B., et al. "Effects of 2,4,5-T on human chromosomes". Genetics,1972; 71(3 part 2).

B'age, Gertrud, Eva Cekanova, and K.S. Larsson. "Teratogenic and embroyotoxiceffects of the herbicide Di-and Trichlorophenoxyacetic acids (2,4-D and2,4,5-T)". Acta Pharmacologica et Toxicologica, 1973; 32(6): 408-16.

Bahn, Anita K., et al. "Melanoma after exposure to PCB's". (Letter to theeditor). , New England Journal of Medicine, 19 August 1976; 450.

Barr, Mason Jr. "Summary of the workshop on perinatal and postnatal, defectsand neurologic abnormalities from chemical exposures". Annals of theNew York Academy of Sciences, 31 May 1979; 320: 458-72.

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Bauer, H., K.H. Schultz, and V. Speigelberg. "Occupational poisoning in theproduction of chlorophenol compounds". Archly fur fewerbepathplogie undQewerbehygiene, 1962; 18: 538~55.

Baughraan, Robert and Mathew Meselson. "An analytical method for detecting TCDD(Dioxin): Levels of TCDD in samples from Vietnam". Environmental HealthPerspectives 1973; 5: 27-35.

Beale, Mary G., et al. "Long term effects of dioxin exposure". Lancet,2 April 1977; 1(8014): 748.

Beatty, Patrick W., W.K. Vaughn, and R.A. Neil. "Effect of alteration of rathepatic mixed-function oxidase (MFO) activity on the toxicity of 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin (TCDD)". Toxicology and Applied Pharmacolpgy,1978; 45: 513-19.

Beatty, Patrick W., et al. "Effects of 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin(TCDD) on mammalian cells in tissue cultures". Toxicology and AppliedPharmacology, 1975; 31(2): 309-12.

Beatty, Patrick W. "Studies of metabolism and possible mechanisms of toxicityof 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin (TCDD) on mammalian cells intissue cultures." Toxicology and Applied Pharmacology, 1975; 31(2):309-12.

Beatty, Patrick W. "Studies of metabolism and possible mechanisms of toxicityof 2,3,7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin (TCDD)." Dissertation AbstractsInternational, Section B; Physical Sciences and Technology, 1978; 38i(8);3665.

Beck, Joan. "Emotional struggle on Agent Orange." Akron Beacon Journal,24 March 1980.

Becroft, D.M.O. and M.N. Bates. "The safety of the herbicide 2,4,5-T."(Letter to the editor). New Zealand Medical Journal, 13 July 1977; 35-6.

Benedetto, Anthony V. and James S. Taylor. "Porphyria cutanea tarda" Cutis,April 1978; 21(4): 483-88.

Berkley, Mary C. "Neuropathy following exposure to a dimethylamine salt of2,4-D." Archives of Internal Msdicine, 1963; 111: 351-2.

Bernstein, Joan Z. "Interagency work group to study possible long-term healtheffects of phenoxy herbicides and contaminants; meeting." Federal Register,29 August 1980; 45(170): 57782-3.

Berry, David L., et al. "Studies with chlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins, poly-brominated bephenyls and polychlorinated biphenyls in a two-stage systemof mouse skin tumorigenisis: potent anticarcinogenic effects." Annalsof the New York Academy of Sciences, 1970; 320: 405-14.

Berwick, Philip. "2,4-Dichlorophencxyacetic Acid poisoning in man: someinteresting clinical and laboratory findings." Journal of the AmericanMedical Association, 9 November 1970; 214(6): 1114-7.

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Beyer, Karl-Heing. "TCDD das aktuelle gift." Deutsche Apotheker-Zeitung,1976; 116(37): 1345-7.

Black, Martin M. "Selection of Dermatology: Eosinqphilie spongiosis with poly-cythamia rubia vera." Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine/February 1977; 70: 139-40.

Bleiberg, J., et al. "Industrially acquired porphyria." Archives of Derma-tology,, June 1964; 89: 793-97.

Boeri, R., et al. "Preliminary results of a neurological investigation of thepopulation exposed to TCDD in the Seveso Region." Rev. Pat. Nerv. Ment.,1978; 99: 111-28. .

Boffey, Philip M. "Herbicides in Vietnam: AAAS study finds widespreaddevastation." Science, 1971; 171: 43-7.

Bogen, Colbert. "Agent Orange and skin rash - A different experience." (Letterto the editor). Journal of the American Medical Association, 11 April1980; 243(14): 1422-3;

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