Acknowledgment
p. 130
Editorial
p. 131
Contaminated aircraft cabin air
S. Michaelis pp. 132–145
Abstract
Exposure of offshore workers to organophosphate-containing engine oil used on aeroderivative gas turbines
H. Erikstein p. 146
Abstract
A critique of recent air sampling data collected on aircraft: how much exposure to neurotoxic fumes is acceptable?
J. Murawski and S. Michaelis pp. 147-151
Abstract
The scientific adequacy of the present state of knowledge concerning neurotoxins in aircraft cabin air
J.J. Ramsden pp. 152–164
Abstract
Exposure to triaryl phosphates: metabolism and biomarkers of exposure
C.E. Furlong pp. 165–171
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TCP (tricresyl phosphate): pilot, aircrew and passenger safety and secondary myalgic encephalomyelitis
B.M. Hyde pp. 172–179
Abstract
Cognitive function following reported exposure to contaminated air on commercial aircraft: methodological considerations for future researchers
S. Mackenzie Ross, V. Harrison, L. Madeley, K. Davis, K. Abraham-Smith, T. Hughes and O. Mason pp. 180–191
Abstract
Safety delayed is safety denied
D. Zaharik p. 192
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Administration of a safety system: further lessons from Mt Erebus?
C. Standing pp. 193–200
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The international crew health survey
D. Passon pp. 201–207
Abstract
Economic consequences of ignorance about aerotoxic syndrome
P. Parsons p. 208
Abstract
Workshop summary and conclusions: human sacrifice–road speed–responsibility–economics
M. Hooper pp. 209–215
Abstract
A conference most revealing: aircraft cabin air quality
G.C. Holt pp. 216–220
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