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American Industrial Hygiene Association. (2)

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New York (State). Division of Industrial Hygiene (3)

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New York State established a program to monitor occupational diseases in 1914 (Chap. 145) when it created a Division of Industrial Hygiene (DIH) in the State Department of Labor (DOL) to aid in the enforcement of labor laws. This Division was almost entirely staffed by technical experts in various fields, and DOL claimed it was the first unit of its kind in the country. Among the new Division's many functions was the investigation of reported cases of occupational disease and the...

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Industrial Hygiene Foundation of America (2)

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Industrial Hygiene Council. (1)

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Wisconsin. Industrial Hygiene Division. (1)

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Wisconsin. Industrial Hygiene Division. (1)

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In June, 1937, an Industrial Hygiene Unit was established by the State Board of Health (WIHV85-A531), operated with funds allocated by the Federal Government under the Social Security Act. By 1940 the unit had been renamed the Industrial Hygiene Division. In 1959 the division was renamed the Division of Occupational Health (WIHV91-A689). In the Wisconsin State Archives' database, this heading is used for all appropriate entries, 1937-1959. The Industrial Hygiene Divis...

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Wisconsin. Industrial Hygiene Division. (1)

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Industrial Hygiene News Report (1)

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Harvard School of Public Health. Committee on Industrial Hygiene. (1)

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Harvard School of Public Health. Division of Industrial Hygiene. (1)

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