Proceedings of the 2019 Ramazzini Days: Session V - Work of the Fellows (Oral)
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1. Mortality from silicosis in Brazil: Temporal trends in the period 1980-2017 Eduardo Algranti, Brazil
2.. Radiographic changes in Colombian asbestos factory workers Arthur Frank, USA
3. Severe silicosis outbreak in engineered stone fabrication workers - U.S. perspectives Robert Harrison, USA
4. The first announcement of establishing The Japan Association of Occupational Health Law Fujio Kayama, Japan
5. The triumph of doubt: Dark money and the science of deception David Michaels, USA
6. Potential role of Army Medical Forces in fighting cancer: An untapped resource Pier Giorgio Natali, Italy
7. Sibaté, Colombia: Another asbestos induced public-health crisis Juan Pablo Ramos-Bonilla, Columbia
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