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<p>TABLE OF CONTENTS BIOENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY NEWSLETTER 4-71<br><br>General Section<br>What It's All About ...................... .1<br>By CAPT Earl H. Ninow, MC, USN<br>RF Health Hazards and Monitorinq Meters - Recent Notes .....3<br>By John T. Maccioli<br>Safety Program Requires Complete, Accurate Data ......5<br>Touching All Bases - How to Investigate an Accident .....6<br>By Alvin N. Blum<br>Physical Qualifications - The First Step in Personal Safety ......9<br>By HMCS N. D. Walker, USN<br>Safety Items Concerning Commercial Products - Excerpts from Message Traffic .......10<br>Don't Be Caught Dead Sitting on Your Safety Belt .........12<br>NHTSA Advisory on Sports Car/Motorcycle Helmets......13<br>Keep the "Merry" in "Merry Christmas" .......14<br>Toys and Play Equipment ......... .15<br>Party Safety: The Champagne/Punch Bowl ......17<br>If the Mask Fits - More on the Beard Question .......18<br>Biosafety Notes from Aerospace Medical Association Meeting ....19<br>Safety Precautions for Handling Aerosol Cans ..........21<br>Asbestos Hazards and Their Control ... . ......... .23<br>Drug Exemption Program ......... . ......... .23<br>Miscellaneous Occupational Health Hazards - Recent Naval Experiences / Problems/Solutions ... .......... .24<br>Ultraviolet Light Overexposure (A Plan of the Day Safety Note) ....28<br><br>Surface Section<br>Health Maintenance and Safety ........ .29<br>By HMCS Norman D. Walker, USN<br>Turned On Laundry Machine Hospitalizes P02 ......31<br>By HMCS Norman D. Walker, USN<br>Safety Plate on Printing Press Removed .....32<br>Hazardous Materials and Their Stowage Aboard Ship .......32<br>By LT Phelps Hobart, SC, USN<br>Injury Causes Elimination of Long-Standing Hazard .........31<br>Shipboard Elevator Accident . . . . . . . . . . . 33<br><br>Aviation Section<br>Pilot Experience and Pilot-Caused Carrier Landing Accidents ........... 34<br>By CAPT Earl H. Ninow, MC, USN; LT Nonnan E. Lane, MSC, USN;<br>and Gerald T. Eccles<br>Leaking Inflation Assembly in Mk-1 Flight Deck Life Preserver ....40<br>By PRCM G. C. Klkos, USN<br>Navy Adopts Air Force Shroud Cutter .......... . .. .40<br>Let There Be More Light (Under Aircraft in Maintenance and Assembly Areas) ................41<br>By John T. Maccioli<br>General NATOPS on Beards and Oxygen Masks ..............44<br><br>Shore Section<br>Facts About Home Fires ...........45<br>Camper Deaths from Carbon Monoxide .............49<br>By Peter A. Breysse <br>Disinfecting or Deodorizing? ..................51<br>By LTJG C. W. Baker, MSC, USN<br>Moving Machinery is an Unforgiving Foe ...............52<br>Passenger on Forklift Injured at Shipyard ..............52<br><br>Submarine/Diving Section<br>The Life Change Unit as a Stress Indicator Among Submariners .....53<br>By LT Mark M. Belkin, MC, USNR<br>Short-Sightedness Can Lead to No Sight at All ........56<br>By LT Mark M. Belkin, MC, USN
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<br>Subjects: aviation medicine; aerospace medicine; submarine medicine; safety; asbestos; blindness</div>
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