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<p>NAVMED P-5112<br><br>The fulfillment of the Medical Department's mission to safeguard the health of military and civilian personnel of the Navy and Marine Corps requires close surveillance of the occupational environment.<br><br>'The rapid advancements in military/industrial technology result in a continuing flow of new products and processes into the work environment. Many of these products are potentially hazardous to health unless used under carefully monitored and controlled conditions.<br><br>This series of bulletins is provided to assist Medical Department personnel in recognizing industrial chemicals or processes hazardous to health and in evaluating the conditions under which they are being used.<br><br>C. L. Waite<br>RADM, MC, USN<br>Assistant Chief for Operational Medical Support<br></p>
<br>Subjects: occupational health; industrial medicine</div>
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U.S. Navy. Bureau of Medicine and Surgery</div>
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