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Philip E. Enterline

University of Pittsburgh

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ENTERLINE, P. E., Enterline, Philip E., P E ENTERLINE, P E Enterline, P ENTERLINE, P Enterline, P. E. Enterline, P. Enterline, PHILIP E. ENTERLINE, Philip E. Enterline

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University of PittsburghUnited States Public Health ServiceDepartment of HealthMcGill University
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Philip E. Enterline is an author at University of Pittsburgh specializing in public health, medicine, and epidemiology.

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A Short-Term Community Study of the Epidemiology of Coronary Heart Disease

William J. Zukel, Robert Hall Lewis, Philip E. Enterline,

American Journal of Public Health and the Nations Health

1959

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Cancers related to exposure to arsenic at a copper smelter.

Philip E. Enterline, Richard O. Day, Gary M. Marsh

Occupational and Environmental Medicine

1995

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EXPOSURE TO ARSENIC AND RESPIRATORY CANCER A REANALYSIS

Philip E. Enterline, Vivian Henderson, Gary M. Marsh

American Journal of Epidemiology

1987

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Some social and cultural factors associated with the occurrence of coronary heart disease

S. Leonard Syme, Merton M. Hyman, Philip E. Enterline

Journal of Chronic Diseases

1964

145

Asbestos and cancer: a cohort followed up to death.

Philip E. Enterline, Jessica N. Hartley, Vivian Henderson

Occupational and Environmental Medicine

1987

137

CANCER AMONG WORKERS EXPOSED TO ARSENIC AND OTHER SUBSTANCES IN A COPPER SMELTER1

Philip E. Enterline, Gary M. Marsh

American Journal of Epidemiology

1982

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Cardiovascular Diseases in the United States

Philip E. Enterline, Carol Redmond, Iwao M. Moriyama,

The Milbank Memorial Fund Quarterly

1972

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Mortality among a Cohort of US Man- Made Mineral Fiber Workers: 1985 Follow- Up

Gary M. Marsh, Philip E. Enterline, Roslyn A. Stone,

Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine

1990

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Respiratory Disease Among Workers Exposed to Man-made Mineral Fibers <sup>1–</sup> <sup>3</sup>

Philip E. Enterline, Gary M. Marsh, Nurtan A. Esmen

American Review of Respiratory Disease

1983

102

Mortality experience in relation to a measured arsenic trioxide exposure

Sherman S. Pinto, Philip E. Enterline, Vivian Henderson,

Environmental Health Perspectives

1977

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