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. 1952 Oct;9(4):303–308. doi: 10.1136/oem.9.4.303

Studies on Cotton Dust in Relation to Byssinosis. Part III: Comparison of Cotton Dust and House Dust by Chemical and Skin Tests

H R Cayton ¹, G Furness ^1,^*, D S Jackson ^1,^†, H B Maitland ¹

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