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Training
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Mercury Use Reduction & Waste Prevention in Medical Facilities.
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), (2003). Provides a interactive environmental education software program (developed jointly by Purdue University and the EPA).
- A Guideline for the Safe Use & Handling of Mercury and Mercury Compounds. Texas A & M University, Office of
Engineering Safety (EH&S) at the Texas Engineering Experiment Station and the Dwight Look College of Engineering, 232 KB
PDF, 15 pages. Discusses control options, individual responsibilities, and cleanup of mercury spills.
Other Resources
- DiCarlo, M., B. Ruck, and S. Marcus. "How Should a Fever Mercury Thermometer be Disposed of?" Pediatrics 109.5(2002): E71-1.
- Kales, S. and R. Goldman. "Mercury Exposure: Current Concepts, Controversies, and a Clinic's Experience." J. Occupational
Environmental Medicine 44.2(2002): 143-154.
- Mason, H., P. Hindell, and N. Williams. "Biological
Monitoring and Exposure to Mercury." Occupational Medicine (Lond.) 51.1(2001): 2-11.
- Hefflin, B., et al. "Mercury Exposure from Exterior Latex Paint." Applied Occupational and Environmental Hygiene 8.10(1993): 866-870.
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Criteria for a Recommended Standard: Occupational Exposure to Inorganic Mercury.
US Department of Health Human Services (DHHS), National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
Publication No. 73-11024, (1973).
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Dental mercury hygiene recommendations. American Dental Association (ADA).
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