The International Institute / National Museum of Natural History / /
IndustryTerm
persistent chemicals / residual organic chemicals / persistent organic chemicals / storage equipment / Organic chemicals / painted metal storage cabinets / residual chlorinated organic chemicals / long-lived organic chemicals / non-chemical pest eradicating measures / safer chemical alternatives / naphthalene applications / organic pesticide applications / metal / least-toxic-to-humans fumigation/pesticide applications / potent chemicals / chemical pesticides / chemical pest control / heavy metal / chemical substances / pesticide chemicals / personal protective equipment / chemicals / /
MedicalCondition
headaches / Systemic poisoning / eye and respiratory tract irritation / eye and skin irritation / hemolytic anemia / Cancer / hemoglobinuria / tumours / /
MedicalTreatment
herbal medicines / /
Organization
US Department of Health and Human Services / U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration / U.S. Environmental Protection Agency / American Industrial Hygiene Association / Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry / PDB OEL / Smithsonian Institution / International Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works / Smithsonian / Society for the Preservation of Natural History Collections / office of Safety / Health and Environmental Management / International Agency for Research / /
Person
K. Makos / M. McCann / D. Ertel / Jr / P. Silence / IRIS OEL / D. Hinkamp / Catharine A. Hawks / L. Goldberg / Kathryn A. Makos / /
Collateral Damage: Unintended consequences of vapor-phase organic pesticides, with emphasis on p-dichlorobenzene and naphthalene Kathryn A. Makos* ([removed]) and Catharine A. Hawks ([removed]), National Museum o