A Contribution to the Study of Ethnic Mutilations Note: These pdfs were created using a photocopy of this extensive, authoritative, out-of-print, hard-to-get, book on cranial deformation. My apologies for the image quality. Contents Introduction (3.5 MB) Pp. 1-14Chapter I. Artificial Cranial Deformation in Europe (5 MB) Pp. 16-45Chapter II. Later Artificial Cranial Deformation in Europe (4.5 MB) Pp. 46-79Chapter III. Artificial Cranial Deformation in Asia (2.8 MB) Pp. 79-101Chapter IV. Artificial Cranial Deformation in Africa (5.3 MB) Pp. 102-121Chapter V. Artificial Cranial Deformation in Indonesia and New Guinea (1.8 MB) Pp. 122-134Chapter VI. Artificial Cranial Deformation in Melanesia (1.5 MB) Pp. 135-146Chapter…
Contents Preface and Contents (0.25 MB)Introduction (0.34 MB) Pp. 7-9Monaco Agreement (0.95 MB) Pp. 10-25Geneva Agreement (0.43 MB) Pp. 25-31Preliminaries (1.47 MB) Pp. 32-51Anthropometry of the Living (2.77 MB) Pp. 52-88Anthropometry of Skeletal Parts (1.68 MB) Pp. 89-112Visual Observations (0.27 MB) Pp. 113-116Osteometry (2.4 MB) Pp. 117-154Index (0.51 MB) Pp. 155 -163
I am very pleased to report that my application to serve on the Z590.7 ANSI/ASSP committee to develop a national management system standard for Total Worker Health ® (TWH) has been accepted. I had previously served as an alternate for the Healthier Workforce Center, a NIOSH/CDC-funded Total Worker Health Center of Excellence. As I am retiring from the University of Iowa and the Healthier Workforce Center, I will serve on the committee as an individual. I welcome the opportunity to contribute and to learn. From NIOSH's December 2020 TWH in Action! eNewsletter: Total Worker Health ExclusiveAmerican Society of Safety Professionals…
This Special Issue will highlight recent advances in controlling occupational exposures and promoting occupational health and safety. Contributions examining exposures in the work environment using newer methods (e.g., Bayesian model averaging) or instruments (e.g., wearable sensors) as well as studies involving newer conceptualizations of the work environment (e.g., remote work) and workplace hazards (e.g., poor safety culture) are encouraged. Manuscripts presenting novel interventions targeting these exposures or addressing vulnerable populations are also welcome. Submissions may include studies using quantitative, qualitative, or mixed methods with primary or secondary data. All manuscripts will be subject to peer review to ensure quality publications.…
Just returned my proof for the my chapter, "Biological basis of cleft palate and palatal surgery" In: FJM Verstraete, MJ Lommer, B Arzi (eds.), Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery in Dogs and Cats (2nd ed). Saunders: Philadelphia. Expected publication in late 2019 (probably ahead of the Fall Semester).
Diane Rohlman and I are guest editors for "Using Total Worker Health to Advance Worker Health and Safety," a special issue of the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health [IRERPH]. Abstract must be submitted by October 8, 2018. For more information, please visit http://TWHSpecialIssue.com.