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Publications:

» (12/2/08) Statement of Peter Lurie on Institute of Medicine Report on Resident Work Hours (HRG Publication #1852) » (9/29/08) Comments to the Department of Labor Opposing Addition of Additional Steps in Proceedings to Regulate Occupational Hazards (HRG Publication #1844) » (9/7/07) Follow-up letter to the Department of Labor about the artificial butter flavor chemical diacetyl (HRG Publication #1823) » (11/3/06) Letter to JOEM: Lung Cancer Mortality in the German Chromate Industry (HRG Publication #1792) » (9/15/06) Hexavalent Chromium Standard Falls Short: Compliance Magazine Article (HRG Publication #1785) » (2/24/06) Selected science: an industry campaign to undermine an OSHA hexavalent chromium standard (HRG Publication #1761) » (10/25/05) Hexavalent chromium study’s conclusions unjustified (HRG Publication #1755) » (4/21/05) Post-hearing comments on OSHA's proposed hexavalent chromium rule (HRG Publication #1738). » (1/4/05) Comments on OSHA’s Proposed Rule on hexavalent chromium (HRG Publication #1717) » (10/4/04) OSHA’s Proposed Rules for Hexavalent Chromium Exposure Don’t Go Far Enough » (10/14/03) Comments on the Mine Safety and Health Administration's Proposed Rule on Occupational Exposure to Diesel Exhaust (HRG Publication #1679) » (4/3/03) Press Release: Court Orders OSHA to Protect Workers From Hexavalent Chromium, a Dangerous Lung Carcinogen (HRG Publication #1660) » (2/24/03) Comments to OSHA concerning the agency's failure to set adequate standards for occupational exposure to beryllium (HRG Publication #1654) » (11/21/02) Comments on OSHA request for information on occupational exposure to hexavalent chromium (HRG Publication #1649) » (10/31/02) Continuing exposure to hexavalent chromium, a known lung carcinogen: An analysis of OSHA compliance inspections, 1990-2000 (HRG Publication #1648) » (7/5/02) Comments on the U.S. Department of Labor Draft Guidelines for Ensuring and Maximizing the Quality, Objectivity, Utility and Integrity of Information Disseminated by the Department of Labor (HRG Publication #1625) » (3/4/02) Public Citizen, PACE Sue to Protect Workers From Hexavalent Chromium (HRG Publication #1611) » (9/4/01) Petition to OSHA to Lower Exposure to Beryllium, a Metal Directly Linked to a Fatal Lung Disease (HRG Publication #1589) » (9/1/01) "Resident Hours Incorrect" Letter appearing in Internal Medicine News (HRG Publication #1592) » (4/30/01) Petition to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration requesting that limits be placed on hours worked by medical residents (HRG Publication #1570) >> more publications...

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