A. Oleinick

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Claim Rates of Compensable Back Injuries by Age, Gender, Occupation, and Industry: Do They Relate to Return‐to‐Work Experience?

J. Gluck, A. Oleinick, A Oleinick, 1998, Spine.

Survival among leprosy patients with special consideration of cancer as a cause of death.

A. Oleinick, 1968, International journal of leprosy and other mycobacterial diseases : official organ of the International Leprosy Association.

The association of the original OSHA chemical hazard communication standard with reductions in acute work injuries/illnesses in private industry and the industrial releases of chemical carcinogens.

A. Oleinick, 2014, American journal of industrial medicine.

Urban or rural residence and histologic type distribution in 21,000 childhood leukemia deaths in the United States, 1950-59.

A. Oleinick, C. R. Stark, 1966, Journal of the National Cancer Institute.

Family studies in systemic lupus erythematosus. I. Prenatal factors.

A. Oleinick, 1969, Arthritis and rheumatism.

Leukemia or lymphoma occurring subsequent to an autoimmune disease.

A. Oleinick, 1967, Blood.

A dynamic model of prevalence for an epidemiologic study of a chronic disease within a health maintenance organization.

A. Oleinick, J. Mullooly, 1975, Journal of chronic diseases.

The law and incomplete database information as confounders in epidemiologic research on occupational injuries and illnesses.

A. Oleinick, B. Zaidman, 2009, American journal of industrial medicine.

Does comprehensive care make a difference? Pediatric utilization in the Kaiser Health Plan of Oregon.

A. Oleinick, 1971, American journal of diseases of children.

Current methods of estimating severity for occupational injuries and illnesses: data from the 1986 Michigan Comprehensive Compensable Injury and Illness Database.

M A Schork, V M Hawthorne, K. Guire, 1993, American journal of industrial medicine.

Clinical and physiological observations during an epidemic outbreak of non-vibrio cholera-like disease in Calcutta.

C. Carpenter, R. Sack, A. Oleinick, 1965, Bulletin of the World Health Organization.

Altered immunity and cancer risk: a review of the problem and analysis of the cancer mortality experience of leprosy patients.

A. Oleinick, 1969, Journal of the National Cancer Institute.

Family studies in systemic lupus erythematosus—II

N. Mantel, A. Oleinick, 1970 .

Congenital marrow dysfunction in Down's syndrome.

A. Oleinick, M. Weinberger, 1970, The Journal of pediatrics.

Risk management for hazardous chemicals. Adverse health consequences of their use and the limitations of traditional control standards.

A. Oleinick, W. J. Fodor, M. M. Susselman, 1988, The Journal of legal medicine.

Institutional Mechanisms for Converting Sporadic Agency Decisions into Systematic Risk Management Strategies

Karen East, A. Oleinick, L. Disney, 1986 .

Classical and El Tor cholera: a clinical comparison.

C. Carpenter, R. Sack, A. Oleinick, 1966, British medical journal.

Letter to the editorEditorial correspondence

A. Oleinick, 1975 .

Establishment size and risk of occupational injury.

K. Guire, J. Gluck, A. Oleinick, 1995, American journal of industrial medicine.

Factors affecting first return to work following a compensable occupational back injury.

K. Guire, J. Gluck, A. Oleinick, 1996, American journal of industrial medicine.

Critique of Neumark's estimate of costs of occupational injury and illness.

J. Gluck, A. Oleinick, 1992, Journal of occupational medicine. : official publication of the Industrial Medical Association.

Family studies in systemic lupus erythematosus. II. ortality among siblings and offspring of index cases with a statistical appendix concerning life table analysis.

N. Mantel, A. Oleinick, 1970, Journal of chronic diseases.

Methodologic issues in the use of workers' compensation databases for the study of work injuries with days away from work. I. Sensitivity of case ascertainment.

A. Oleinick, B. Zaidman, 2004, American journal of industrial medicine.

The association of the original OSHA chemical hazard communication standard with reductions in acute work injuries/illnesses in private industry and the industrial releases of chemical carcinogens.

A. Oleinick, 2014, American journal of industrial medicine.

Risk management for hazardous chemicals. OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard and EPA's Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Regulations.

A. Oleinick, W. J. Fodor, M. M. Susselman, 1988, The Journal of legal medicine.