J. Weinkam

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T. Sterling, J. Weinkam, J. Weinkam, 1990, Journal of clinical epidemiology.

The Healthy Worker Effect: The Need to Reevaluate a Broad Spectrum of Occupational Risks

T. Sterling, J. Weinkam, 1990 .

Reanalysis of lung cancer mortality in a National Cancer Institute study on mortality among industrial workers exposed to formaldehyde.

T. Sterling, J. Weinkam, 1988, Journal of occupational medicine. : official publication of the Industrial Medical Association.

Changes in smoking characteristics by type of employment from 1970 to 1979/80.

T. Sterling, J. Weinkam, 1987, American journal of industrial medicine.

Analysis of the relationship between smokeless tobacco and cancer based on data from the National Mortality Followback Survey.

T. Sterling, W. Rosenbaum, J. Weinkam, 1992, Journal of clinical epidemiology.

Tobacco-associated deaths

T. Sterling, D. Hoel, J. Weinkam, 1992, The Lancet.

T. Sterling, J. Weinkam, Theodor D. Sterling, 1990, Journal of Clinical Epidemiology.

The confounding of occupation and smoking and its consequences.

T. Sterling, J. Weinkam, Theodor D. Sterling, 1990, Social science & medicine.

Use of multiple surveys to estimate mortality among never, current, and former smokers: changes over a 20-year interval.

T. Sterling, W. Rosenbaum, J. Weinkam, 1998, American journal of public health.

Never smoker lung cancer risks from exposure to particulate tobacco smoke

T. Sterling, A. Arundel, J. Weinkam, 1987 .

Smoking patterns by occupation, industry, sex, and race.

T. Sterling, J. Weinkam, 1978, Archives of environmental health.

Comparison of smoking-related risk factors among black and white males.

T. Sterling, J. Weinkam, 1989, American journal of industrial medicine.

Income, race, and mortality.

T. Sterling, J. Weinkam, W. Rosenbaum, 1993, Journal of the National Medical Association.

Risk attribution and tobacco-related deaths.

T. Sterling, W. Rosenbaum, J. Weinkam, 1993, American journal of epidemiology.

Extent, persistence, and constancy of the healthy worker or healthy person effect by all and selected causes of death.

T. Sterling, J. Weinkam, 1986, Journal of occupational medicine. : official publication of the Industrial Medical Association.

Smoking and hospital utilization.

T. Sterling, J. Weinkam, W. Rosenbaum, 1987, Social science & medicine.

Bias in the Attribution of Lung Cancer as Cause of Death and Its Possible Consequences for Calculating Smoking-Related Risks

T. Sterling, W. Rosenbaum, J. Weinkam, 1992, Epidemiology.

Linear extrapolation models of lung cancer risk associated with exposure to environmental tobacco smoke.

T. Sterling, W. Rosenbaum, J. Weinkam, 1998, Regulatory toxicology and pharmacology : RTP.

Recovering true risks when multilevel exposure and covariables are both misclassified.

T. Sterling, J. Weinkam, W. Rosenbaum, 1999, American journal of epidemiology.

Publication decisions revisited: the effect of the outcome of statistical tests on the decision to p

Theodor D. Sterling, James J. Weinkam, Wilfred L. Rosenbaum, 1995 .

Comments on the Health Effects Institute-Asbestos Research (HEI-AR) report: "Asbestos in public and commercial buildings," with emphasis on risk assessment methods used.

T. Sterling, C. Collett, J. Weinkam, 1993, American journal of industrial medicine.

Re: Asbestos exposures in public and commercial buildings

W. Rosenbaum, J. Weinkam, T. P. Sterling, 1995 .

A practical approach to estimating the true effect of exposure despite imprecise exposure classification

T. Sterling, W. Rosenbaum, J. Weinkam, 1991 .

An alternative explanation for the apparent elevated relative mortality and morbidity risks associated with exposure to environmental tobacco smoke.

T. Sterling, D. Sterling, J. Weinkam, 1996, Journal of clinical epidemiology.

Smoking characteristics by type of employment.

T. Sterling, J. Weinkam, Theodor D. Sterling, 1976, Journal of occupational medicine. : official publication of the Industrial Medical Association.

Automation of radiation treatment planning. III. A simplified system of digitising isodoses and direct print-out of dose distribution.

T D STERLING, H PERRY, J J WEINKAM, 1963, The British journal of radiology.

Automation of radiation treatment planning. II. Calculation of non-convergent field dose distributions.

T. Sterling, H. Perry, J. Weinkam, 1963, The British journal of radiology.

Comments on the Blair and Stewart comments on the Sterling and Weinkam analysis of data from the National Cancer Institute Formaldehyde Study.

T. Sterling, J. Weinkam, 1995, American journal of industrial medicine.

Mortality from respiratory cancers (including lung cancer) among workers employed in formaldehyde industries.

T. Sterling, J. Weinkam, 1994, American journal of industrial medicine.

Reanalysis of Lung Cancer Mortality in a National Cancer Institute Study of "Mortality among Industrial Workers Exposed to Formaldehyde": Additional Discussion

T. Sterling, J. Weinkam, 1989 .

Lung Cancer Mortality Among Workers in Formaldehyde Industries

T. Sterling, J. Weinkam, 1996 .

Computation of relative risk based on simultaneous surveys: an alternative to cohort and case-control studies.

T. Sterling, W. Rosenbaum, J. Weinkam, 1992, American journal of epidemiology.

Re: "Concentration of indoor particulate matter as a determinant of respiratory health in children".

T. Sterling, J. Weinkam, W. Rosenbaum, 1995, American journal of epidemiology.

A versatile system for three-dimensional radiation dose computation and display, RTP.

T Sterling, J Weinkam, T. Sterling, 1972, Computer programs in biomedicine.

The 'healthy worker effect' on morbidity rates.

T. Sterling, J. Weinkam, Theodor D. Sterling, 1985, Journal of occupational medicine. : official publication of the Industrial Medical Association.

Sharing scientific data

Theodor D. Sterling, James J. Weinkam, T. Sterling, 1990, CACM.

Dynamic display of radiotherapy plans using computer-produced films.

J J Weinkam, T D Sterling, T. Sterling, 1973, Radiology.

A graphical approach to the interpretation of age-period-cohort data.

T. Sterling, J. Weinkam, 1991, Epidemiology.

Extending the general field equation to fit the dose distributions of a variety of therapy units.

T. Sterling, J. Weinkam, R. Kolde, 1973, The British journal of radiology.

RTPFIT: a program to fit the extended general field equation to therapy unit data.

J J Weinkam, R A Kolde, J. Weinkam, 1973, Computer programs in biomedicine.

Automation of radiation treatment planning. VI. A general field equation to calculate percent depth dose in the irradiated volume of a cobalt 60 beam.

T. Sterling, H. Perry, J. Weinkam, 1967, The British journal of radiology.

Automation of radiation treatment planning. V. Calculation and visualisation of the total treatment volume.

J J Weinkam, T D Sterling, T. Sterling, 1965, The British journal of radiology.

Automatic variation of field size and dose rate in rotation therapy.

J J Weinkam, J Mantel, H Perry, 1977, International journal of radiation oncology, biology, physics.

A critical examination of OSHA's assessment of risk associated with workplace exposure to environmental tobacco smoke.

T. Sterling, J. Weinkam, W. Rosenbaum, 1996, Regulatory toxicology and pharmacology : RTP.

Building Performance Database

E. M. Sterling, Theodor D. Sterling, E. M. Sterling, 1986 .