Epidemiology of allergic occupational lung disease. by Venables, K

A necessary disposition by Venables, K

Public health interests override others. by Venables, K

Harry Walker, 1918-1959: an illustration of the Mid-Twentieth Century history of anaesthesia. Middlesbrough, Edinburgh, Burma by Venables, K

Preventing occupational asthma. by Venables, K

Epidemiology by Venables, K

Immunologic and functional consequences of chemical (tetrachlorophthalic anhydride)-induced asthma after four years of avoidance of exposure by Venables, K

Education, research and occupational medicine. by Venables, K

A strange madeleine by Venables, K

Two cultures, again by Venables, K

Research in occupational health: Education, research and occupational medicine by Venables, K

Consequences of occupational asthma by Venables, K

Low molecular weight chemicals, hypersensitivity, and direct toxicity: the acid anhydrides. by Venables, K

Research in occupational health: Education, research and occupational medicine by Venables, K

Why I became an occupational physician ... by Venables, K

Allergy: Screening and occupational asthma by Venables, K

Epidemiology and the prevention of occupational asthma. by Venables, K

Prevention of occupational asthma. by Venables, K

Occupational health provision in UK universities. by Venables, K, Allender, S

What determines the size of occupational health services in UK universities? by Venables, K, Allender, S