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References: Aircraft Cabin Air Quality (A - O)

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Abou-Donia, M. B. (2003).  Organophosphorus ester-induced chronic neurotoxicityArchives of Environmental Health,  Vol. 58, pp. 484-497.

Arjomandi, M., Haight, T., Redberg, R., & Gold, W. (2009).  Pulmonary function abnormalities in never-smoking flight attendants exposed to secondhand tobacco smoke in the aircraft cabinJournal of Occupational & Environmental Medicine,  Vol. 51, pp. 639-646.

Backman, H., & Haghighat, F. (2000).  Air quality and ocular discomfort aboard commercial aircraftOptometry,  Vol. 71, pp. 653-656.

Balbach, E., Barbeau, E., Manteufel, V., & Pan, J. (2005).  Political coalitions for mutual advantage: The case of the Tobacco Institute's labor management committeeAmerican Journal of Public Health,  May 2005;  10.2105/AJPH.2004.052126.

Brown, T., Shuker, L., Rushton, L., Warren, F., & Stevens, J. (2001).  The possible effects on health, comfort and safety of aircraft cabin environmentsJournal of the Royal Society of Health,  Vol.121, pp. 177-184.

Brundrett, G. (2001).  Comfort and health in commercial aircraftJournal of the Royal Society of Health,  Vol. 121, pp. 29-37.

Buja, A., Lange, J., Perissinotto, E., Rausa, G., Grigoletto, F., Canova, C., & Mastrangelo, G. (2005).  Cancer incidence among male military and civil pilots and flight attendants: An analysis on published dataToxicology & Industrial Health, Vol. 21, pp. 273-282.

Ebbert, J., Crighan, I., Schroeder, D., Murawski, J., & Hurt, R. (2007).  Association between respiratory tract diseases and secondhand smoke exposure among never smoking flight attendants: a cross-sectional surveyEnvironmental Health,  Vol. 6, p. 28.

Eng, W. (1979).  Survey on eye comfort in aircraft: I. Flight attendantsAviation, Space & Environmental Medicine,  Vol. 50, pp. 401-404.

Ginestet, A., Pugnet, D., Rowley, J., Bull, K., & Yeomans, H. (2005).  Development of a new photocatalytic oxidation air filter for aircraft cabinIndoor Air,  Vol. 15, pp. 326-334.

Gratz, N., Steffen, R., & Cocksedge, W. (2000).  Why aircraft disinsection?  Bulletin of the World Health Organization,  Vol. 78, pp. 995-1004.

Hines, C., Waters, M., Larsson, L., Petersen, M., Saraf, A., & Milton, D. (2003).  Characterization of endotoxin and 3-hydroxy fatty acid levels in air and settled dust from commercial aircraft cabins  Indoor Air,  Vol. 13, pp. 166-173.

Hocking, M. (1998).  Indoor air quality: Recommendations relevant to aircraft passenger cabinsAmerican Industrial Hygiene Assn. Journal,  Vol. 59, pp. 446-454.

Hocking, M. (2002).  Trends in cabin air quality of commercial aircraft: Industry and passenger perspectivesReviews on Environmental Health,  Vol. 17, pp. 1-49.

Hocking, M., & Foster, H. (2004).  Common cold transmission in commercial aircraft: Industry and passenger implicationsJournal of Environmental Health Research,  Vol. 3, pp. 7-12.

Holm, A., & Davis, R. (2004).  Clearing the airways: Advocacy and regulation for smoke-free airlinesTobacco Control,  Vol. 13, pp. i30

Jamal, G. A., Hansen, S., & Julu, P. O. O. (2002).  Low level exposures to organophosphorus esters may cause neurotoxicityToxicology,  Vol. 181-182, pp. 23-33.

Kilburn, K. (2004).  Effects of onboard insecticide use on airline flight attendantsArchives of Environmental Health,  Vol. 59, pp. 284-291.

Lindgren, T., Andersson, K., Dammstrom, B., & Norback, D. (2002).  Ocular, nasal, dermal and general symptoms among commercial airline crewsInternational Archives of Occupational & Environmental Health,  Vol. 75, pp. 475-483.

Lindgren, T., & Norback, D. (2002).  Cabin air quality: Indoor pollutants and climate during intercontinental flights with and without tobacco smokingIndoor Air,  Vol. 12, pp. 263-272.

Lindgren, T., & Norback, D. (2005).  Health and perception of cabin air quality among Swedish commercial airline crewIndoor Air,  Vol. 15, Suppl. 10, pp. 65-72

Lindgren, T., Norback, D., Andersson, K., & Dammstrom, B. (2000).  Cabin environment and perception of cabin air quality among commercial aircrewAviation, Space & Environmental Medicine,  Vol. 71, pp. 774-782.

Lindgren, T., Willers, S., Skarping, G., & Norback, D. (1999).  Urinary cotinine concentration in flight attendants, in relation to exposure to environmental tobacco smoke during intercontinental flightsInternational Archives of Environmental Health,  Vol. 72, pp. 475-479.

Muhm, J., Rock, P., McMullin, D., Jones, S., Lu, I., Eilers, K., Space, D., & McMullen, A. (2007).  Effect of aircraft-cabin altitude on passenger discomfortNew England Journal of Medicine, Vol. 357, pp. 18-27.

Nagda, N., & Hodgson, M. 2001.  Low relative humidity and aircraft cabin air qualityIndoor Air,  Vol. 11, pp. 200-214.

Nagda, N., & Koontz, M.(2003).  Review of studies on flight attendant health and comfort in airliner cabinsAviation, Space & Environmental Medicine,  Vol. 74, pp. 101-109.

Neilsen, K., & Glantz, S. (2003).  A tobacco industry study of airline cabin air quality: Dropping inconvenient findingsTobacco Control,  Vol. 13, pp. i20-i29.

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References: Aircraft Cabin Air Quality (P - Z)

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Pan, J., Barbeau, E., Levenstein, C., & Balbach, E. (2005).  Smoke-free airlines and the role of organized labor: A case studyAmerican Journal of Public Health,  Vol. 95, pp. 398-404.

Patterson, R., & Rayman, R. (1996).  Aerospace air pollutionOtolaryngology -- Head & Neck Surgery,  Vol. 114, pp. 277-280.

Rayman, R. (1997).  Passenger safety, health and comfort: a reviewAviation, Space & Environmental Medicine,  Vol. 68, pp. 432-440.

Rayman, R. (2002).  Cabin air quality: An overviewAviation, Space & Environmental Medicine,  Vol. 73, pp. 211-215.

Rayman, R. (2006).  Aircraft disinsectionAviation, Space & Environmental Medicine,  Vol. 77, pp. 733-736.

Ren, X., Hsu, P., Dulbecco, F., Fleischmann, K., Gold, W., Redburg, R., & Schiller, N. (2008).  Remote second-hand tobacco exposure in flight attendants is associated with systemic but not pulmonary hypertensionCardiology Journal,  Vol. 15, pp. 338-343.

Repace, J. (2004).  Flying the smoky skies: secondhand smoke exposure of flight attendantsTobacco Control,  Vol. 13, pp. i8-i19.

Ryan, P. (1991).  Smoking and commercial airline flights in EuropeEuropean Journal of Cancer,  Vol. 27, pp. 1348-1350.

Rydock, J. (2004).  Tracer study of proximity and recirculation effects on exposure risk in an airliner cabinAviation, Space & Environmental Medicine,  Vol. 75, pp. 168-171.

Samet, J. (2004).  Adverse effects of smoke exposure on the upper airwayTobacco Control,  Vol. 13, Suppl. 1, pp. 157-160.

Spengler, J., Ludwig, S., & Weker, R. (2004).  Ozone exposures during trans-continental and trans-Pacific flightsIndoor Air,  Vol. 14, Suppl 7, pp. 67-73.

Sullivan, B. N. (2009, April 27).  Airline travel and the spread of flu: Implications for the swine flu outbreakAircrew Buzz, Available from http://aircrewbuzz.com/2009/04/airline-travel-and-spread-of-flu.html

Sullivan, B. N. (2009, April 29).  How flu is transmitted aboard passenger airliners (Not the way you may think!)Aircrew Buzz, Available from http://aircrewbuzz.com/2009/04/how-flu-is-transmitted-aboard-passenger.html

Sutton, P., Vergara, X., Beckman, J., Nicas, M., & Das, R. (2007).  Pesticide illness among flight attendants due to aircraft disinsection.  American Journal of Industrial Medicine,  Vol. 50, pp. 345-356.

Tashkin, D., Coulson, A., Simmons, M., & Spivey, G. (1983).  Respiratory symptoms of flight attendants during high-altitude flight: Possible relation to cabin ozone exposureInternational Archives of Occupational & Environmental Health,  Vol. 52, pp. 117-137.

Thibeault, C. (2002).  Airliner cabin air qualityOccupational Medicine,  Vol. 17, pp. 279-292.

Weislander, G., Lindgren, T., Norback, D., & Venge, P. (2000).  Changes in the ocular and nasal signs and symptoms of aircrews in relation to the ban on smoking on intercontinental flightsScandinavian Journal of Work & Environmental Health,  Vol. 26, pp. 514-522.

Wick, R., & Irvine, L. (1995).  The microbiological composition of airliner cabin airAviation, Space & Environmental Medicine,  Vol. 66, pp. 220-224.

Zitter, J. (2002).  Upper respiratory tract infections among airline passengersJournal of the American Medical Assn.,  Vol. 288, pp. 2972-2973.

Zitter, J., Mazonson, P., Miller, D., Hulley, S., & Balmes, J. (2002).  Aircraft cabin air recirculation and symptoms of the common coldJournal of the American Medical Assn.,  Vol. 288, pp. 483-486.

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