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Clinical predictors of and mortality in acute respiratory distress syndrome: potential role of red cell transfusion.

• Michelle N. Gong, Boyd Taylor Thompson, Paige L. Williams, Lucille J Pothier, Paul D Boyce, David C. Christiani
• Critical care medicine
• 2005

OBJECTIVE Clinical predictors for acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) have been studied in few prospective studies. Although transfusions are common in the intensive care unit, the role of… (More)

The relationship between human semen parameters and environmental exposure to polychlorinated biphenyls and p,p'-DDE.

• Russ Hauser, Zuying Chen, Lucille J Pothier, Louise Ryan, Larisa M. Altshul
• Environmental health perspectives
• 2003

Scientific and public concern exists about potential reproductive health effects of persistent chlorinated organic chemicals, such as polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane… (More)

Interleukin-10 polymorphism in position -1082 and acute respiratory distress syndrome.

• Michelle N. Gong, Boyd Taylor Thompson, +4 authors David C. Christiani
• The European respiratory journal
• 2006

The GG genotype of the interleukin (IL)-10 promoter polymorphism in position -1082 (-1082GG) has been associated with increased IL-10 production. The current authors hypothesised that the -1082GG… (More)

Polymorphisms in the mannose binding lectin-2 gene and acute respiratory distress syndrome.

• Michelle N. Gong, Wei Zhou, Paige L. Williams, Boyd Taylor Thompson, Lucille J Pothier, David C. Christiani
• Critical care medicine
• 2007

OBJECTIVE The variant alleles in the mannose binding lectin-2 (MBL-2) gene have been associated with MBL deficiency and increased susceptibility to sepsis. We postulate that the variant MBL-2… (More)

Residential exposure to petrochemicals and the risk of leukemia: using geographic information system tools to estimate individual-level residential exposure.

• Chu-Ling Yu, Su-Fen Wang, +6 authors David C. Christiani
• American journal of epidemiology
• 2006

The authors conducted a population-based, case-control study in Kaohsiung, southern Taiwan, Republic of China, to investigate the association between residential petrochemical exposure and leukemia… (More)

Association of petrochemical exposure with spontaneous abortion.

• X. P. Xu, Sung-il Cho, +11 authors Lihua Wang
• Occupational and environmental medicine
• 1998

OBJECTIVES To assess the association between petrochemical exposure and spontaneous abortion, a retrospective epidemiological study in a large petrochemical complex in Beijing, China was conducted.… (More)

Mortality studies of machining-fluid exposure in the automobile industry. II. Risks associated with specific fluid types.

• Paige E. Tolbert, Ellen A. Eisen, Lucille J Pothier, Richard R. Monson, Marilyn F. Hallock, Thomas James Smith
• Scandinavian journal of work, environment…
• 1992

Excesses of digestive and respiratory cancers have been reported previously in association with exposure to machining fluids, agents in widespread use as coolants and lubricants in machining… (More)

Cotton dust and endotoxin exposure and long-term decline in lung function: results of a longitudinal study.

• David C. Christiani, Ting-ting Ye, +6 authors H. L. Dai
• American journal of industrial medicine
• 1999

BACKGROUND To evaluate the relationship between long-term exposure to cotton dust and Gram-negative bacterial endotoxin on lung function, we conducted an 11-year follow-up study of cotton textile… (More)

Respiratory health of automobile workers exposed to metal-working fluid aerosols: respiratory symptoms.

• Ian A Greaves, Ellen A. Eisen, +6 authors Richard R. Monson
• American journal of industrial medicine
• 1997

A total of 1,811 automobile workers at three General Motors facilities were evaluated by questionnaire for possible respiratory effects resulting from airborne exposures to metal-working fluids… (More)

Dietary iron, zinc, and calcium and the risk of lung cancer.

• Wei Zhou, Sohee Park, +7 authors David C. Christiani
• Epidemiology
• 2005

BACKGROUND Iron, zinc, and calcium are all involved in the metabolism of reactive oxygen species and may compete with each other for similar binding sites. Dietary intakes of these micronutrients… (More)

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