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News Release from: British Occupational Hygiene Society | Subject: 'Hot Topics' Meeting
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Team on 12 July 2006
The BOHS Autumn 'Hot Topics' meeting
BOHS's Autumn 'Hot Topics' Meeting will take place on Wednesday 4 October 2006 at the Manchester Conference Centre.
BOHS's Autumn 'Hot Topics' Meeting will take place on Wednesday 4 October 2006 at the Manchester Conference Centre BOHS is delighted to announce a full day's programme of hot topics for its Autumn Meeting at the University of Manchester Conference Centre, including a presentation by Professor Julian Peto entitled "Observations and speculations on mesothelioma risks in relation to past and present occupational and environmental asbestos exposure in Britain"
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 20 May 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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Other sessions will include the presentation of results and implications from a major survey on silica, by Paul Brough of the Health and Safety Laboratory; current perspectives on controlling substances in the UK, by Bud Hudspith of Amicus; controlling occupational exposure to avian flu, by Michael Paton of the Health and Safety Executive, and an update on recent changes to asbestos legislation in the UK.
Open to all, the meeting starts at 09.30 with registration, and will close at approximately 15.45 after a general discussion session.
It costs just £80 for BOHS members and £100 for non-members which includes VAT, lunch and refreshments, and can be booked on-line via the event calendar on the BOHS website, where the full programme is also available.
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