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	Burge PS, Edge G, Hawkins R, White V, Newman Taylor AJ, Occupational asthma in a factory making flux-cored solder containing colophony, Thorax, 1981;36:828-834,

	So SY, Lam WK, YU D, Colophony-induced asthma in a poultry vender, Clin Allergy, 1981;11:395-399,

	Burge PS, Harries MG, O'Brien IM, Pepys J, Bronchial provocation studies in workers exposed to the fumes of electronic soldering fluxes, Clin Allergy, 1980;10:137-149,

	Burge PS, O'Brien IM, Harries MG, Peak Flow Rate Records In The Diagnosis Of Occupational Asthma Due To Colophony, Thorax, 1979;34:308-316,

	Burge PS, Harries MG, O'Brien MG, Pepys J, Evidence for specific hypersensitivity in occupational asthma due to small molecular weight chemicals and organic (locust) allergen, Pub Pitman, 1979;:301-308,

	Burge PS, Colophony and asthma [letter], Lancet, 1979;2:591-591,

	Perks WH, Burge PS, Rehahn M, Green M, Work-related respiratory disease in employees leaving an electronics factory, Thorax, 1979;34:19-22,

	Burge PS, Perks W, O'Brien IM, Hawkins R, Green M, Occupational asthma in an electronics factory, Thorax, 1979;34:13-18,

	BURGE PS, PERKS WH, OBRIEN IM, BURGE A, HAWKINS R, BROWN D, Occupational asthma in an electronics factory: a case control study to evaluate aetiological factors, Thorax, 1979;34:300-307,

	Burge PS, Prolonged and frequent recordings of peak expiratory flow rate in workers with suspected occupational asthma due to colophony and isocyanate fumes. A study to define the physiological patterns of occupational asthma and to assess the use of these records for diagnosis. , MSc Thesis, University of London, 1978;-:-,

	Burge PS, Occupational asthma in the electronics industry, Occup Health (Lond), 1978;30:411-417,

	Burge PS, Harries MG, O'Brien IM, Pepys J, Respiratory disease in workers exposed to solder flux fumes containing colophony (pine resin), Clin Allergy, 1978;8:1-14,

	Innocenti A, Loi F, Occupational allergic asthma due to colophony, Med Lav, 1978;69:720-722,

	Department of Health and Social Security, List of permitted additives to tobacco products, London Gazette, 1977;:12001-12003,

	Ozhiganova VN, Ivanova IS, Dueva LA, Bronchial asthma in radio equiptment assemblers, Sovetskaja Med Moscow, 1977;4:139-141,

	Drugov YS, Murav'eva GV, Gas-chromatographic analysis of air contaminated by rosin, Zhurnal Analiticheskoi Khimii, 1976;31:2205-2211,

	Fawcett IW, Newman Taylor AJ, Pepys J, Asthma due to inhaled chemical agents- fumes from Multicore soldering flux and colophony resin, Clin Allergy, 1976;6:577-585,

	Pepys J, Hutchcroft BJ, Bronchial provocation tests in etiologic diagnosis and analysis of asthma, Am Rev Respir Dis, 1975;112:829-859,

	Christy HR, The development of the threshold limit value of rosin smoke in air, Thesis Clarkson College of Technology, 1973;:-,

	Pepys J, Pickering CAC, Breslin ABX, Terry DJ, Asthma due to inhaled chemical agents- tolylene di-isocyanate, Clin Allergy, 1972;2:225-236,

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