chloracne

Was going to show him the chloracne, but no, he'd seen it in Vietnam.

The acute effects were limited to about 200 cases of chloracne.

He'd heard all about this epidemic of chloracne in Boston.

She survived but suffered from difficult chloracne for several years.

The rest of the broadcast was about chloracne, and I didn't bother to watch.

I told you he would, I couldn't even get him to talk about chloracne.

He gets chloracne and right away he figures out what's going on.

The reason their skin was dark was that they were covered with chloracne.

A little residual scabbing from his old case of chloracne.

None of the residents who had chloracne developed cancer.

However, chloracne may be highly resistant to any treatment.

Their principal acute effect in humans is a skin rash called chloracne.

The most evident adverse health effect ascertained was chloracne (193 cases).

Once chloracne has been identified, the primary action is to remove the patient and all other individuals from the source of contamination.

At much higher doses, dioxins can cause a serious skin disease in humans called chloracne.

Direct skin contact results in a severe acne-like condition called chloracne.

The substances that may cause chloracne are now collectively known as chloracnegens.

In high doses, it is very toxic, causing a severe skin disease called chloracne.

Some children developed chloracne, a severe skin condition associated with exposure to high levels of dioxin.

The only ailment dioxin is known to cause in humans is chloracne, a skin disease.

Also he suffered from chloracne for many years, but again after initial malaise, other symptoms or abnormal laboratory findings were few.

Several of the substances in Kaofin are known carcinogens, while others can cause acute symptoms such as chloracne.

Many were diagnosed with chloracne; a medical report at the time described "systemic intoxication in the workers involving most major organ systems."

I'd overreacted to some oily lobsters, seen a guy with excema and called it chloracne.