Gary M Marsh

PhD, FACE
  • Professor Emeritus
  • Founder, Center for Occupational Biostatistics & Epidemiology, Biostatistics

Dr. Marsh designs and directs occupational epidemiologic studies to explore the long-term health effects of employment in occupations such as jet engine manufacturing and pharmaceutical production and to workplace exposures to agents including formaldehyde, tungsten carbide/cobalt, acrylamide, acrylonitrile, chloroprene, arsenic, petrochemicals and man-made mineral fibers. In addition, he conducts environmental epidemiologic studies of communities exposed to industrial pollutants or to hazardous waste site materials and is involved in basic methodological research related to longitudinal data analysis and quantitative risk assessment. Dr. Marsh also directs programs of biostatistical support for the occupational and environmental health areas of major corporations and corporate trade organizations. (Health Sciences Faculty Research Interests Project). Dr. Marsh is also developer and principal investigator of the software package OCMAP (Occupational Cohort Mortality Analysis Program), now licensed by the Office of Technology Management of UPitt, and the MPDS (Mortality and Population Data System) project.

Education

1973 | University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA | B.S. Mathematics (Honors)
1974 | University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA | M.S. (Hyg.) Biostatistics
1977 | University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA | Ph.D. Biostatistics
1997 | American College of Epidemiology | Fellowship

Teaching

Courses Taught

BIOS 2016 - Sampling Design and Analysis, 2 credits
BIOS 2016 - Sampling Design and Analysis, 3 credits
BIOS 2017 - Advanced Sampling Methods, 2 credits
BIOS 2011 - Principles of Statistical Reasoning, 2 credits
BIOS 2087 - Biostatistics Consulting Practicum (Co-Director), 1 credit

Other Teaching (guest lecturer)
EPID 2022 - Environmental Epidemiology, 2 credits, (current)
EPID 2019 - Advanced Topics in Epidemiological Methods, 2 credits, (current)
EPID 2018 - Epidemiologic Methods I, 2 credits
EOH 2180 - Introduction to the Risk Sciences, 2 credits

 

 

Research Interests

Occupational Epidemiology, Environmental Epidemiology, Health Services Evaluation, Survey Sampling

Professional Affiliations

1974-date American Statistical Association
 -Secretary, Vice President, President-Pittsburgh Chapter, 1979-82
 -National Council Representative, 1981-1982

1974-date Biometric Society

1978-date Society for Occupational and Environmental Health
 -National Governing Council, 1986-1989

1979-date Society for Epidemiological Research

1986-95  Pennsylvania Public Health Association

 -Member, Board of Directors, 1989-92

1988-date International Society for Environmental Epidemiology

1996-date International Commission on Occupational Health

1997-date American College of Epidemiology 
- Fellowship, 1997

2001-2010  British Occupational Hygiene Society
Selected Publications

Publications 1977- date

1. Cohen J and Marsh GM:  Testing for the Communicability of Economic Ideas Via the Federal Reserve Bank, Reviews: A Learning Experiment.  Journal of Economics Education 8:104-107, 1977.

2. Marsh GM and Enterline PE:  A Method for Verifying the Completeness of Cohorts Used in Occupational Mortality Studies.  Journal of Occupational Medicine 21:665-670, 1979.

3. Marsh GM and Preininger ME:  OCMAP: A User-Oriented Occupational Cohort Mortality Analysis Program.  American Statistician 34:245-246, 1980.

4. Enterline PE and Marsh GM:  Mortality Studies of Smelter Workers.  American Journal of Industrial Medicine 1:251-259, 1980.

5. Summers WK, Viesselman JO, and Marsh GM:  The Use of THA in the Treatment of Alzheimer-Like Dementia.  Biological Psychiatry 16:145-153, 1981.

6. Summers WK, Munoz R, Reed M, and Marsh GM:  The Psychiatric Physical Examination: Findings in 75 Unselected Patients.  Journal of Clinical Psychiatry 42:99-102, 1981.

7. Linn JG, Stuart JC, Warnicki JW, Sinclair RA, and Marsh GM:  Endothelial Morphology in Long-Term Keratonconus Corneal Transplants.  Ophthalmology 88:761-770, 1981.

8. Enterline PE and Marsh GM:  Mortality Among Nickel Workers in a Nickel Refinery and Manufacturing Plant in West Virginia.  Journal of the National Cancer Institute 68:925-933, 1982.

9. Marsh GM:  Computerized Approach to Verifying Study Population Data in Occupational Epidemiology.  Journal of Occupational Medicine 24:596-601, 1982.

10. Enterline PE and Marsh GM:  Missing Records in Occupational Disease Epidemiology.  Journal of Occupational Medicine 24:677-680, 1982.

11. Enterline PE and Marsh GM:  Cancer Among Workers Exposed to Arsenic and other Substances in a Copper Smelter.  American Journal of Epidemiology 116:895-911, 1982.

12. Marsh GM:  Proportional Mortality Patterns Among Chemical Plant Workers Exposed to Formaldehyde.  British Journal of Industrial Medicine 39:313-322, 1982.

13. Marsh GM:  Mortality Among Workers from a Plastics Producing Plant: A Matched Case Control Study Nested Within a Cohort Study.  Journal of Occupational Medicine 25:219-230, 1983.

14. John LR, Marsh GM, and Enterline PE:  Evaluating Occupational Hazards Using Only Information Known to Employers: A Comparative Study.  British Journal of Industrial Medicine 40:346-352, 1983.

15. Enterline PE, Marsh GM, and Esmen NA:  Respiratory Disease Among Workers Exposed to Mineral Fiber.  American Review of Respiratory Disease 128:1-7, 1983.

16. Marsh GM:  A Critical Review of Epidemiologic Studies Related to Ingested Asbestos.  Environmental Health Perspectives 53:49-56, 1983.17. Summers WK, Marsh GM, Chiong B, Bugoyne RM, Swenson SW, and Walker NR:  The General Adult In-Patient Psychiatric Assessment Scale (GAIPAS).  Psychiatry Research 10:217-236, 1983.

18. Marsh GM:  Commentary: Additional Thoughts on the Review of Epidemiologic Studies Related to Ingested Asbestos.  Environmental Health Perspectives 53:185-187, 1983.

19. Caplan RJ, Marsh GM, and Enterline PE:  A Generalized Effective Exposure Modeling Program for Assessing Dose-Response in Epidemiologic Investigations.  Computers and Biomedical Research 16:587-596, 1984.

20. Helmkamp J, Talbott E, and Marsh GM:  Whole Body Vibration-A Critical Review.  American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal 45:162-167, 1984.

21. Stehr PA, Gloninger MF, Kuller LH, Marsh GM, Radford EP, and Weinberg G:  Vitamin A Deficiencies as a Predisposing Factor in the Development of Stomach Cancer.  American Journal of Epidemiology 121:65-79, 1985.

22. Rao BR, Marsh GM, and Winwood J:  Sidak-Type Simultaneous Prediction Intervals for the Measures RSRRi About the Corresponding SePMRi for Several Competing Risks of Death in an Epidemiologic Study.  Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference 12:311-329, 1985.

23. Rao BR, Marsh GM, and Winwood J:  Sidak-Type Simultaneous Confidence Intervals for the Measures RSMRi in Proportional Mortality Analyses Involving Competing Risks of Death.  Communications in Statistics-Theory and Methods 15:515-536, 1986.

24. Marsh GM, Ehland J, Paik M, Preininger M, Caplan R:  OCMAP/PC:  A User Oriented Cohort Mortality Analysis Program for the IBM PC.  The American Statistician 40:308-309, 1986.

25. Summers WK, Majowski LJ, Marsh GM, Tachiki K, and Kling A:  Use of Oral THA in Long-Term Treatment of Senile Dementia, Alzheimer's Type.  New England Journal of Medicine 315:1241-1245, 1986.

26. Marsh GM, Winwood J, and Rao BR:  Prediction of the Standardized Risk Ratio Via Proportional Mortality Analysis.  Biometrical Journal 29:355-368, 1987.

27. Enterline PE, Henderson VL, and Marsh GM:  Exposure to Arsenic and Respiratory Cancer: A Re-Analysis.  American Journal of Epidemiology 125:929-938, 1987.

28. Marsh GM:  A Strategy for Merging and Analyzing Work History Data in Industry-wide Occupational Epidemiology Studies.  American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal 48:414-419, 1987.

29. Rao BR, Marsh GM:  Approximate Methodologies for Proportional Mortality Analyses in Epidemiologic Studies Involving Competing Risks of Death Regardless of Their Covariance Structure.  Biometrical Journal 29:525-540, 1987.

30. Enterline PE, Marsh GM, Esmen NA, Henderson VL, Callahan C, and Paik M:  Some Effects of Cigarette Smoking, Arsenic, and SO2 on Mortality Among U.S. Copper Smelter Workers.  Journal of Occupational Medicine 29:831-838, 1987.

31. Enterline PE, Marsh GM, Henderson V, and Callahan C:  Mortality Update of a Cohort of U.S. Man-Made Mineral Fiber Workers.  The Annals of Occupational Hygiene 31:625-656, 1987.

32. Rao BR and Marsh GM:  Approximate Simultaneous Inferential Procedures for Overall Risk Assessment of Several Competing Risk Factors in Biomedical and Epidemiologic Studies.  Journal of Statistical Inference and Planning 18:323-344, 1988.33. Marsh GM, Sachs DPL, Callahan C, Leviton LC, Ricci E, and Henderson V:  Direct Methods of Obtaining Information on Tobacco Use in Occupational Studies.  American Journal of Industrial Medicine 13:71-104, 1988.

34. Rao BR and Marsh GM:  Approximate Variance Formulas and Asymptotic Joint Sampling Distribution of Standardized Risk Ratios in the Presence of Competing Risks in Cohort Studies.  Communications in Statistics-Theory and Methods 17:745-777, 1988.

35. Marsh GM, Costantino JP, Lyons EE, Logue JN, and Fox JM:  Health Effects of Exposure to the Drake Chemical Company Superfund Site: Morbidity Patterns Among Former Employees.  Journal of Environmental Health 50:389-394, 1988.

36. Summers WK, Kobhler AL, Marsh GM, Tachiki R, Kling A:  Long Term Hepatoxicity of Tetrahydroaminoacridine.  Lancet 8640, April 1:729, 1989.

37. Rao BR, Marsh GM, and Winwood J:  Asymptotic Interval Estimation of Some Cause-Specific Mortality Risk Measures in Epidemiologic Studies.  Biometrical Journal 31:461-475, 1989.

38. Collins JJ, Swaen G, Marsh GM, Utidjian HMD, Caporossi JC, Saipher JN, et al:  Mortality Patterns Among Workers Exposed to Acrylamide.  Journal of Occupational Medicine 30:614-617, 1989.

39. Marsh GM, Co-Chien H, Rao BR, and Ehland J:  OCMAP: Module 6 - A New Computing Algorithm for Proportional Mortality Analysis.  American Statistician 43:127-128, 1989.

40. Lilienfeld DE, Chan E, Ehland J, Godbold J, Landrigan PJ, Letz R, Marsh GM, Perl DP:  Increasing Mortality from Motor Neuron Disease.  Lancet 8640, April 1:710-713, 1989.

41. Mazumdar S, Redmond CK, Enterline PE, Marsh GM, Costantino JP, Zhou SY, Patwardhan RN: Multistage Modeling of Lung Cancer Mortality Among Arsenic Exposed Copper Smelter Workers.  Risk Analysis 9:551-563, 1989.

42. Rao BR and Marsh GM:  Simultaneous Statistical Inference Concerning the SMR's of Several Strata in an Epidemiologic Study.  Biometrical Journal 32:107-123, 1990.

43. Marsh GM, Enterline PE, Stone RA, Henderson VL:  Mortality Among a Cohort of U.S. Man-Made Mineral Fiber Workers: 1985 Follow-Up.  Journal of Occupational Medicine 32:594-604, 1990.

44. Enterline PE, Henderson V, and Marsh GM:  Mortality Among Workers Potentially Exposed to Epichlorohydrin.  British Journal of Industrial Medicine 47:269-276, 1990.

45. Summers WK, Kobhler AL, Marsh GM, Tachiki R, Kling A:  Comparison of Seven Psychometric Instruments Used for Evaluation of Treatment Effect in Alzheimers Patients.  Neuroepidemiology 9:193-207, 1990.

46. Lilienfeld DE, Chan E, Ehland J, Godbold J, Marsh GM, Landrigan PJ, and Perl DP:  Two Decades of Increasing Mortality from Parkinson's Disease Among the United States Elderly.  Archives of Neurology 47:731-734, 1990.

47. Marsh GM, Callahan C, Pavlock D, Leviton LC, Talbott E, Hemstreet G:  A Protocol for Bladder Cancer Screening and Medical Surveillance Among High Risk Groups:  The Drake Health Registry Experience.  Journal of Occupational Medicine 32:881-886, 1990.

48. Lilienfeld DE, Sekkor D, Simpson S, Perl DP, Ehland J, Marsh GM, Chan E, Godbold JH, Landrigan PJ:  Parkinsonism Death Rates by Race, Sex and Geography.  A 1980's Update.  Neuroepidemiology 9:243-247, 1990.49. Collins JJ, Swaen GMH, Marsh GM, Hofsteenge E, von Bedaf A:  Mortality Among Workers Exposed to Acrylamide.  Tijdschrift voor toegepaste Arbowetenschap 3:54-58, 1990.

50. Marsh GM, Leviton LC, Talbott E, Callahan C, Pavlock D, Hemstreet G, Logue JN, Fox J, Schulte, P:  The Drake Chemical Workers Health Registry Study: I. Notification and Medical Surveillance of a Group of Workers at High Risk of Developing Bladder Cancer.  American Journal of Industrial Medicine 19:291-302, 1991.

51. Leviton LC, Marsh GM, Talbott E, Callahan C, et al:  The Drake Chemical Workers Health Registry Study: II. Coping with Community Tension in Health Protection.  American Journal of Public Health 81:689-693, 1991.

52. Lilienfeld DE, Chan E, Ehland J, Godbold J, Landrigan PJ, Marsh GM: Mortality from Pulmonary Embolism in the United States: 1962-1984.  Chest 47:731-734, 1991.

53. Marsh GM, Enterline PE, and McCraw D:  Mortality Patterns Among a Cohort of Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemical Plant Workers.  American Journal of Industrial Medicine 19:29-42, 1991.

54. Marsh GM, Day R:  A Model Standardized Risk Assessment Protocol for Use with Hazardous Waste Sites.  Environmental Health Perspectives 90:199-208, 1991.

55. Day R, Talbott EO, Marsh GM, Case B:  A Comparative Ecologic Study of Selected Cancers in Kanawha County, WV.  American Journal of Industrial Medicine 21:235-251, 1992.

56. Rao BR, Day R, Marsh GM:  Estimation of Relative Risks from Individual and Ecological Correlation Studies.  Communications in Statistics-Theory and Methods 21:241-268, 1992.

57. Marsh GM, Stone RA, Henderson V:  A Reanalysis of the National Cancer Institute Study on Mortality Among Industrial Workers Exposed to Formaldehyde.  Journal of Occupational Medicine 34:42-44, 1992.

58. Talbott EO, Day RD, Marsh GM, Haile-Cattledge GT, McKenna M, Case BW:  Trends in Cancer Mortality in Kanawha County, West Virginia, 1950-1984.  Science of the Total Environment 127:139-154, 1992.

59. Marsh GM, Stone RA, Henderson V: Lung Cancer Mortality among Industrial Workers Exposed to Formaldehyde: A Poisson Regression Analysis of the National Cancer Institute Study. American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal 53:681-691, 1992.

60. Leviton LC, Chen HT, Marsh GM, Talbott EO: Evaluation Issues in the Drake Chemical Workers Notification and Health Registry Study. American Journal of Industrial Medicine 23:197-204, 1993.

61. Marsh GM, Stone RA, Esmen NA, Henderson VL: Mortality Patterns Among Chemical Plant Workers Exposed to Formaldehyde and Other Substances. Journal of the National Cancer Institute 86:384-385, 1994.

62. Stone RA, Marsh GM, Henderson VL, Owens AD,  Smith TJ: Statistical Power to Detect Occupationally Related Respiratory Cancer in a Cohort of Female Employees in the U.S. MMVF Industry. Journal of Occupational Medicine 36:899-901, 1994.

63. Craun GF, Bull RJ, Clark RM, Doull J, Grabow W, Marsh GM, Okun DA, Regli S, Sobsey MD, Symons JM: Balancing Chemical and Microbial Risks of Drinking Water Disinfection. Part I, Benefits and Potential Risks. AQUA 43:192-199, 1994.64. Craun GF, Bull RJ, Clark RM, Doull J, Grabow W, Marsh GM, Okun DA, Regli S, Sobsey MD, Symons JM: Balancing Chemical and Microbial Risks of Drinking Water Disinfection. Part II, Strategies to Manage Risk. Aqua 43:207-218, 1994.

65. Enterline PE, Day RD, Marsh GM: Cancers Related to Arsenic Exposure at a Copper Smelter. Occupational and Environmental Medicine 52:28-32, 1995.

66. Stone RA, Marsh GM, Youk AO, Quinn M: Statistical Estimation of Exposures to Fibers for Which No Direct Measurements are Available. Occupational Hygiene 3:91-101, 1996.

67. Marsh GM, Stone RA, Youk AO, Smith TS, Quinn MM, Henderson VL, Schall LC, Wayne LA, Lee KY: Mortality Among United States Rock Wool and Slag Wool Workers: 1989 Update. Journal of Occupational Health and Safety - Australia and New Zealand 12(3):297-312, 1996.

68. Marsh GM, Stone RA, Esmen NA, Henderson VH, Lee KY: Mortality Patterns among Chemical Workers in a Factory Where Formaldehyde Was Used. Occupational and Environmental Medicine 53:613-617, 1996.

69. Esmen NA, Marsh GM: Applications and Limitations of Air Dispersion Modeling in Environmental Epidemiology, Journal of Exposure Analysis and Environmental Epidemiology 6:339-353, 1996.

70. Massoudi BL, Talbott EO, Day RD, Swerdlow SH, Marsh GM, Kuller LH: A Case-Control Study of Hematopoietic and Lymphoid Neoplasms: The Role of Work In the Chemical Industry.  American Journal of Industrial Medicine 31:21-27, 1997.

71. Esmen NA, Marsh GM, Stone RA, Gula MJ, Gause CK: Quantifying Individual Residential Exposure to Smelter Emissions in Four Arizona Copper Smelting Communities: Exposure Estimation Procedures and Results. Toxicology and Industrial Health 13:247-258, 1997.

72. Schall LS, Marsh GM, Henderson VL: A Two-Stage Protocol for Verifying Vital Status in Large Historical Cohort Studies. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine 39:1097-1102, 1997.

73. Marsh GM, Stone RA, Esmen NA, Gula MJ, Gause CK, Petersen NJ, Meaney FJ, Rodney S, Prybylski D: A Case-Control Study of Lung Cancer Mortality in Six Gila Basin, Arizona Smelter Towns. Environmental Research 75:56-72, 1997.

74. Marsh GM, Stone RA, Esmen NA, Gula MJ, Gause CK, Petersen NJ, Meaney FJ, Rodney S, Prybylski D: A Case-Control Study of Lung Cancer Mortality in Four Rural Arizona Smelter Towns.  Archives of Environmental Health 53:15-28, 1998.

75. Marsh GM, Youk AO, Stone RA, Sefcik S, Alcorn C: OCMAP-PLUS, A New Program for the Comprehensive Analysis of Occupational Cohort Data. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine 40:351-362, 1998.

76. Lear D, Schall LC, Marsh GM, Liu KS, Yao Y: Identification and Case Management of Patients at Risk of Preterm Labor in an HMO. American Journal of Managed Care 4:865-871, 1998.

77. Jain AB, Yee LD, Nalesnik M, Youk AO, Marsh GM, Reyes J, Rakela J, Irish W,  Fung JJ: De Novo Non-Lymphoid Malignancies Following Liver Transplantation Under Tacrolimus. Transplantation, 66:1193-1200, 1998. 

78. Marsh GM, Lucas L, Youk AO, Schall LC: Mortality Patterns among Workers Exposed to Acrylamide: 1994 Follow-Up. Occupational and Environmental Medicine, 56:181-190, 1999.79. Esmen NA, Hall TA, Stone RA, Marsh GM, Gula MJ, Gause CK: An Investigation of Secondary Exposure Misclassification Effects of Lifelong Occupational History in Exposure Estimation. American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal 60:175-181, 1999.

80. Marsh GM, Gula MJ, Youk AO, Schall LC: Mortality among Chemical Plant Workers Exposed to Acrylonitrile and Other Substances. American Journal of Industrial Medicine, 36:423-436, 1999.

81. Schall LC, Buchanich JM, Marsh GM, Bittner G: Utilizing Multiple Vital Status Tracing Services Optimizes Mortality Follow-Up in Large Cohort Studies. Annals of Epidemiology , 11:292-296, 2001.

82. Marsh GM, Youk AO, Collins J: A Reevaluation of Lung Cancer Risk in the NCI/NIOSH Acrylonitrile Cohort Study.  Scandinavian Journal of Work, Environment and Health 27:5-13,  2001.

83. Marsh GM, Youk AO, Stone RA, Buchanich JM, Gula MJ, Smith TJ, Quinn MM: Historical Cohort Study of U.S. Man-Made Vitreous Fiber Production Workers. I. 1992 Fiber Glass Cohort Follow-Up- Initial Findings. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine 43:741-756, 2001.

84. Marsh GM, Gula MJ, Youk AO, Buchanich JM, Churg A, Colby TV: Historical Cohort Study of U.S. Man-Made Vitreous Fiber Production Workers. II.  Mortality from Mesothelioma. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine 43:757-766, 2001.

85. Youk AO, Marsh GM, Stone RA, Buchanich JM, Smith TJ: Historical Cohort Study of U.S. Man-Made Vitreous Fiber Production Workers. III. Analysis of Exposure-Weighted Measures of Respirable Fibers and Formaldehyde in the Nested Case-Control Study of Respiratory System Cancer. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine 43:767-778, 2001.

86. Stone RA, Youk AO, Marsh GM, Buchanich JM, McHenry MB, Smith TJ:  Historical Cohort Study of U.S. Man-Made Vitreous Fiber Production Workers. IV.  Quantitative Exposure-Response Analysis of the Nested Case-Control Study of Respiratory System Cancer. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine  43:779-792, 2001.

87. Buchanich JM, Marsh GM, Youk AO:  Historical Cohort Study of U.S. Man-Made Vitreous Fiber Production Workers. V. Tobacco Smoking Habits. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine 43:793-802, 2001.

88. Marsh GM, Buchanich JM, Youk AO:  Historical Cohort Study of U.S. Man-Made Vitreous Fiber Production Workers. VI.Respiratory System Cancer SMRs Adjusted for the Confounding Effect of Cigarette Smoking  Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine 43:803-808, 2001.

89. Smith TJ, Quinn MM, Marsh GM, Youk AO, Stone RA, Buchanich JM, Gula MJ: Historical Cohort Study of U.S. Man-Made Vitreous Fiber Production Workers. VII.  Overview of the Exposure Assessment. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine 43:809-823, 2001.

90. Quinn MM, Smith TJ, Youk AO, Marsh GM, Stone, RA, Buchanich JM, Gula MJ: Historical Cohort Study of U.S. Man-Made Vitreous Fiber Glass Production Workers VIII.  Exposure-Specific Job Analysis.  Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine 43:824-834, 2001.

91. Schall LC, Marsh GM, Holleran MK, Ruhl LS: Methodology to Improve Data Quality from Chart Review in the Managed Care Setting. American Journal of Managed Care 8:787-793, 2002.

92. Marsh GM, Youk AO, Stone RA, Buchanich JM, Gula MJ, Smith TJ, Churg A, Colby T: Does Fiber Glass Pose a Respiratory Cancer Risk in Man?  Findings from the Latest Update of the U.S. Cohort Study of Man-Made Vitreous Fiber Workers. Annals of Occupational Hygiene 46(Supp.1): 110-114, 2002.93. Marsh GM, Gula MJ, Youk AO, Cassidy LD: Bladder Cancer among Chemical Workers Exposed to Nitrogen Products and Other Substances. American Journal of Industrial Medicine  42:286-295, 2002.

94. Marsh GM, Youk AO, Buchanich JM, Cassidy LD, Lucas LJ, Esmen NA, Gathuru I. Pharyngeal Cancer Mortality among Chemical Plant Workers Exposed to Formaldehyde.  Toxicology and Industrial Health, 18:257-268, 2003.

95. Marsh GM, Cassidy LD: The Drake Health Registry Study: Findings from Fifteen Years of Continuous Bladder Cancer Screening. American Journal of Industrial Medicine, 43:142-148, 2003.

96. Lin CJ, Lave JR, Chang CC, Marsh GM, LaValee CP, Jovanovic Z:Factors Associated with Medicaid Enrollment for Low-Income Children in the United States. Journal of Health and Social Policy, 16:35-51, 2003. 

97. Marsh GM, Gula MJ, Roggli V, Churg A:  The Role of Smoking and Asbestos Exposure in a Questionable Case of Mesothelioma. Industrial Health, 41:332-334, 2003.

98. Cassidy LD, Youk AO, Marsh GM. The Drake Health Registry Study: Cause-Specific Mortality among Workers with Probable Past Exposure to Beta-naphthylamine,  American Journal of Industrial Medicine, 44:282-290, 2003.

99. Bloemen LJ, Youk AO, Bradley TD, Bodner KM, Marsh GM, Collins JJ: Lympho-Hematopoietic Cancer among Chemical Workers Exposed to Benzene, Occupational and Environmental Medicine, 61:270-274, 2004.

100. Youk AO, Stone RA, Marsh GM.: A Method for Imputing Missing Data in Longitudinal Studies.  Annals of Epidemiology, 14:354-361, 2004.

101. Starr T, Gause C, Youk AO, Stone RA, Marsh GM, Collins JJ.  A Risk Assessment for Occupational Exposure to Acrylonitrile Using Epidemiology Data, Risk Analysis, 24:587-601, 2004.

102. Stone RA, Youk AO, Marsh GM, Buchanich JM, Smith TJ, Quinn MM.: Historical Cohort Study of U.S. Man-Made Vitreous Fiber Production Workers IX: Summary of 1992 Mortality Study Follow-Up and Analysis of Respiratory System Cancer among Female Workers, Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, 46:55-67, 2004.

103. Dolan D, Marsh GM, Youk AO, Buchanich J. A 50-Year Retrospective Study of Workers Employed in a Pharmaceutical Company. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, 46:161-166, 2004.

104. Marsh GM, Youk AO. Reevaluation of Mortality Risks from Leukemia in the Formaldehyde Cohort Study of the National Cancer Institute. Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology, 40:113-124, 2004.

105. Marsh GM, Youk AO, Buchanich JM, Esmen NA. Mortality Patterns among Workers in a U.S. Pharmaceutical Production Plant.  Annals of Epidemiology, 15:112-122, 2005.

106. Catov J, Marsh GM, Youk AO.  Asthma Management Outcome Evaluation in a Medicaid Health Plan: How Do the Findings Change with an External Control Group. Disease Management, 8:178-187, 2005.

107. Buchanich JM, Dolan DG, Marsh GM, Madrigano J. Under-Ascertainment of Deaths Using Social Security Records: A Recommended Solution to a Little-Known Problem.  American Journal of Epidemiology, 162:193-194, 2005.108. Kirman CR, Gargas, ML, Marsh GM, Strother DE, Collins JJ, Deskin R. Reassessment of the Cancer Potency of Acrylonitrile for Human Health Risk Assessment Based Upon Rodent Brain Tumor Incidence: Use of Epidemiology, Mode of Action and Pharmacokinetic Data.  Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology 43:85-103, 2005.

109. Marsh GM, Youk AO. Reevaluation of Mortality Risks from Nasopharyngeal Cancer in the Formaldehyde Cohort Study of the National Cancer Institute.  Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology, 42:275-283, 2005.

110. Marsh GM, Gula MJ.  Employment as a Welder and Parkinson’s Disease among Heavy Equipment Manufacturing Workers. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, 48:1031-1045, 2006.

111. Marsh GM, Youk AO, Buchanich JM, Cunningham M, Esmen NA, Hall TA, Phillips ML. Mortality Patterns among Industrial Workers Exposed to Chloroprene and Other Substances:  I. General Mortality Patterns. Chemico-Biological Interactions 166:285-300, 2007.

112. Marsh GM, Youk AO, Buchanich JM, Cunningham M, Esmen NA, Hall TA, Phillips ML. Mortality Patterns among Industrial Workers Exposed to Chloroprene and Other Substances:  II. Mortality in Relation to Exposure. Chemico-Biological Interactions 166:301-316, 2007. 

113. Esmen NA, Hall TA, Phillips ML, Marsh GM.  Chemical Process Based Reconstruction of Exposures for an Epidemiology Study: I.  Theoretical and Methodological Issues. Chemico-Biological Interactions 166:254-263, 2007.

114. Esmen NA, Hall TA, Phillips ML, Jones PE, Basara H, Marsh GM, Buchanich JM.  Chemical Process Based Reconstruction of Exposures for an Epidemiology Study: II. Estimated Exposures to Chloroprene and Vinyl Chloride. Chemico-Biological Interactions 166:264-276, 2007.

115. Hall TA, Esmen NA, Jones PE, Basara H, Phillips ML, Marsh GM, Youk AO, Buchanich JM, Leonard R. Chemical Process Based Reconstruction of Exposures for an Epidemiological Study: III. Analysis of Industrial Hygiene Samples. Chemico-Biological Interactions 166:277-284, 2007. 

116. Esmen NA, Kennedy KJ, Hall TA, Phillips ML,  Marsh GM Classification of Worker Exposures Chemico-Biological Interactions 166:245-253, 2007.

117. Leonard RC, Lineker GA, Kreckmann KH, Marsh GM, Buchanich J, Youk A. Comparison  of Standardized Mortality Ratios (SMRs) Obtained from Use of a Reference Population Based on Company-Wide Registry Cohort to SMRs Calculated against Local and National Rates. Chemico-Biological Interactions 166:317-322, 2007.

118. Marsh GM, Youk AO, Morfeld P.  Mis-Specified and Non-Robust Mortality Risk Models for Naspharyngeal Cancer in the National Cancer Institute Formaldehyde Worker Cohort Study. Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology 47:59-67, 2007.

119. Marsh GM, Youk AO, Buchanich JM, Kant IJ, Swaen G. Mortality among Workers Exposed to Acrylamide: Updated Follow-up.  Occupational and Environmental Medicine 49:82-95, 2007.

120. Marsh GM, Youk AO, Buchanich JM, Erdal S, Esmen NA.  Work in the Metal Industry and Nasopharyngeal Cancer Mortality among Formaldehyde-Exposed Workers.  Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology 48:308-319, 2007. 

121. Magnuson BA, Burdock G, Doull J, Kroes RM,  Marsh GM,  Pariza M,  Spencer PS, Waddell WJ, Walker R, Williams GW.  Aspartame: A Safety Evaluation Based on Current Use Levels, Regulations, Toxicological and Epidemiological Studies. Critical Reviews in Toxicology  37:629-727, 2007.122. Lippert J, Lacey S, Esmen N, Kennedy K, Hancock R, Marsh GM, Buchanich J, Youk A, Cunningham M, Lieberman F, Magnetic field exposure in a non-destructive testing operation.  Archives of Environmental and Occupational Health 62:187-193, 2007. 

123 Fong J, Marsh GM, Stokan L, Ruhl L, Vinson C. The Hospital Quality Performance Report: An Application of Composite Scoring. American Journal of Medical Quality 23:287-295, 2008.

124. Kheifets L, Bowman J, Checkoway H, Feychting M,  Harrington M, , Kavet R, Marsh GM, Mezei G, Renew J, van Wijngaarden E.  Future Needs of Occupational ELF EMF Epidemiology. Occupational and Environmental Medicine 66:72-80, 2009, Online version September 19, 2008.

125. Cassidy L, Buchanich J, Marsh GM. Proposed Sampling Plan for a National Trauma Registry for Children. Journal of Registry Management 35:113-119, 2008.

126. Marsh GM, Buchanich J, Youk A, Cunningham M, Kennedy K, Lacey S, Hancock R, Esmen N. Long-Term Health Experience of Jet Engine Manufacturing Workers: I. Mortality from Central Nervous System Neoplasms. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine 50:1099-1116, 2008.

127. Marsh GM, Buchanich J, Youk A, Cunningham M, Kennedy K, Lacey S, Hancock R, Esmen N. Long-Term Health Experience of Jet Engine Manufacturing Workers:  II. Total and Cause-Specific Mortality excluding Central Nervous System Neoplasms. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine 50:1117-1129, 2008.

128. Youk AO, Buchanich JM, Marsh GM, Esmen NA. Pharmaceutical Production Workers and the Risks of Mortality from Respiratory System Cancer and Lymphatic and Hematopoeitic Tissue Cancers. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine 51:903-915, 2009.

129. Buchanich JM, Youk AO, Marsh GM, Bornemann Z, Lacey SE, Kennedy KJ, Hancock RP, Esmen NA, Lieberman FL. Methodological Issues in United States Retrospective Cancer Incidence Studies. American Journal of Epidemiology 170:112-119, 2009.

130. Marsh GM, Esmen NA, Buchanich JM, Youk AO. Mortality Patterns among  Workers Exposed to Arsenic, Cadmium and Other Substances in a Copper Smelter. American Journal of Industrial Medicine 52:633-644, 2009.

131. Summers W, Cunningham M, Marsh GM. Complex Antioxidant Blend Improves Memory in Community-Dwelling Seniors. Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease 19:429-439, 2010.

132. Marsh GM, Buchanich J, Youk A, Cunningham M, Kennedy K, Lacey S, Hancock R, Esmen N, Lieberman FL, Fleissner ML.  Long-Term Health Experience of Jet Engine Manufacturing Workers:  III. Incidence of Malignant Central Nervous System Neoplasms. Neuroepidemiology 35:123-141 2010.

133. Marsh GM, Morfeld P, Youk AO, Collins JJ, Symons M. Incomplete follow-up in the National Cancer Institute's formaldehyde worker study and the impact on subsequent reanalyzes and causal evaluations. Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology 58:233-236, 2010.

134. Buchanich J, Youk A, Marsh GM, Kennedy K, Lacey S, Hancock R, Esmen N, Cunningham M, Lieberman FL, Fleissner ML.  Long-Term Health Experience of Jet Engine Manufacturing Workers: IV. Comparison of Incidence and Mortality Rates of Central Nervous System Neoplasm. Annals of Epidemiology 20:759-765, 2010.

135. Shire J, Marsh GM, Talbott E, Sharma R. Recent Advances and Current Themes in Occupational Health and Environmental Public Health Surveillance. Invited Review in Annual Reviews of Public Health 32: 21;1-24, 2010.136. Cassidy LD, Marsh GM, Talbott EO, Kelsey SF. Initial and Continued Adherence with Bladder Cancer Screening in an Occupationally Exposed Cohort. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine 53:455-460, 2011.

137. Marsh GM, Buchanich JM, Youk AO. Fiber Glass and Human Respiratory Cancer Risk: Lack of Evidence Persists Since 2001 IARC Re-evaluation. Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology  60:84-92, 2011.

138. Marsh GM, Youk AO, Roggli VL. Asbestos Fiber Concentrations in the Lungs of Brake Repair Workers: Commercial Amphiboles Levels are Predictive of Chrysotile Levels. Inhalation Toxicology  23:681-688, 2011.

139. Buchanich JM, Youk AO, Marsh GM, Lacey SE, Kennedy KJ, Hancock RH, Esmen NA, Lieberman FS, Fleissner ML.  Long-Term Health Experience of Jet Engine Manufacturing Workers: V. Issues with the Analysis of Non-Malignant Central Nervous System Neoplasms, Journal of Registry Management 38(3): 115-119, 2011.

140. Hesterberg T, Bunn B, Chase J, Jankousky A, McClelland RO, Marsh GM.  Product Stewardship and Science: Safe Manufacturers and Use of Fiber Glass. Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology 62: 257-277, 2012.

141. Youk AO, Buchanich JM, Marsh GM, Fryzek J. A Study of Cancer Mortality Rates in High Altitude Counties of the United States.  High Altitude Medicine & Biology Journal 13:98-104, 2012.

142. Liu Y, Chang, C H, Marsh GM, Wu F.  Population Attributable Risk of Aflatoxin-Related Liver Cancer: Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. European Journal of Cancer 48:2125-2136, 2012. 

143. Castle T, Cunningham M, Marsh GM. Antidepressant Medication Adherence via Interactive Voice Response Most Effective in Older Patients. American Journal of Managed Care 18(9):e346-e355, 2012.

144. Marsh GM, Youk AO, Buchanich JM, Cunningham M, Xu H, Downing S, Kennedy KJ, Esmen NA, Hancock RH, Lacey SE, Fleissner ML.  Long-Term Health Experience of Jet Engine Manufacturing Workers: VI. Incidence of Malignant Central Nervous System Neoplasms in Relation to Estimated Workplace Exposures. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine 55:654-675, 2013.

145. Kennedy KJ, Esmen NA, Hancock RH, Lacey SE, Marsh GM, Buchanich JM, Youk AO, Cunningham M, Fleissner ML.  Long-Term Health Experience of Jet Engine Manufacturing Workers: VII. Occupational Exposures. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine 55:676-689, 2013.

146. Marsh GM, Youk AO, Buchanich JM, Downing S, Kennedy KJ, Esmen NA, Hancock RH, Lacey SE, Fleissner ML.  Long-Term Health Experience of Jet Engine Manufacturing Workers: VIII. Incidence of Malignant Central Nervous System Neoplasms in Relation to Workplace Experience with Parts and Processes.  Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine  55:690-708, 2013.

147. Youk AO, Marsh GM, Buchanich JM, Downing S, Kennedy KJ, Esmen NA, Hancock RH, Lacey SE.  Long-Term Health Experience of Jet Engine Manufacturing Workers: IX. Further Investigation of General Mortality Patterns in Relation to Workplace Exposures.  Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine  55:709-721, 2013.

148. Marsh GM, Buchanich JM, Youk AO, Downing SC, Esmen NE, Kennedy KJ, Lacey SE, Hancock RP, Fleissner ML, Lieberman FS. Long-Term Health Experience of Jet Engine Manufacturing Workers: Results from a 12-Year Exploratory Investigation. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine  55:652, 2013.

149. Talbott EO, Brink LL, Sharma RK, Marsh GM, Rager JR. Ecological Study of the Potential Association Between County-level Air Lead and Childhood Blood Lead Levels: County-Based Results. Journal of Environment and Public Health  2013:1-8, http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2013/278042, 2014.

150. Marsh GM, Morfeld P, Collins J, Symons M.  Issues of Methods and Interpretation in the NCI Formaldehyde Worker Cohort Study. Commentary. Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology 9:22 DOI: 10.1186/1745-6673-9-22, URL: http://www.occup-med.com/content/9/1/22, 2014.

151. Allen BC, Van Landingham C, Yang Y, Youk AO, Marsh GM, Esmen NA, Gentry PR, Clewell H, Himmelstein M.  A Constrained Maximum Likelihood Approach to Evaluate the Impact of Dose Metric on Cancer Risk Assessment: Application to Chloroprene. Journal of Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology,  70:2013-213, 2014.

152. Johnson R, Johnson T, Heasley C, Downing SC, Marsh GM, Garcia-Dominic O. Impact of P4P and Best Practice/Patient Outcome Interventions among Participating Pennsylvania Highmark Network Provider Serving Minority Patients. Journal of Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities, Online DOI 10.10.1007/s40615-014-0057-8, October 2, 2014. 

153. Marsh GM, Zimmerman SD.  Mortality among Chemical Workers Exposed to Acrylonitrile: 2011 Follow-Up, Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine 57:134-145, 2015. 

154. Zimmerman SD, Marsh GM, Youk AO, Talbott EO. Adjustment for Confounding by Smoking in the Presence of Misclassified Smoking Data in a Cohort Study of Workers Exposed to Formaldehyde. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine 57:146-151, 2015. 

155. Ferguson A., Bilonick R, Marsh GM, Fisher A.  How Well Do Raters Agree on the Development Stage of Caenorhabditis Elegans? PLoS ONE | DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0132365, July 14, 2015.

156. DaBass A, Talbott E, Venkat A, Marsh GM, Sharma R, Rager J. Association of Exposure to particulate matter (PM2.5) air pollution and biomarkers of cardiovascular disease risk in adult NHANES participants (2001-2008). International Journal of Hygiene and Environmental Health, Online http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ijheh.2015.12.002, 219:301-310, 2016.

157. Brink L, Talbott E, Marsh GM, Sharma R, Benson S, Wu W, Duan C. Revisiting Non-Residential Environmental Exposures and Childhood Lead Poisoning in the US -- findings from Kansas, 2000-2005. Journal of Environmental and Public Health, Volume 2016 (2016), Article ID 8791686, 8 pages
http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2016/8791686, 2016.

158. Marsh GM, Morfeld P, Zimmerman S, Liu Y, Balmert L.  An Updated Re-analysis of the Mortality Risk from Nasopharyngeal Cancer in the National Cancer Institute Formaldehyde Worker Cohort Study. Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology, 11:8 DOI 10.1186/s12995-016-0097-6, 2016.

159. Benson S, Talbott EO, Brink LA, Wu C, Sharma R. Marsh GM.  Environmental contribution to childhood blood lead levels in U.S. Children, NHANES 1999-2006. Archives of Environmental and Occupational Health, In Press, 2016.

160. Balmert L, Buchanich J, Pringle J, Williams K, Burke D, Marsh GM. Pennsylvania Patterns and Trends in Accidental Poisoning Deaths, 1979-2014. PLoS One. 2016 Mar 10;11(3):e0151655. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0151655. eCollection 2016.

161. Buchanich J, Balmert L, Pringle, J, Williams K, Burke D, Marsh GM. Patterns and Trends in Accidental Poisoning Death Rates in the US, 1979-2013. Preventive Medicine 2016 Apr 13. pii: S0091-7435(16)30062-7. doi: 10.1016/j.ypmed.2016.04.007.

162. Duke T, Ruestow P, Marsh GM.  The Influence of Demographic,
Physical, Behavioral and Dietary Factors on Serum Levels of Acrylamide and
Glycidamide in the General U.S. Population. Critical Reviews in Food Science
and Nutrition 2017.

163.  Acquavella JF, Garabrant D, Marsh GM, Sorahan T, Weed D. Glyphosate Epidemiology Expert Panel Review: A Weight of Evidence Systematic Review of the Relationship Between Glyphosate Exposure and Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma or Multiple Myeloma. Critical Reviews in Toxicology, http://tandfonline.com/toc/itxc20/46/sup1?nav=tocList 2016.

164.  Williams G, Aardema M, Acquavella JF, Berry C, Brusick D, Burns M, De Camargo
J, Garabrant D, Greim H, Kier L, Kirkland D, Marsh GM , Solomon K,Sorahan T, Roberts A, Weed D. Glyphosate: Carcinogenic Potential – A Critical Review Using Four Expert Panels. Critical Reviews in Toxicology, http://tandfonline.com/toc/itxc20/46/sup1?nav=tocList, 2016.
 

165.  Hutter HP, Wallner P, Moshammer H, Marsh GM. Dust and cobalt levels in the Austrian tungsten industry: workplace and human biomonitoring data. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health the 13:931, 2016. 

166. Starr T, Marsh GM. Commentary: Methodological Challenges in the Statistical Analysis of Epidemiology Studies: Use of Average Exposure Metrics in Historical Cohort Designs. Open Medicine Journal 3:238-242, 2016.
 

167.  Gathuru I, Dolan D, Buchanich J, Marsh GM.  Health Hazards in the Pharmaceutical Industry: A Review of the Literature. Pharmaceutical Regulatory Affairs, 4(3), http://dx.doi.org/10.4172/2167-7689.1000145 2015.
 

168. Dabass A, Talbott E, Bilonick R, Rager J, Venkat A, Marsh GM,Chunzhe D, Xue T. Using Spatio-Temporal Modeling for Exposure Assessment in an Investigation of Fine Particulate Air Pollution and Cardiovascular Mortality. Environmental Research, 151:564-572, 2016.

169. McElvenny DM, MacCalman LA, Sleeuwenhoek A, Davis A, Miller BG, Alexander C, Cherrie JW, Kennedy KJ, Esmen NA, Zimmerman SD, Buchanich JM, Marsh GM. Mortality among Hard Metal Production Workers: U.K. Historical Cohort and Nested Case-Control Studies. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health, In Press, 2017.

170.  Westberg H, Bryngelsson IL, Marsh GM, Buchanich JM, Zimmerman SD, Kennedy KJ, Esmen NA, Svartengren M. Mortality among hard metal production workers: Swedish Historical Cohort and Nested Case-Control Studies. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health, In Press, 2017.

171.  Morfeld P, Gross J, Erren T, Noll B, Wei M,  Kennedy K, Esmen N, Zimmerman SD, Buchanich JM, Marsh GM. Mortality among hard metal production workers: German Historical Cohort Study. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health, In Press, 2017.

172. Kennedy KJ, Esmen NA, Zimmerman SD, Buchanich JM, Marsh GM. Mortalityamong hard metal production workers: Occupational Exposures. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health, In Press, 2017.

173.  Wallner P, Kundi M, Moshammer H, Zimmerman SD, Buchanich JB, Marsh GM. Mortality among hard metal production workers: Austrian Historical Cohort Study. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health, In Press, 2017.

174.  Marsh GM, Buchanich JM, Zimmerman SD, Liu Y, Balmert L, Esmen NA, Kennedy KJ. Mortality among Hard Metal Production Workers: U.S. Historical Cohort and Nest Case-Control Studies. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health, In Press, 2017.

175. Summers WK, Martin RL, Liu Y, Pea B, Marsh GM. Complex Antioxidant Single Blind Study for Memory. Aging Clinical and Experimental Research, Conditional acceptance.

176.  Finley B, Benson S, Marsh GM. Lack of Evidence for Mesothelioma among Talc Miners. Inhalation Toxicology, In Press, 2017.

177.  Benson S, Ruestow P, Keeton K, Novick R, Marsh GM, Paustenbach D. The 2014 Crude 4-Methylcyclohexanemethanol Chemical Release and Birth Outcomes in West Virginia. Archives of
Environmental and Occupational Health, In Press, 2017.

178.  Westberg H, Bryngelsson I, Marsh GM, Kennedy K, Buchanich J, Zimmerman S, Esmen N, Svartengren M. Mortality among hard metal production workers: Swedish measurement data and exposure assessment. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health, In Press, 2017.

179.  Marsh GM, Riordan A, Keeton K, Benson S. Non-Occupational Exposure to Asbestos and Risk of Pleural Mesothelioma : Review and Meta-Analysis. Occupational and Environmental Medicine, In Press, 2017.

180.  Dabass A, Talbott E, Rager J, Marsh GM, Venkat A, Holguin F. The Association of Systemic Inflammatory Markers Associated with Cardiovascular Disease and Acute and Chronic Exposure to Fine Particulate Matter Air Pollution (PM2.5) among US NHANES Adults with Metabolic Syndrome. Environmental Research, In Press, 2017.

181. Marsh GM, Buchanich JM, Zimmerman S, Liu Y, Balmert L, Graves J, Kennedy KJ, Esmen NA, Moshammer H, Morfeld P, Erren T, GroB J, Yong M, Svartengren M, Westberg H, McElvenny DM, Cherrie J.  Mortality among hard metal production workers: Pooled cohort analysis. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health, In Press, 2017.

182. Svartengren M, Bryngelsson IL, Marsh GM, Buchanich J, Zimmerman S, Kennedy K, Esmen N, Westberg H. Cancer incidence among hardmetal production workers: the Swedish cohort. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health, In Press, 2017.

183.Liu Y, Marsh GM, Roggli V. Asbestos Fiber Concentrations in The Lungs of Brake Repair Worker: An Updated Analysis Using Several Regression Methods to Handle Non-Detectable Measurements. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine,Advance online publication, March 30, 2018. doi:
10.1097/JOM.0000000000001320.

184.        Buchanich J, Wooly S, Burke D, Lann M , Marsh GM. Improvement in Racial Disparities in Years of Life Lost in the USA Since 1990. PLOS ONE, In Press, 2018.

185. Barlow C, Marsh GM, Benson S, Finley B. The Mineralogy and Epidemiology of Cosmetic Talc.  Toxicology and Applied Pharmacology, 361:173, 2018.

186. Summers WK, Martin RL, Liu Y, Pea B, Marsh GM. A Future Direction for Treatment of Alzheimer’s Disease.  Journal of Neurology and Neuromedicine. 3(5):1-2, 2019.

187.  Marsh GM, Buchanich J, Graves J, Zimmerman S, Liu Y. Mortality among US Aerospace Materials Manufacturing Workers. American Journal of Industrial Medicine, https://doi.org/10.1002/ajim.22943, 2019.

188. Mohner M, Liu Y, Marsh GM. New Insights into the Mortality Risk from Nasopharyngeal Cancer in the National Cancer Institute Formaldehyde Worker Cohort Study. Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology, https://doi.org/10.1186/s12995-019-0224-2, 2019.

189. Summers WK, Martin RL, Liu Y, Pena B, Martin R, Marsh GM.  The Oxidative Injury Theory and Treatments of Alzheimer’s Disease: Our Winding Road. Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons, 24 (1) 13-18, 2019.

190. Andersen ME, Swenberg JA, Mundt, White KW, Gentry PR, Thompson C, Bus J, Sherman J , Greim H, Bolt H, Marsh GM, Checkoway H, Coggan D, Clewell H.  Assessing Opportunities for Refining the Risk Assessment Process for Inhaled Formaldehyde. Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology, In Press, 2019

191.   Marsh GM, Keeton KA, Riordan AS, Best EA, Benson SM.  Ethylene Oxide and Risk of Lympho- hematopoietic Cancer and Breast Cancer: A Systematic Literature Review and Meta-Analysis. International Archives of Occupational and Environmental Health, https://doi.org/10.1007/s00420-019-01438-z, 2019.

192.        Marsh GM, Benson SM, Ierardi AM, Finley BL.  Occupational Exposures to Cosmetic Talc and Risk of Mesothelioma: An Update Pooled Cohort and Statistical Power Analysis with Consideration of Latency Period. Inhalation Toxicology, Advance online publication August 5, 2019. doi: 10.1080/08958378.2019.1645768, 2019.

193.        Egnot N, Benson S, Vater M, Marsh GM. Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Epidemiological Studies Evaluating MMVF Exposure and Human Cancer Risk. Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology, Advance online publication, Jan. 25, 2020. doi: 10.1016/j.yrtph.2020.104585, 2020.

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