-
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency fact sheet on this metal and its hazards, with links to related toxicological information.
-
Information from the manufacturer Brush Wellman about beryllium, chronic beryllium disease, and what is being done about it.
-
Standard procedures for beryllium operations from Cornell University.
-
Large collection of information maintained by Denver-area support group for people with chronic beryllium disease.
-
Information about beryllium as it pertains to the DOE Hanford Site, in Washington State. Contains health issues, questions and answers and links.
-
Article by Leslie Lang, published in Environmental Health Perspectives in 1994. Discusses uses of this metal in industry, chronic beryllium disease, the possibility of genetic testing for CBD, and the incidence of the disease in the workforce.
-
Large collection of information about beryllium, its hazards, occupational health standards, techniques for limiting exposure, and programs for testing nuclear weapons workers who may have been exposed to this metal. From U.S. Department of Energy.
-
Toxicological profile of beryllium, including information on environmental fate and transport, exposure pathways, metabolism, and health effects.
-
Fact sheet by National Jewish Medical and Research Center.
-
Testing protocol.
-
A medical article about the early detection of beryllium sensitization and chronic beryllium disease. Includes recent studies
-
US OSHA Hazard Information Bulletin on this substance.
-
Abstract: An in vitro measure of the beryllium antigen-specific cell-mediated immune response. This response to beryllium is now understood to play a central role in the immunopathogenesis of chronic beryllium disease (CBD).
-
Collection of an award-winning series of articles in the Toledo Blade about the history of occupational exposure to beryllium, focusing on government and industry roles in covering up its hazards.
-
Fact sheet published by the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry answers the most frequently asked health questions about beryllium.
-
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette editorial urging exposure standards for all workers who could be exposed to beryllium in their jobs.
