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• Both Germine and Abraham asked CPSC to recall play sand.
• Dr . Mark Germine examined a microscope photograph of one of the crayon samples Lab / Cor had analyzed.
• But physician and geologist Germine says that in repeated testing, he found tremolite asbestos in two consumer items and in the coating of a prescription drug.
• Germine, who has been battling the government and industry over the definition of tremolite since he found the fibers in play sand in 1987, has also examined other consumer products for asbestos.
• In 1986, Mark Germine, then a medical student in New Jersey, and Dr . Jerry Abraham, professor of pathology at New Yorks Upstate Medical University in Syracuse, discovered asbestos in play sand.
• On Monday, Germine e-mailed a microscope photograph taken of tremolite asbestos in crayons he analyzed, along with a description of the methods he used, to Crayola and CPSC . Neither could be reached for comment.
• Wikipedia is a tertiary source and is not the place to publicize new theories you might be working on ( I am assuming, based on your contributions, that you are User : Mark Germine, M . D . ).
• The dispute over contamination of talc was tossed into CPSC's arena in 1987 when Abraham, a New York occupational pathologist, and Germine, then a third-year medical student from New Jersey, found tremolite fibers in play sand.
• Wikipedia is not the place to publish scientific results, but that seems to be exactly what you ( again, assuming you're User : Mark Germine, M . D ., just not signed in ) are doing in this article, and on top of that, you're using yourself as the sole source.