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Members of the HIFI Study Group are as follows: University of California (San Diego): F. Mannino, G. Heldt, Y. Vaucher; Case Western Reserve (Cleveland, Ohio): R. Martin, W. Carlo, M. Hack; University of Manitoba, (Winnipeg): H. Rigatto, M. Davi, O. Casiro; University of Miami (Miami, Fla.): R. Goldberg, E. Bancalari, C. Bauer: University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia): W. Fox, A. Spitzer, S, Abbasi, J. Bernbaum, J. Gerdes: University of Toronto (Toronto, Ontario): P. Fitzhardinge, P. Swyer, H. Whyte; Tufts University School of Medicine (Boston, Mass.): I. D. Frantz, B. Boynton, R. Delollis; Vanderbilt University (Nashville, Tenn.): R. Cotton, T. Hazinski; University of Washington (Seattle): W. A. Hodson, W. Truog, F. C. Bennett; University of Wisconsin (Madison): G. Gutcher, R. Perelman; Research Triangle Institute (Research Triangle Park, N. C.): W. K. Poole, A. V. Rao, M. Jordan; Division of Lung Diseases (Bethesda, Md.): E. Sinnett.