• The Differences of Human Cumulative Irritation Response to Positive and Negative Irritant Controls from Three Geographical Locations
  

  Mingyi W. Trimble, (Hill Top Research, OH) and Nalini Kaul, (Hill Top Research, CA), John E. Wild and James P. Bowman (Hill Top Research, OH). J Cosmet Sci 2007, Vol. 58 (Sep/Oct). PP 519-525.

• A Review of Skin Irritation Protocols for the Evaluation of Skin Irritation Potential
  

  W. Billhimer. Presentation given at the Society of Cosmetic Chemists' Annual Scientific Meeting & Technology Showcase. December 7, 2007.

• Examination of the Inclusion of UV Wavelengths 400nm to 700nm (Visible Light) in Photosafety Testing
  

  Dr. Sabine Teske^a, Jeffrey Berg^a, Stacey Risk^a, Dr. Robert Sayre^b, Dr. John C. Dowdy^{b
  a}Hill Top Research, ^bRapid Precision Testing Laboratories

  Poster presented at the SCC Florida Sunscreen Symposium, Orlando, FL, September, 2007 and also at the Society of Cosmetic Chemists' Annual Scientific Meeting & Technology Showcase. December, 2007.

• Are There Gender Differences in Response to Positive and Negative Irritation Controls Used in Human Cumulative Irritation Studies?
  

  Lisa V. Long¹, Jeffrey E. Berg¹, Jim Bowman², Robert Harper³.

  ¹Hill Top Research, St. Petersburg, Florida, USA; ²Hill Top Research, Miamiville, Ohio, USA, ³Harper & Associates, La Jolla, California, USA.

• Dermal Tolerability Comparison of a Marketed Transdermal System
  

  Jeffrey E. Berg¹, Chia-Ning Kao¹, Micah Humphrey², Marisa Flanagan³, Pauline Gearing⁴, Melissa L. Goodhead⁵.

  ¹Hill Top Research, Miamiville, Ohio, USA; ²Hill Top Research, St. Petersburg, Florida, USA; ³Hill Top Research, Scottsdale, Arizona, USA; ⁴Former Employee Somerset Pharmaceuticals Inc., Tampa, Florida, USA, ⁵Somerset Pharmaceuticals Inc., Tampa, Florida.

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