… The IARC WG evaluation of probably carcinogenic to humans accurately reflects the
results of published scientific literature on glyphosate and, on the face of it, unpublished …

… evaluations of the carcinogenicity of fluoro-edinite, silicon carbide, and carbon nanotubes
performed by IARC … in terms of their carcinogenicity to humans. There is sufficient evidence of …

… selection of studies to be considered in the evaluation process, and the IARC goal of
evaluating carcinogenic hazard (defined by IARC as the ‘capability of causing cancer under some …

… we used the IARC Monographs on Carcinogenic Risks to … evaluations of carcinogenicity,
comprising over 1000 entries.13 The review and evaluation methods used to develop the IARC …

… available in scientific literature, which was used to assess state of cancer-causing …
carcinogens reported by employers according to indications of carcinogenicity declared by IARC…

… evaluating carcinogenicity assessments previously developed by other agencies, for any
agent being evaluated by IARC, … with the relevant studies for each agent under evaluation, and …

… met at the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) in Lyon, … evaluation of
the carcinogenicity of benzene. This assessment will be published in Volume 120 of the IARC …

… its IARC Monographs programme—has performed the carcinogenic hazard assessment of
… In 1969, the IARC initiated a programme to evaluate the carcinogenic risk of chemicals to …

… 2009, numerous studies on indoor … ‐analysis to estimate the change in prevalence of indoor
tanning, ‘ever’ and in the past year, since the IARC released its statement on carcinogenicity …

… the scientific basis of the glyphosate health assessment conducted … the carcinogenicity
assessment with IARC. Use of different data sets, particularly on long-term toxicity/carcinogenicity …