… Inhalation experiments with cadmium chloride (12.5, 25, and 50 ~g/m 3) have shown that
this compound is capable of inducing lung tumors in rats. In humans, cadmium is regarded as …

… smoking is probably insufficient to produce carcinogenic effects. Our findings indicate that
maternal smoking results in a slight increase in lung … the subject of passive smoking and cancer…

… passive smoking, then combine data to provide a summary estimate of the RR of lung cancer
among nonsmoking women married to smokers. … the passive smoking-lung cancer relation. …

… smallcell tumors in the same lobes, exhibited better RR patterns for passive smoking in terms
… We are not sure whether this proclivity for passivesmoking-related lung tumors to reside in …

… to passive smoke exposure in childhood. The risk of lung cancer due to childhood passive
smoking may have some analogy to risk among ex-smokers. After 10 years ofabstinence, the …

… passive smoke from the parents and the subsequent development of childhood neoplasms
and lung … a carcinogenic effect of passive smoke, and we selected lung cancer because it is …

… and most exhaustive examinations of passive smoking's effects on lung cancer, no single …
can be considered a lung carcinogen. The European data show that risk of lung cancer was …

… nonsmokers' risk of lung cancer from passive smoking. The estimates … lung cancer deaths
per year per 100,000 persons exposed, per mg daily tar exposure. This relationship yields lung …

… that residential radon or passive smoking were associated with the presence of EGFR
mutations in lung tumors in 2 populations of female never and long-term former smokers. …

… with smokmg may have implications for risk assessments regarding passive smoking. … have
indicated that ‘passive smoking’ or exposure to environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) may be …