Lung cancer is the most common malignancy in the United States and is ranked second only
to bladder cancer in the proportion of cases thought to be due to occupational exposures …

SUMMARY The Contribution of Occupational Exposures to Lung Cancer The overall
importance of occupational agents as a cause of lung cancer has been a controversial …

Background: There is uncertainty regarding the association of occupational exposures with
lung cancer. We have studied the association between 52 high-risk job titles and lung …

Lung cancer remains a significant burden on society, with approximately 157,200 deaths
from this disease in 2003 occurring in the United States alone. Smoking causes the vast …

The authors examined the relation between occupation and lung cancer in the large,
population-based Environment And Genetics in Lung cancer Etiology (EAGLE) case-control …

Methods Subjects.-All 2,161 death certificates mentioning lung cancer (trachea, bronchus
and lung) in white males, ages 20-64, for the period 1968-1970/and all 1,777 incident cases …

The proportion of lung cancer due to occupational exposure has been estimated by
computing the attributable risk in the population (ARp) from various case-control studies …

The association between employment in motor exhaust‐related occupations and the risk for
lung cancer was examined in 2,291 male cases of lung cancer and 2,570 controls in data …

The objective of the current study was to estimate the risk of lung cancer attributable to
occupational factors and not due to tobacco. At 24 hospitals in nine metropolitan areas in the …

The proportions of male lung cancers due to occupational exposure and, respectively, to
cigarette smoking in a highly industrialized area of Northern Italy were estimated in a …