Organochlorines are persistent, lipophilic compounds widespread in the environment. This
chemical class comprises agricultural pesticides and industrial compounds used extensively …

Background: Controversy still exists about the breast carcinogenic properties in humans of
environmental xenoestrogens (organochlorines), justifying new investigations. Aims: To …

Objective To explore associations between occupational exposure to four specific organic
solvents, respectively, and female breast cancer, including subtypes. Methods Using the …

Background: Five small case-control studies have examined the relationship between
exposure to organochlorines and the risk of breast cancer and have found inconsistent …

Exogenously derived chemicals have been widely reported in breast milk. Chemicals
typically found in occupational exposures, including trace metals, solvents, and halogenated …

Summary of Suggestions for Future Directions This brief review of results of recent
epidemiological investigations suggests some additional approaches for future studies. First …

Background Automotive gasoline contains benzene, 1, 3‐butadiene, 1, 2‐dibromoethane
and 1, 2‐dichloroethane, and the combustion products include certain polycyclic aromatic …

OBJECTIVE: To investigate whether risk of male breast cancer is associated with workplace
exposures. METHODS: A case-control study of 178 cases of male breast cancer and 1041 …

A case‐control interview study of 125 adult patients with acute leukemia and 125 controls
matched with respect to age (±four years), sex, and residence was carried out in central …