Objectives The contribution of occupational exposures to the cancer burden can be
estimated using population-attributable fractions, which is of great importance for policy …

Objective: To perform a quantitative estimate of the proportion of cancers attributable to
occupational exposures in France in 2000. Methods: Exposure data for established …

Exposure to occupational carcinogens is often overlooked as a contributor to the burden of
cancer. To estimate the proportion of cancer cases attributable to occupational exposure in …

Background Over the last 50 years, occupational exposure to carcinogenic agents has been
widely regulated in France. Objective Report population-attributable fraction (PAF) and …

Background Recent and comprehensive estimates for the number of new cancer cases in
France attributable to occupational exposures are lacking. Objectives To estimate the …

In this issue of the journal (see p 789), Rushton and colleagues1 report the first detailed
estimate of the burden of occupational cancer in the UK. Estimates for all but leukaemia are …

Background Studies in other countries have generally found approximately 4% of current
cancers to be attributable to past occupational exposures. This study aimed to estimate the …

Background: Prioritising control measures for occupationally related cancers should be
evidence based. We estimated the current burden of cancer in Britain attributable to past …

Objectives: Work-related cancers are largely preventable. The overall aim of this project is to
estimate the current burden of cancer in Great Britain attributable to occupational factors …

Research on occupational cancer epidemiology has been an important area of occupational
health in Europe since the early studies were conducted in the United Kingdom in the 1950s …