Asbestos (1332214) and its relationship to cancer were discussed. The historical
background in the development of a cause effect relationship between asbestos and cancer …

Epidemiologic studies of respiratory cancer hazards associated with asbestos exposure in
working populations should provide some estimate not only of whether an excess in cancer …

In a critical review of epidemiological research it is difficult to examine a very broad spectrum
of studies. It does seem instructive, however, to look at studies in a single area-studies that …

Studies of asbestos workers in the 1970s and 1980s in both Europe and North America
suggested on the basis of preliminary epidemiological evidence that cancer in several major …

The authors here present statistical evidence on the relationship of mortality in asbestos
workers from lung and other forms of cancer to 8-17 years exposure to asbestos dust. These …

Before 1966, there was evidence from a number of studies conducted in several different
countries that people with a history of occupational exposure to asbestos dust are at risk of …

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many years the perceptive articles which have appeared in the" Reporter at Large" and …

The question of whether asbestos workers with or without asbestosis have the same risk of
lung cancer has not been adequately addressed in the literature. Studies of asbestos …

A prospective mortality study of 839 men employed in the manufacture of asbestos cement
products in 1969 examined lung cancer risk in relation to lung fibrosis seen on chest x ray …

To determine the relationship between malignancies and asbestos exposure, the number of
asbestos bodies in wet lung tissue was counted by light microscopy according to the …