Simple Summary Occupational cancers can be prevented by eliminating hazardous
substances or by reducing workers' exposures. Characterizing the extent of exposure to …

Background: Occupational cancers can be avoided by removing dangerous chemicals from
the workplace or limiting occupational exposure. Approximately, 10 major risk factors …

Aim To evaluate the proportion of work-related cancers. Methods A descriptive study of
incident cases of cancer during 3 years in a French county. All people with cancer having a …

Occupational exposure to carcinogens of increasing cancer risk have been extensively
suggested. A robust assessment of these evidence is needed to guide public policy and …

Occupational carcinogens have been shown to cause a considerable disease burden at a
national and global level [1–3]. The WHO Comparative Risk Assessment project was the first …

Cancer has emerged as a major public health concern owing to its magnitude, worldwide
distribution, and impact on the quality of life, financial burden on the patient/family/society …

Background Globally, lung cancer is the most frequent occupational cancer, but the risk
associated with the occupations or occupational environment in Iran is not clear. We aimed …

Objective To assess trends in occupational cancer epidemiology research through a
literature review of occupational health and epidemiology journals. Methods Fifteen journals …

Since 2008, cancer became the first cause of death in France, exceeding cardiovascular
diseases. The part of occupational cancers is close to 5% of all cancers but may still be …

Simple Summary We estimated the number of cancersdue to exposure to occupational
carcinogens in Italy. To calculate the attributable fraction of cancer, we used as …