What do we currently know about the occupational and environmental causes of cancer? As
of 2007, the International Agency for Research on Cancer (1ARC) identified 415 known or …

Disruption of the circadian system has been hypothesized to increase cancer risk, either
because of direct disruption of the molecular machinery generating circadian rhythms or …

Evidence of social determinants of disease and awareness of the impact of these factors on
outcomes continues to increase. Social determinants include both socioeconomic and …

Objectives Melatonin, a hormone that inhibits experimentally induced cancers, is
suppressed by nighttime exposure to light so that nighttime shift workers may be at an …

Importance Airline pilots and cabin crew are occupationally exposed to higher levels of
cosmic and UV radiation than the general population, but their risk of developing melanoma …

Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer in men worldwide. There are many
occupational factors that have been suggested to cause prostate cancer. Our aim was to …

Simple Summary African American (AA) men have 2.4 times higher mortality rate due to
prostate cancer than White men in the United States. Evidence implicates circadian rhythm …

Purpose Circadian genes may be involved in regulating cancer-related pathways, including
cell proliferation, DNA damage response, and apoptosis. We aimed to assess the role of …

Night shift work is associated with increased risk of several cancers, but the risk of skin
cancer among night shift workers is unknown. We documented 10 799 incident skin cancers …

Background Occupational sun exposure is a well-studied risk factor for skin cancer
development, but more work is needed to assess melanoma and nonmelanoma skin cancer …