David G. Hoel - Concepedia

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David G. Hoel

National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences ORCID

Also Known As

D G Hoel, D G. Hoel, D HOEL, D Hoel, D. G. HOEL, D. G. Hoel, D. HOEL, D. Hoel, D.G. HOEL, D.G. Hoel

232

Publications

6.7K

Citations

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203

Concepts

All Affiliations

National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Medical University of South Carolina National Institutes of Health

About

David G. Hoel is an author at National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences specializing in medicine, oncology, and cancer research.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	23	43	1.8K
2	Engineering	13	17	893
3	Health Sciences	6	6	327
4	Business	3	3	72
5	Management	2	2	32

David G. Hoel

Publications

4.4K

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	Year	Citations
Fundamental carcinogenic processes and their implications for low dose risk assessment. Kenny S. Crump, David G. Hoel, Charles H. Langley, PubMed	1976	277
Statistical Analysis of Survival Experiments<xref ref-type="fn" rid="FN1">2</xref> David G. Hoel, H. E. Walburg JNCI Journal of the National Cancer Institute Statistical ReviewEpidemiological TrendSurvival ExperimentsEngineeringEpidemiological Outcome	1972	271
A Representation of Mortality Data by Competing Risks David G. Hoel Biometrics Use SmogGeneral Mortality RatesEnvironmental HealthRisk ManagementEnvironmental Epidemiology	1972	240
Trends in Cancer Mortality in 15 Industrialized Countries, 1969-1986 David G. Hoel, D. L. Davis, Anthony B. Miller, JNCI Journal of the National Cancer Institute	1992	204
International trends in cancer mortality in France, West Germany, Italy, Japan, England and Wales, and the USA Devra Lee Davis, David G. Hoel, John Fox, The Lancet West GermanyEpidemiologyCancer EpidemiologyInternational TrendsMedicine	1990	204
Implication of Nonlinear Kinetics on Risk Estimation in Carcinogenesis David G. Hoel, Norman Kaplan, Marshall W. Anderson Science OncologyTumor HeterogeneityMedicineOncogenic AgentEpidemiology Of Cancer	1983	203
Is occupational organic solvent exposure a risk factor for scleroderma? Paul J. Nietert, Susan E. Sutherland, Richard M. Silver, Arthritis & Rheumatism	1998	132
Influence of Death Certificate Errors on Cancer Mortality Trends David G. Hoel, Elaine Ron, Rob Carter, JNCI Journal of the National Cancer Institute	1993	125
Medical Hypothesis: Xenoestrogens As Preventable Causes of Breast Cancer Devra Lee Davis, H. Leon Bradlow, Mary S. Wolff, Environmental Health Perspectives Breast OncologyGynecologyCancer Risk FactorsToxicological MechanismToxicology	1993	112
Studies of the Mortality of A-Bomb Survivors. 9. Mortality, 1950-1985: Part 3. Noncancer Mortality Based on the Revised Doses (DS86) Yukiko Shimizu, Hiroo Kato, William J. Schull, Radiation Research EngineeringEpidemiology Of CancerPrognosisRelative RiskDeath Certificates	1992	93

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