American Journal of Public Health · 1981 · 116 citations · 5 references
Epidemiology Of CancerPathologyCarcinomaOncologyGender StudiesEnvironmental HealthOccupational MedicineOccupational Health ServicePublic HealthOccupational EpidemiologyDry Cleaning WorkersMortality AnalysisUrologyCancer EpidemiologyUrologic Cancer EpidemiologyMortality PatternsWorkplace Health SurveillanceFemale LaundryMedicine
The mortality patterns of 671 female laundry and dry cleaning workers for the period 1963--1977 were analyzed, using Wisconsin death certificate data. Results fail to show an overall increase in malignant neoplasms, but elevated risk was found for cancers of the kidney and genitals (unspecified), along with a smaller excess of bladder and skin cancer and lymphosarcoma.
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LYMPHOMAS AND OCCUPATIONAL BENZENE EXPOSURE
N. J. Vianna, Adele K. Polan · The Lancet · 1979 · 110 citations