Concepedia

Human lung cancer and hexavalent chromium exposure.

Erika Halášová, Tatiana Matáková, Elena Kavcová, Ľudovít Mušák, Lucia Letková, Marián Adamkov, Martina Ondrušová, E Bukovská, A. Singliar

PubMed · 2009 · 34 citations · 42 references

Abstract

Occupational exposure to chromium was identified as an important risk factor of lung cancer, decreasing the age at the diseases onset. Higher percentage of SCLC was found in chromium exposed individuals.

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