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Cancer incidence and mortality among persons in the Finnish Register of Employees Exposed to Carcinogens, 1979-2018.

Jul 2026 · Annals of Work Exposures and Health · Vol 70 6 · 0 citations
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This study demonstrated the strongest confirmed associations between occupational exposures and cancer among workers registered in ASA and increased mortality was observed for exposure-cancer combinations that also showed increased cancer incidence.

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