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The Quantitative Risks of Mesothelioma and Lung Cancer in Relation to Asbestos Exposure

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  • Post published:28/09/2020
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The 2000 paper by Hodgson and Darnton, HSE statisticians, was welcomed by some but heavily criticised by many respected asbestos scientists. However, this work remains the information source of choice…

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The expected burden of mesothelioma mortality in Great Britain from 2002 to 2050

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This more recent analysis by Hodgson and others modelled the expected burden of mesothelioma mortality in Great Britain based on male mesothelioma deaths from 1968 to 2001 as a function…

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Asbestosis: A Marker for the Increased Risk of Lung Cancer Among Workers Exposed to Asbestos

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While the main cause of lung cancer at the present time is cigarette smoking it can also result from occupational exposure to asbestos. Weiss reviewed studies of lung cancer in…

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Chrysotile as a Cause of Mesothelioma: An Assessment Based on Epidemiology

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One of the most important, recent, epidemiological papers is by Yarborough. His study not only shows that: “[A] review of 71 asbestos cohorts exposed to free asbestos fibers does not…

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