The purpose of this research program was to address uncertainties in the exposure data previously used to define the relationship between lung cancer and diesel exhaust exposure in a cohort of over 55,000 US railroad workers. It was hypothesized that historical information regarding railroad-specific diesel locomotive use in the US railroad industry could be used to estimate lung cancer risk.
Diesel Exhaust and Occupational Lung Cancer Risk. Final Grant Report
2003
27 pages
Report
No indication
English
Diesel exhausts , Occupational exposure , Exposure levels , Occupational diseases , Lung cancer , Cancer , Railroad industry , Risk analysis , Risk factors , Safety measures , Pulmonary system disorders , Respiratory system disorders , Miners , Mining industry , Mortality data , Underground miners , Underground mining
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