Incidence of Transitional Cell Carcinoma of the Bladder and Arsenic Exposure in New Hampshire

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作者：
Margaret R. Karagas
Tor D. Tosteson
J. Steven Morris
Eugene Demidenko
Leila A. Mott
John Heaney
Alan Schned
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[1] Dartmouth Medical School,Department of Community and Family Medicine and the Norris Cotton Cancer Center
[2] Dartmouth Medical School,Section of Biostatistics and Epidemiology
[3] University of Missouri,Research Reactor Center
[4] Dartmouth Medical School,Department of Surgery
[5] Dartmouth Medical School,Department of Pathology
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Cancer Causes & Control | 2004年 / 15卷
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arsenic; bladder cancer; case–control study; drinking water; epidemiologic study;
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Objective: Arsenic is a known bladder carcinogen and populations exposed to high arsenic levels in their water supply have reported elevated bladder cancer mortality and incidence rates. To examine the effects of lower levels of arsenic exposure on bladder cancer incidence, we conducted a case–control study in New Hampshire, USA where levels above 10 μ/l are commonly found in private wells.
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