separate search / cancer search strategy / prevention of workplace injury / illness / coal tar products / search strategy / search flow chart / electronic database search / /
MedicalCondition
cancers / non melanoma skin cancer / Squamous Cell Carcinoma / Basal Cell Carcinoma / common cancer / cancer / disease / cutaneous malignant melanoma / Non melanoma skin cancers / ASSOCIATION OF PROLONGED EXPOSURE TO COAL TAR WITH PRIMARY SKIN CANCER / occupational disease / Skin Cancer / basal cell cancer / workplace injury / newly diagnosed cancer / non-melanoma skin cancer / malignant melanoma / melanoma / primary cancer / developed primary cancer / prevalent skin cancer / psoriasis / cutaneous melanoma / squamous cell cancer / illness / primary skin cancer / /
MedicalTreatment
radiation / /
Organization
School of Population and Public Health / Cancer Control Research BC Cancer Agency / ASSOCIATION OF PROLONGED EXPOSURE TO ARSENIC WITH PRIMARY SKIN CANCER / ASSOCIATION OF PROLONGED EXPOSURE TO SOLAR UV WITH PRIMARY SKIN CANCER / ASSOCIATION OF PROLONGED EXPOSURE TO CUTTING OILS WITH PRIMARY SKIN CANCER / /
Person
James Caspersen Helen / Agnes S. Lai / Carmen H. Ng / Anar Dhalla / Helen D. Ward / John J Spinelli / Beth Morrison / John Spinelli / /
APPENDIX B Systematic Review for primary cancer of skin where there is prolonged contact with coal tar products, arsenic or cutting oils or prolonged exposure to solar ultraviolet light Grant recipient: Dr. John J Spin