Oxford University Press / British Broadcasting Corporation / Ames / Macmillan / /
Continent
Africa / /
Country
Sweden / United States / United Kingdom / /
Facility
University of Birmingham / /
IndustryTerm
manufacturing workers / cancer treatment / miscellaneous chemicals / Chemical carcinogenesis / well-defined chemical classes / Mustard gas / chemical industry / harmful chemicals / mining / rubber workers / chemical carcinogens / chemicals / chemical leading / chemical carcinogen use / unidentified chemicals / isolated chemicals / /
MedicalCondition
severe liver poisoning / lymphoma / lymphatic and haematopoietic cancers / Sometimes occupational cancer / skin cancer / human cancers / bladder cancer / Avoid Cancer / Occupational cancer / acute poisoning / leukaemia / occupational lung cancer / serious injury / Mesothelioma / cancer Occupational Cancer / Much heart disease / prostate cancer / nasal sinus cancer / lung cancers / former occupational cancers / Chemical carcinogenesis / cancers / serious diseases / cancer / occupational carcinogenesis / caused sterility / carcinogenesis / human cancer / tumour / caused human cancer / induced nasal cancer / occupational cancers / lung cancer / actually causing cancer / liver cancer / diseases / nasal sinus cancers / liver blood-vessel cancer / caused liver cancer / workers developing bladder cancer / /
Organization
Royal Society of Chemistry / University of Birmingham / Oxford University / /
Information on Chemical Carcinogens 1. bladder cancer in rubber workers. Asbestos dust, on the other hand, will present health problems for many years, though hopefully on a much smaller