Moscow / Banska Bystrica / Warsaw / Budapest / New York / Bucharest / Stockholm / Lodz / Munich / Olomouc / Brno / Lyon / Villejuif / /
Company
Heinz / /
Country
Germany / Romania / Hungary / Italy / Sweden / Poland / France / Russia / United States / Slovakia / United Kingdom / Czech Republic / /
Facility
Charles University / Institute of Hygiene / National Institute of Public Health / The International Prevention Research Institute / The Tisch Cancer Institute / University of Turin / University of Liverpool / Nofer Institute of Occupational Medicine / Bremen Institute / Institute of Environmental Medicine / University of Bremen / National Institute of Environment Health / Institute of Oncology / Russian Cancer Research Centre / Palacky University / University Hospital of Essen / Masaryk Memorial Cancer Institute / /
MedicalCondition
small cell lung carcinoma / SCLC / adenocarcinoma / squamous cell carcinoma / Cancer / lung cancer / /
Organization
Tisch Cancer Institute / Institute of the Ruhr-Universität Bochum / Bremen Institute for Prevention Research and Social Medicine / Regional Authority of Public Health / National Institute of Public Health / Institute for Medical Informatics / Biometry and Epidemiology / Faculty of Medicine / Institute of Environmental Medicine / Institute for Prevention and Occupational Medicine of the German Social Accident Insurance / International Prevention Research Institute / Russian Cancer Research Centre / Masaryk Memorial Cancer Institute / Sklodowska-Curie Cancer Center / University of Liverpool / Institute of Oncology / Charles University / Prague / Palacky University / Institute of Hygiene and Epidemiology / University of Turin / Mount Sinai School of Medicine / Nofer Institute of Occupational Medicine / German Research Center for Environmental Health / University of Bremen / Cancer Epidemiology Unit / University Hospital of Essen / National Institute of Environment Health / International Agency for Research / /
Cigarette smoking and lung cancer – risk estimates for the major histological types from a pooled analysis of European case-control studies Benjamin Kendzia1, Per Gustavsson2, Hermann Pohlabeln3, Wolfgang Ahrens3, Karl