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FILE NAME State of the Art Literature SAL DATE 1944 Nov DOC SAL040 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Journal Article - Environmental Cancer Aaron a Tree hE eatheg T we) ee er tp A FEM alt oa : Kod = . . ye . ae eee a wee PM So be kd , cP ae eben attr Salih netinsaliaitiateln lili oo: . ye 5 iia HOESSEESse, EDITORIALS oN THE OURNAL OF T-- -- naphthcryelus xamRie tuAMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION Ln pitch tar soot paraffin oil authracene oil aromatic amino compounds aniline = benzidine benzene ultraviolet rays roentgen radioactive materials and substances from certain 4 p-,5 _ 535 NORTH Dearborn Street - Chicago 10 In . Nos , Cable Address welt ' . Medic Chicago sitic worms Approximately 8,000 to 9,000 cases + occupational cancer appear to have been placed aestat record the majority during the last two to three ed a 1 Subscription Te . a Eight ' Spee ot adva | ades during which the sources of occupational an. were mostly discovered These figures however Please trud promptly notice in of change of address giving + both old and new always state whether the change is temporary G+ ee pervument Such notice should mention all journals received be found second following from will this oice on Importcat infer nation regarding contributions advertising page reading metter * not reflect the actual incidence of industrial cancer the cause of many cases of this type is not p*rop+ee recognized or their occurrence is not recorded ; ; | r Environmental cancer may involve many organs r oF, SATURDAY NOVEMBER 25 - 1944 > tissues notably the skin lip tongue cheek oral and kidney and nasal sinuses larynx bronchi lung liver uree 7 ENVIRONMENTAL tisset a CANCER _ bladder connective tissue bone and hemopoietic Environmental * Environmental The : contact withrelationcsahnicperigenic tot some ment : an frequently overlooked understood occupations Later = ; ronmental cancers divided four groups Undoubtedlythe . acceFonirvrdisritonngmetnhte type exposur~ agents normal ohafzarde Representative t are > cancer is cancer due to prolonged The site of the cancer depends on the type i agent in environ- cancerigenic agent and the kind of exposure The 8 The of a previous exposure to such ratio is determined mainly by the exposure to i agent and thecancer often appearing many years various cancerigenic agents Itis for this reason or not Envi- the male sex is predominantly affected by 7 can cancer but osteogenic sarcoma occurisn women wo be into main ing in luminous dial factories n in to the of { oe - increase in the employment of women cancers caused by in the industries will be followed by an increase of this group is cancer occup cancer in women tional m "*. duetothe continuedingestion industrial can in of arsenic in drinking .., The public health importance of . water regions respect + foodstuffs in certain the solar cancers undoubtedly will increase not with to the only indu _ of skin in in dry and sunny regions as our Mid- number of workers male and female exposed to indu * western Southwestern and states the bladder , cancers but also with to u people endemic schisto- trial in inplaces like -Egypt with cancerigenic agents respect and operations in question Pub possibly due inhalation techni a somiasis and lungcancer's to variety of plants will wish to institute effective techni | road cancerigenic dust " contaming - tar> The second health authorities eo dust environmental from results cancer of *. group of . certain * and sanitary supervision of such establishments as well * example present habitual habits cancer ', as for cancer of th" - and mouthin smokers cancer of the oral lining in betel lip 4 fo om . Thethird kangriusers : iatat eee 8 andtobacco chewers and cancer of the abdominal x sk^nin ggroup roup comprises cancer resulting medici- of ete ret 0g from use certainmedicinal agents le, after cancers nal arsenical cancer of il "eae cara eg eg the skin qe# any ov tye, io established roentgen Sontag f medication and | after exposure to rays and US at, radioactive substances The fourth whichis the largest and important represented . cf occupational SRB pdos,> ~ is by occupa asmedical control of the workers \6 as well past Practitioners and cancer clinics in addition a industrial physicians will aid greatly in meeting th 4 situation by close study of the occupational history all patients coming to them with * precancerous detect cancerous lesions It is mainly in this way that t industrial origin of cancer can be established and 4 sources of occupational forms discovered The bene from such efforts will be not only the early and improved prognosis of cases of can but also the prevention of industrial cancer by l playsical agents the regular preventable seh or Theagents in suspected carbooocnccyculupparatatiidooinnusaml tmreiaalsures technic wy processed eeff % a anesuthorini crude Organized _ a course of known or to cause rea? ar ene - cancer are arsenic arsenic chromates nickel asbestos and elimination of exposures to cancerigenic agents cancer is largely _ by proper Ind hy vow mineral oils,, investigation of environmental and ) my Cancer and +4 .* : | . Nordick Copenhagen ce, a os . s . . . e a oe 19 Ayes ae an km Metals 257 Th pt an. Cancer by Nevyillume Ann 1ATAJIK local and . c aoe cially occupoaftional study 1. Okemussen Okemussen and DecupationDecupation Decupation iinn DenmarkDenmark 1935-1939 Nordick Arnold Busck 1941. Davis .: Chemi the al Curtutenekip Drugs Drugs Dyes Remedies and Cosmetics with Particular Urol 19:14 1943. Gran .: Du because these Feferepre i Bladder Tumers J. des Gewerbetoxikningen Zacks f brew " , mum mum Standpunkt 1940. Hueyer W. Occupational Tumors and Allied| mental cancer Chem 36h orld scientific.amalysis Relation Charles C Thomas 1942 p 896 Cancer i mit kL Soc Relation Oxagayo and Foviraient Bu^ Am Control s * general * Cancer 2314 1942. Warren .: Docupational being,s | Causation of Traumatie or Minimal Criteria Required is Prove Surg 1ATAJIK cancers fundamental cancers are in animals of reactions is a promising approach problems of human ca the counterpart of expe + Environmental cancers F cancerigenue agents and induced then in hung