FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1959 Apr 7 DOC NMA118 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION LA Times - Cigarette Smoking Called Major Cause of Increasing Lung Cancer Amend|mPreimarny Balorintg Bal orinsg Pub eparate 7 of their HUHOFS supreme shipped to Basra Ira SCHEUER .

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FILE NAME Brakes BRK DATE 2016 DOC BRK251 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Journal Editorial - When Are Risk Analyses on Job Titles Informative Ann Occup Hyg 2016 Vol 60 No. 8 913-915 mew047 EDITORIAL When Are Risk Analyses on Job Titles Informative In the January issue of the Annals of Occupational her letter to the editor the issue of interest is whether Hygiene we published a paper by Garabrant et al chrysotile asbestos exposure among mechanics causes 2016a Mesothelioma among Motor Vehicle mesothelioma Mechanics perform a variety of tasks Mechanics An updated review and analyses and not all mechanics will be involved in break repair The paper described an update from a 2004 metaanalyses performed largely by the same authors The Downlade updated analyses included 10 control stud- from ies 1 cohort study and 5 proportional mortality ratio The ones that do in turn may only do so for part of the time Using broad categories of job titles e.g. garage workers auto repair and related services and auto engineers are therefore likely poor proxies of chry- standardized mortality odds ratio OR studies The sotile asbestos exposure As such although the con- http // an hyg results of the analyses indicated that the sum- mary risk estimates were generally < and that no statistically significant increases in mesothelioma were clusion of the paper is correct in that no elevated risks are found among motor vehicle mechanics as a whole this cannot be equated to mean that there is no risk of observed The authors therefore concluded that this mesothelioma among mechanics that were involved in oxfrdjunals analysis of the epidemiologic studies provides break repair and that had potential chrysotile exposure evidence that motor vehicle mechanics including In their answer to the letter to the editor Garabrant et of workers who were engaged in brake repair are not at al 2016b indicated that the results may indicate that an increased risk of mesothelioma Garabrant et al motor vehicle mechanics and brake workers are per- by guest 2016a 2016a This conclusion is similar to the conclusion of the 2004 paper that concluded based on seven studies haps not at increased risk of mesothelioma as they may not have sufficient exposure to observe an increased on of which six studies were also included in the current risk Again this statement is correct at the title level October analyses that employment as a motor vehicle but may not hold for specific subgroups and indi- mechanic does not increase the risk of developing viduals that may have been higher exposed As such 3 2016 mesothelioma Goodman et al 2004 Although there were some methodological differences between the question can and perhaps should be raised in how far based analyses are informative and when the two analyses in how the quality of the stud- similar debate arose during the International Agency ies was scored the two ranking systems showed overall of Research of Cancer IARC on the evaluation of good correspondence and resulted in a similar clas- the carcinogenic risk among firefighters Firefighters sification in quality categories Analyses by quality of are exposed to numerous known carcinogens among the studies did not show an association between study which benzene diesel exhaust formaldehyde and quality and the log OR and of the 10 studies only 2 polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons IARC 2010 studies had an OR > 1.

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