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Colon Cancer, Physical Activity, and Occupational Exposures A Case-Control Study MATS FREDRIKSSON, BSC,* NILS-OLOF BENGTSSON, MD,t LENNART HARDELL, MD,t AND OLAV AXELSON, MD,*$ A case-control study on colon cancer was conducted encompassing 329 cases and 658 controls.

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British Journal ofIndustrial Medicine 1989;46:69-71 Pleural mesothelioma in a brake mechanic M HUNCHAREK,1 J MUSCAT,2 J V CAPOTORTO,3 From the Boston University School ofMedicine,l Boston, Massachusetts, USA, and Canadian Tumor Reference Center, National Cancer Institute of Canada, Ottawa, Canada, Division of Cancer Control,2 Memorial SloanKettering Cancer Center, New York, USA, and University ofBologna School ofMedicine,3 Bologna, Italy A high risk for the development of diffuse pleural mesothelioma is known to exist in various occupational settings associated with the use of asbestos.1 Although a serious hazard has been recognised among asbestos miners, millers, and shipyard workers, recent evidence suggests that a high risk of mesothelioma may exist among occupational groups previously thought to be at low risk for developing this neoplasm.2 3 Over the past 40 years, occasional reports of asbestosis among "brake liners" and "brake lining weavers" have been reported.45 Lung cancer and mesothelioma among these workers initially seemed to be limited to those working in friction product manufacture, although more recent data indicate that a significant risk of mesothelioma may exist among workers engaged in installing and repairing friction materials.6 We review a case of pleural mesothelioma in a car brake mechanic whose only known exposure to asbestos (chrysotile) was from clutch and brake repair work over 11 years.