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Table 81. Observed number of all malignant neoplasms among women in the Nordic countries <strong>and</strong> st<strong>and</strong>ardised incidence ratios 1961<br />

2005, by country <strong>and</strong> occupational category.<br />

Denmark Finl<strong>and</strong> Icel<strong>and</strong> Norway Sweden Total<br />

No <strong>Occupation</strong>al category Obs SIR Obs SIR Obs SIR Obs SIR Obs SIR Obs SIR 95% CI<br />

1 Technical workers, etc 796 1.09 1 651 1.11 17 0.72 441 1.14 3 039 1.05 5944 1.08 1.05*1.10<br />

2 Laboratory assistants 551 1.02 894 1.10 40 1.17 479 1.03 954 1.02 2 918 1.05 1.01*1.08<br />

3 Physicians 266 1.10 438 1.19 6 1.06 186 0.97 704 1.01 1 600 1.06 1.01*1.12<br />

4 Dentists 225 1.05 440 1.22 2 0.87 163 1.03 519 1.04 1 349 1.09 1.03*1.15<br />

5 Nurses 4 157 0.97 4 543 1.10 154 0.99 3 491 0.96 8 553 1.00 20 898 1.01 0.99*1.02<br />

6 Assistant nurses 3 127 1.00 3 810 0.94 191 0.88 3 412 0.95 15 098 0.98 25 638 0.97 0.96*0.98<br />

7 ‘‘Other health workers’’ 2 449 1.00 3 476 1.07 37 0.80 3 521 0.99 5 354 1.02 14 837 1.02 1.00*1.04<br />

8 Teachers 5 435 1.00 8 093 1.11 267 0.95 6 808 0.99 19 518 1.00 40 121 1.02 1.01*1.03<br />

9 Religious workers etc 700 0.96 4 233 1.09 51 1.22 1 763 1.03 6 925 1.02 13 672 1.04 1.02*1.06<br />

10 Artistic workers 378 1.02 666 1.09 31 0.92 523 1.02 1 383 1.10 2981 1.07 1.03*1.11<br />

11 Journalists 95 1.17 434 1.12 8 0.90 158 1.14 657 1.11 1352 1.12 1.06*1.18<br />

12 Administrators 2 481 1.12 1 507 1.14 32 1.25 1 816 1.08 3 057 1.07 8893 1.10 1.08*1.12<br />

13 Clerical workers 23 863 1.08 26 565 1.10 900 1.06 23 079 1.07 51 572 1.09 125 979 1.09 1.08*1.09<br />

14 Sales agents 206 1.04 3 552 1.04 96 1.10 3 110 1.07 6 850 1.06 13 814 1.06 1.04*1.07<br />

15 Shop workers 14 979 1.02 12 250 0.99 524 0.99 17 582 1.00 28 353 1.03 73 688 1.02 1.01*1.02<br />

16 Farmers 7 757 0.75 6 526 0.90 303 0.81 10 020 0.87 2 321 0.89 26 927 0.84 0.83*0.85<br />

17 Gardeners 1 132 0.85 18 024 0.86 18 1.41 5 812 0.84 6 386 0.90 31 372 0.86 0.85*0.87<br />

18 Fishermen 41 0.77 42 0.88 17 1.21 80 0.89 26 1.09 206 0.90 0.78*1.03<br />

19 Forestry workers 16 1.14 50 0.53 1 0.54 118 0.91 144 0.90 329 0.82 0.74*0.92<br />

20 Miners <strong>and</strong> quarry workers [0.89] 0.00 31 0.81 [0.34] 0.00 7 0.97 19 0.48 57 0.66 0.50*0.86<br />

21 Seamen 9 0.71 [0.06] 0.00 9 0.42 5 0.90 23 0.58 0.37*0.87<br />

22 Transport workers 15 1.02 677 1.17 17 1.23 121 1.20 502 1.08 1 332 1.14 1.08*1.20<br />

23 Drivers 374 1.00 262 0.89 6 0.89 325 0.91 1 214 1.03 2 181 0.98 0.94*1.03<br />

24 Postal workers 792 1.02 3 712 1.01 161 0.93 4 188 1.01 8 455 1.06 17 308 1.03 1.02*1.05<br />

25 Textile workers 5 233 1.06 8 236 1.01 284 0.93 6 727 1.05 15 701 1.02 36 181 1.03 1.01*1.04<br />

26 Shoe <strong>and</strong> leather workers 379 1.03 972 0.96 21 1.28 450 0.97 1 296 1.09 3 118 1.02 0.99*1.06<br />

27 Smelting workers 95 1.06 218 0.92 2 2.58 54 0.99 352 1.00 721 0.98 0.91*1.06<br />

28 Mechanics 1 034 1.15 1 027 0.94 4 1.26 593 1.03 3 675 1.05 6333 1.04 1.02*1.07<br />

29 Plumbers 6 0.75 1 0.38 6 1.43 10 1.67 23 1.11 0.70*1.66<br />

30 Welders 78 0.87 [0.30] 0.00 53 1.19 153 1.06 284 1.02 0.91*1.15<br />

31 Electrical workers 1 483 1.18 765 1.02 4 1.46 707 1.13 2 006 1.02 4 965 1.08 1.05*1.11<br />

32 Wood workers 450 1.09 1 803 0.88 3 0.56 205 0.99 543 0.91 3004 0.92 0.89*0.95<br />

33 Painters 13 0.83 263 1.07 [1.51] 0.00 66 1.42 141 0.90 483 1.03 0.94*1.13<br />

34 ‘‘Other construction workers’’ 12 0.98 897 1.12 1 1.08 15 0.82 17 0.77 942 1.11 1.04*1.18<br />

35 Bricklayers 2 0.81 17 0.60 1 1.00 1 1.36 21 0.65 0.40*0.99<br />

36 Printers 542 1.16 1 148 1.08 26 0.96 666 1.19 1 658 1.15 4040 1.13 1.10*1.17<br />

37 Chemical process workers 842 1.15 508 0.96 11 0.95 534 1.08 1 171 1.04 3 066 1.06 1.02*1.10<br />

38 Food workers 3 629 1.01 2 560 0.93 653 1.00 3 029 0.97 3 346 1.02 13 217 0.99 0.97*1.00<br />

39 Beverage workers 430 1.28 120 0.79 2 1.28 34 1.23 199 0.97 785 1.09 1.01*1.16<br />

40 Tobacco workers 624 1.33 95 1.10 139 1.26 150 1.13 1 008 1.27 1.19*1.35<br />

41 Glass makers etc 962 1.09 1 883 0.96 20 1.13 1 172 1.10 3 125 1.04 7 162 1.03 1.01*1.06<br />

42 Packers 281 1.11 3 592 1.04 71 1.15 2 694 1.07 4 701 1.05 11 339 1.06 1.04*1.08<br />

43 Engine operators 14 1.78 578 1.02 1 1.06 44 1.18 290 0.92 927 1.00 0.94*1.07<br />

44 Public safety workers 24 0.89 175 1.27 11 0.90 324 1.06 464 1.09 998 1.10 1.03*1.17<br />

45 Cooks <strong>and</strong> stewards 10 1.06 3 944 1.01 246 1.06 3 647 1.05 6 531 1.03 14 378 1.03 1.01*1.04<br />

46 Domestic assistants 5 459 0.98 4 046 0.94 74 1.11 8 745 0.96 17 860 0.99 36 184 0.97 0.96*0.98<br />

47 Waiters 1 321 1.38 3 560 1.06 30 1.10 4 204 1.10 7 020 1.07 16 135 1.09 1.08*1.11<br />

48 Building caretakers 16 237 1.01 12 891 0.97 464 0.97 16 124 0.99 18 027 1.02 63 743 1.00 0.99*1.01<br />

49 Chimney sweeps [1.43] 0.00 6 0.93 3 1.36 [0.54] 0.00 9 0.85 0.39*1.60<br />

50 Hairdressers 1 026 1.05 1 367 1.06 17 0.58 1 050 1.03 3 171 1.08 6631 1.06 1.03*1.09<br />

51 Launderers 1 850 1.03 955 0.93 66 0.90 1 331 0.95 3 424 1.02 7 626 1.00 0.97*1.02<br />

52 Military personnel 16 1.71 20 1.36 5 1.00 13 0.90 54 1.24 0.93*1.62<br />

53 ‘‘Other workers’’ 5 010 1.10 4 051 0.97 514 1.04 8 244 0.97 8 295 1.04 26 114 1.02 1.00*1.03<br />

54 Economically inactive 117 999 0.99 86 283 1.00 1 767 1.03 109 954 1.01 338 703 0.98 654 706 0.99 0.98*0.99<br />

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54<br />

All categories 234 818 1.00 243 944 1.00 7 171 1.00 258 032 1.00 613 651 1.00 1 357 616 1.00 Ref.<br />

Obs observed number of cases; SIR st<strong>and</strong>ardised incidence ratio; 95% CI 95% confidence interval.<br />

<strong>Occupation</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>cancer</strong> in Nordic countries 767

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