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TABLE 1 : ESTIMATES OP pORKPLACE ETS EXPOSURE M LUNG CANCER RISlC IH NY)NS2SOICERS
STUDY COUNTRY NUMBER OF CASES/CONTROLS GENDER EXPOSURE DEFINITION RISK ESTIMATES
IN WORKPLACE ANALYSIS
Brownson, et al ., USA not presented female "highest quartile" of workplace exposure L 2 (0 .9-1 .7)
1992
(432/1402 total) exposure in the workplace "no elevated lung cancer risk"
Butler, 1988 USA 6 cases female worked with smoker for 11+ yr 147 (0 .15-14 .06)
7 cases male worked with smoker for 11• yr 1 .72 (0_33-9 .04)
Fontham, et al ., 1994 USA 609/1247 female ever exposed 1 .39 (1 .11-1 .74) •
Garfinkel, et al ., USA 14/52 female exposure in last 5 years 0 .88 (0 .66-1_18)
1985
34/118 exposure in last 25 years 093 (0 .73-1 .18)
Janerich, et al ., USA not presented both 150 person-years exposure 0 .91 (0 .80-1 .04)
1990
(191/191 total)
Kabat & Wyader, 1984 USA 53/53 female current regular exposure 0 .68 (0 .32-1 .47)' '
25/25 male current regular exposure 3 .27 (1 .01-10_6) "•
Kabat, 1990 USA 44/111 female ever exposed at work 1 .00 (0_49-2 .06)
37/105 male ever exposed at work 0 .98 (0 .46-2 .10)
Kalandidi, ett al ., Greece 65/76 (est .) female "between extreme quartiles" of exposure 1 .08 (0,24-4 .87)
1990
some v- minimal exposure 1 .70 (0 .69-4 .18)'
exnosed at work 1 .39 (0 .76-2 .54)'
Koo, et al ., 1984 Hong 2/4 female exposed at workplace 0 .91 (not given)
Kong
Lee, et al ., 1986 Great 15/158 female ever exposed 0 .63 (0 .17-2 .33) "
Britain
10/59 male ever exnosed 1 .61 (0 .39-6 .60)"
Shimizu, et ai_, 1988 Japan not presented female someone at workplace smokes 1_2 (not given)
(90/163 total) 1 .2 (0 .70-2 .04)'
1 .2 (0 .69-2 .01)'
Stockwell, et al ., USA not presented female exposure at work "no statistically significant
1992 increase in risk"
(210/301 total)
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