CONTENTS — volume 18, suppl 1, 1992

Published: 1992

Original article

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Exposure from occupational versus other sources.
Fishbein L
5
Occupational cancer and carcinogenesis.
17
Carcinogen metabolism and individual susceptibility.
Pelkonen O
22
Analysis of deoxyribonucleic acid adducts in workers.
Szyfter K, Hemminki K
27
Oncogenes and oncoproteins in occupational carcinogenesis.
Brandt-Rauf PW
31
Design strategies, results and evaluations of long-term chemical carcinogenesis studies.
Huff J
38
Use of molecular biology techniques in cancer epidemiology.
Hemminki K
46
The molecular epidemiology of oncoproteins.
Brandt-Rauf PW
50
Cancer morbidity by occupation.
Lynge E
57
Proposal for future uses in epidemiology for cohort studies on the prevention of work-related cancer.
Langard S
64
Identification of carcinogens within the IARC monograph program.
Vainio H, Wilbourn J
74
A historical perspective on the classification developed and used for chemical carcinogens by the National Toxicology Program during 1983-1992.
Huff J
83
Perspective and overview of the concepts and value of hazard identification as the initial phase of risk assessment for cancer and human health.
Huff J, Hoel D
90
Quantitative assessment of human cancer risk.
Kaldor JM
97
Technological changes in cancer prevention.
Fishbein L
110
Screening for occupational cancer.
Huuskonen MS
115
Workplace cancer prevention.
Huvinen MT

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Epilogue
Hemminki K