“…Results of a few epidemiologic studies have suggested that occupational exposures within the petrochemical industry [ThCriault and Goulet, 1979;Thomas et al, 1982;Waxweiler et al, 19831, vinyl chloride industry [Monson et al, 1974;Waxweiler et al, 19761, and nuclear industry [Voelz et al, 1983;Hadjimichael et al, 1983;Acquavella et al, 19851 increase the risk of developing central nervous system (CNS) cancers. However, other studies have failed to demonstrate such increased risk [Fox and Collier, 1977;Gilbert and Marks, 1979;Rushton and Alderson, 1981;ThCriault and Allard, 1981;Wen et al, 1983;Austin andSchnatter, 1983a and1983b;Reyes et al, 1984;Hanis et al, 1985;Beral et al, 19851. This epidemiologic investigation was a case-control study nested among workcrs employed between 1943 and 1977 at two nuclear facilities located in Oak Ridge, Tennessee.…”