Cohort Profile: Health Watch—a 30-year prospective cohort study of Australian petroleum industry workers

Dealing with supplied records can be problematic but despite the small numbers, we identified an increased risk of cancer for the high group. The mortality data suggested that there was under-ascertainment for the medium and low groups which underestimated risk and a possible reporting bias for brain cancer. Small cohorts can still provide statistically significant findings when investigating locations for cancer risk.

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Cohort Profile: Health Watch—a 30-year prospective cohort study of Australian petroleum industry workers

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