Über die Zunahme des Primären Lungenkrebses

Staehelin, R.

doi:10.1007/bf01718339

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1927

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“…I cannot conceive that there could be any specific irritant in the dust but that it might be due to the irritation of foreign bodies in the respiratory tract. I did not find any preponderance of tar workers, transport workers or stable workers in the records, contrary to beliefs published elsewhere (Staehelin 1925;Duguid 1927;Hudson 1926).…”

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Cancer and Other Causes of Death in Glasgow Royal Infirmary

Faulds

1930

Epidemiol. Infect.

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Recently conflicting statements have been published in various countries on the prevalence and increased mortality from cancer, i.e. malignant disease in general. Statistics show a definite upward trend in the annual death rate from cancer, but opinions differ as to whether the increased mortality represents the actual increase in the incidence of the disease or is explained by such factors as the increased average age at death, improved methods of diagnosis and more careful records of the cause of death.

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