Upper respiratory symptoms presumably due to studded tire-generated dust

Ikeda, Masayuki; Watanabe, Takao; Hisamichi, Shigeru; Shimizu, Hiroyuki; Fujisaku, Susumu; Ichinowatari, Yoshimi; Ida, Yasuo; Suda, Masanori; Katö, Kunio

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“…The details of the subjects surveyed were described previously (Ikeda et al 1986;Nakatsuka et al 1988). But briefly, 11, 315 residents of Sendai (urban area) and 8,854 of Wakuya and Tajiri (rural area), whose ages were 40 to 79, responded to self-completion questionnaire.…”

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Comparison of Characteristics between Frequent Participants and Non-Participants in Screening Program for Stomach Cancer.

Fukao

Hisamichi

Komatsu

et al. 1992

Tohoku J. Exp. Med.

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To clarify the differences in characteristics between participants and non-participants in the screening program for stomach cancer, life-style and medical histories were compared among 20,169 subjects who lived in an urban area (Sendai) and a rural area (Wakuya and Tajiri) in Miyagi Prefecture, Japan. All subjects were classified into three groups according to the frequency of participation in the screening program during the last 5 years ; i.e., frequent participating group (FPG) for 4 or 5 times, reference group (RG) for 1-3 times and non-participating group (NPG) for 0 times. Subjects in the FPG consumed more milk and green-yellow vegetable whereas those in the NPG consumed less these foods. The age-adjusted proportions of present smokers were higher in the NPG but lower in the FPG significantly. The proportions of subjects who had parental histories of all cancers and stomach cancer and past

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Comparison of Characteristics between Frequent Participants and Non-Participants in Screening Program for Stomach Cancer.

Fukao

Hisamichi

Komatsu

et al. 1992

Tohoku J. Exp. Med.

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“…The study populations and the methods of survey were previously detailed (Ikeda et al 1986a). In brief, self-completion questionnaires (on various health-related factors including dietary, drinking and smoking habits as well as history of major diseases) were handdistributed to all _>40 year-old residents in two entire villages of Tajiri and Wakuya (the rural area) and 6 primary school sectors in the central Sendai (the urban area) in Miyagi prefecture, Japan, and hand-collected from 31,769 respondents (excluding those who submitted incomplete and therefore ineffective questionnaires), in January-February of 1984.…”

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confidence: 99%