Standardized Mortality Ratios (SMRs) by Cumulative Fibre Exposures (f-y/ml)* in Nonsmokers in Chrysotile Miner Cohort (n = 237), China, 1981–2006.

The association between ambient inhalable particulate matter and the disease burden of respiratory disease: An ecological study based on ten-year time series data in Tianjin, China

Zeng, Qiang
Wu, Ziting
Jiang, Guohong
Wu, Xiaoyin
Li, Pei
Ni, Yang
Xiong, Xiuqin
Wang, Xinyan
Parasat
Li, Guoxing
Pan, Xiaochuan

January 2017

There is limited evidence available worldwide about the quantitative relationship between particulat...

Relative silicosis effect, the biased and SAF-corrected standardized mortality ratio (SMR) for major causes of death to the lungs in smoking and never smoking silicotics.

Lap Ah Tse (315781)
Ignatius T. S. Yu (448740)
Hong Qiu (315791)
Chi Chiu Leung (139485)

August 2014

Abbreviations: SAF, smoking adjustment factor.(#) in parenthesis is 95% confidence interva...

Application of Standardized Proportional Mortality Ratio to the Assessment of Health Risk in Relatively Healthy Populations: Using a Study of Cancer Risk in Telecommunication Workers with Excess Exposure to Acid Mists as an Example

Ying-Fong Ker
Perng-Jy Tsai
How-Ran Guo

September 2021

When a study population is relatively healthy, such as an occupational population, epidemiological s...

Standardized Mortality Ratios (SMRs) by Cumulative Fibre Exposures (f-y/ml)* in Smokers in Chrysotile Miner Cohort (n = 1302), China, 1981–2006.

Xiaorong Wang (448738)
Eiji Yano (215101)
Sihao Lin (448739)
Ignatius T. S. Yu (448740)
Yajia Lan (447580)
Lap Ah Tse (315781)
Hong Qiu (315791)
David C. Christiani (71959)

August 2013

*a lag of 10 years was considered in calculating cumulative fibre exposure.†observed numbe...

Relative Risks* (95% CI)† for Cause-specific Death Risks in Relation to Cumulative Fibre Exposures (f-y/ml)‡ in Chrysotile miner Cohort (n = 1539), China, 1981–2006.

Xiaorong Wang (448738)
Eiji Yano (215101)
Sihao Lin (448739)
Ignatius T. S. Yu (448740)
Yajia Lan (447580)
Lap Ah Tse (315781)
Hong Qiu (315791)
David C. Christiani (71959)

August 2013

*using Poisson regression models with adjustment for smoking and age at entry.†95% confide...

Standardized Mortality Ratios (SMRs) by Employment Years and Age at Entry in Chrysotile Miner Cohort (n = 1539), China, 1981–2006.

Xiaorong Wang (448738)
Eiji Yano (215101)
Sihao Lin (448739)
Ignatius T. S. Yu (448740)
Yajia Lan (447580)
Lap Ah Tse (315781)
Hong Qiu (315791)
David C. Christiani (71959)

August 2013

*observed number of deaths.†95% confidence interval.‡non-malignant respiratory dise...

Demographic Data and Vital Status of Asbestos Miner Cohort (n = 1539), China, 1981–2006.

Xiaorong Wang (448738)
Eiji Yano (215101)
Sihao Lin (448739)
Ignatius T. S. Yu (448740)
Yajia Lan (447580)
Lap Ah Tse (315781)
Hong Qiu (315791)
David C. Christiani (71959)

August 2013

*Deaths of specific causes were calculated among the all deaths.†Gastrointestinal cancers,...

Estimated SMRs for underlying cause of death of silica-dust-exposed workers in the cohort (n = 72,248), 1970–2003.

Weihong Chen (170472)
Yuewei Liu (170474)
Haijiao Wang (170477)
Eva Hnizdo (170481)
Yi Sun (118759)
Liangping Su (170487)
Xiaokang Zhang (170496)
Shaofan Weng (170505)
Frank Bochmann (170512)
Frank J. Hearl (170520)
Jingqiong Chen (170532)
Tangchun Wu (102779)

April 2012

SMRs were estimated based on Chinese national mortality rates (not available before 1970).</p

Cancer mortality in Chinese chrysotile asbestos miners: exposure-response relationships.

Xiaorong Wang
Eiji Yano
Sihao Lin
Ignatius T S Yu
Yajia Lan
Lap Ah Tse
Hong Qiu
David C Christiani

OBJECTIVE: This study was conducted to assess the relationship of mortality from lung cancer and oth...

Devoto Dell&apos

October 2016

Abstract—In an historical cohort of 21,967 workers ever employed in 13 European factories manufactur...

Cancer Mortality in Chinese Chrysotile Asbestos Miners: Exposure-Response Relationships

Wang, Xiaorong
Yano, Eiji
Lin, Sihao
Yu, Ignatius T. S.
Lan, Yajia
Tse, Lap Ah
Qiu, Hong
Christiani, David C.

March 2014

Objective: This study was conducted to assess the relationship of mortality from lung cancer and oth...

Standardized mortality ratios (SMR) and 95% confidence intervals (95% CI) for studies of laboratory or research workers which report brain cancers.

James J. Collins (376190)
Thomas John Bender (291877)
Eileen M. Bonner (672555)
Kenneth M. Bodner (672556)
Alisa M. Kreft (672557)

December 2014

Standardized mortality ratios (SMR) and 95% confidence intervals (95% CI) for studies of laborato...

Summary of smoking adjustment factors (SAF) and the population attributable fraction (PAF) due to smoking for the major causes of deaths to the lungs.

Lap Ah Tse (315781)
Ignatius T. S. Yu (448740)
Hong Qiu (315791)
Chi Chiu Leung (139485)

August 2014

Abbreviations: OR, odds ratio (ever smoking vs. never smokers); 95% CI, 95% confidence interval.<...

Proportionate Mortality Ratios: National Occupational Mortality Surveillance Data: Injuries, Illnesses, And Hazardous Exposures In The Mining Industry,1986-1995: A Surveillance Report

This chapter presents proportionate mortality ratios (PMRs) derived from death certificate data in t...

Estimating mortality burden attributable to short-term PM 2.5 exposure:A national observational study in China

Li, Tiantian
Guo, Yuming
Liu, Yang
Wang, Jiaonan
Wang, Qing
Sun, Zhiying
He, Mike Z.
Shi, Xiaoming

April 2019

Studies worldwide have estimated the number of deaths attributable to long-term exposure to fine ai...

The association between ambient inhalable particulate matter and the disease burden of respiratory disease: An ecological study based on ten-year time series data in Tianjin, China

Zeng, Qiang
Wu, Ziting
Jiang, Guohong
Wu, Xiaoyin
Li, Pei
Ni, Yang
Xiong, Xiuqin
Wang, Xinyan
Parasat
Li, Guoxing
Pan, Xiaochuan

January 2017

There is limited evidence available worldwide about the quantitative relationship between particulat...

Relative silicosis effect, the biased and SAF-corrected standardized mortality ratio (SMR) for major causes of death to the lungs in smoking and never smoking silicotics.

Lap Ah Tse (315781)
Ignatius T. S. Yu (448740)
Hong Qiu (315791)
Chi Chiu Leung (139485)

August 2014

Abbreviations: SAF, smoking adjustment factor.(#) in parenthesis is 95% confidence interva...

Application of Standardized Proportional Mortality Ratio to the Assessment of Health Risk in Relatively Healthy Populations: Using a Study of Cancer Risk in Telecommunication Workers with Excess Exposure to Acid Mists as an Example

Ying-Fong Ker
Perng-Jy Tsai
How-Ran Guo

September 2021

When a study population is relatively healthy, such as an occupational population, epidemiological s...

Standardized Mortality Ratios (SMRs) by Cumulative Fibre Exposures (f-y/ml)* in Smokers in Chrysotile Miner Cohort (n = 1302), China, 1981–2006.

Xiaorong Wang (448738)
Eiji Yano (215101)
Sihao Lin (448739)
Ignatius T. S. Yu (448740)
Yajia Lan (447580)
Lap Ah Tse (315781)
Hong Qiu (315791)
David C. Christiani (71959)

August 2013

*a lag of 10 years was considered in calculating cumulative fibre exposure.†observed numbe...

Relative Risks* (95% CI)† for Cause-specific Death Risks in Relation to Cumulative Fibre Exposures (f-y/ml)‡ in Chrysotile miner Cohort (n = 1539), China, 1981–2006.

Xiaorong Wang (448738)
Eiji Yano (215101)
Sihao Lin (448739)
Ignatius T. S. Yu (448740)
Yajia Lan (447580)
Lap Ah Tse (315781)
Hong Qiu (315791)
David C. Christiani (71959)

August 2013

*using Poisson regression models with adjustment for smoking and age at entry.†95% confide...

Standardized Mortality Ratios (SMRs) by Employment Years and Age at Entry in Chrysotile Miner Cohort (n = 1539), China, 1981–2006.

Xiaorong Wang (448738)
Eiji Yano (215101)
Sihao Lin (448739)
Ignatius T. S. Yu (448740)
Yajia Lan (447580)
Lap Ah Tse (315781)
Hong Qiu (315791)
David C. Christiani (71959)

August 2013

*observed number of deaths.†95% confidence interval.‡non-malignant respiratory dise...

Demographic Data and Vital Status of Asbestos Miner Cohort (n = 1539), China, 1981–2006.

Xiaorong Wang (448738)
Eiji Yano (215101)
Sihao Lin (448739)
Ignatius T. S. Yu (448740)
Yajia Lan (447580)
Lap Ah Tse (315781)
Hong Qiu (315791)
David C. Christiani (71959)

August 2013

*Deaths of specific causes were calculated among the all deaths.†Gastrointestinal cancers,...

Estimated SMRs for underlying cause of death of silica-dust-exposed workers in the cohort (n = 72,248), 1970–2003.

Weihong Chen (170472)
Yuewei Liu (170474)
Haijiao Wang (170477)
Eva Hnizdo (170481)
Yi Sun (118759)
Liangping Su (170487)
Xiaokang Zhang (170496)
Shaofan Weng (170505)
Frank Bochmann (170512)
Frank J. Hearl (170520)
Jingqiong Chen (170532)
Tangchun Wu (102779)

April 2012

SMRs were estimated based on Chinese national mortality rates (not available before 1970).</p

Cancer mortality in Chinese chrysotile asbestos miners: exposure-response relationships.

Xiaorong Wang
Eiji Yano
Sihao Lin
Ignatius T S Yu
Yajia Lan
Lap Ah Tse
Hong Qiu
David C Christiani

OBJECTIVE: This study was conducted to assess the relationship of mortality from lung cancer and oth...

Devoto Dell&apos

October 2016

Abstract—In an historical cohort of 21,967 workers ever employed in 13 European factories manufactur...

Cancer Mortality in Chinese Chrysotile Asbestos Miners: Exposure-Response Relationships

Wang, Xiaorong
Yano, Eiji
Lin, Sihao
Yu, Ignatius T. S.
Lan, Yajia
Tse, Lap Ah
Qiu, Hong
Christiani, David C.

March 2014

Objective: This study was conducted to assess the relationship of mortality from lung cancer and oth...

Standardized mortality ratios (SMR) and 95% confidence intervals (95% CI) for studies of laboratory or research workers which report brain cancers.

James J. Collins (376190)
Thomas John Bender (291877)
Eileen M. Bonner (672555)
Kenneth M. Bodner (672556)
Alisa M. Kreft (672557)

December 2014

Standardized mortality ratios (SMR) and 95% confidence intervals (95% CI) for studies of laborato...

Summary of smoking adjustment factors (SAF) and the population attributable fraction (PAF) due to smoking for the major causes of deaths to the lungs.

Lap Ah Tse (315781)
Ignatius T. S. Yu (448740)
Hong Qiu (315791)
Chi Chiu Leung (139485)

August 2014

Abbreviations: OR, odds ratio (ever smoking vs. never smokers); 95% CI, 95% confidence interval.<...

Proportionate Mortality Ratios: National Occupational Mortality Surveillance Data: Injuries, Illnesses, And Hazardous Exposures In The Mining Industry,1986-1995: A Surveillance Report

This chapter presents proportionate mortality ratios (PMRs) derived from death certificate data in t...

Estimating mortality burden attributable to short-term PM 2.5 exposure:A national observational study in China

Li, Tiantian
Guo, Yuming
Liu, Yang
Wang, Jiaonan
Wang, Qing
Sun, Zhiying
He, Mike Z.
Shi, Xiaoming

April 2019

Studies worldwide have estimated the number of deaths attributable to long-term exposure to fine ai...

The association between ambient inhalable particulate matter and the disease burden of respiratory disease: An ecological study based on ten-year time series data in Tianjin, China

Zeng, Qiang
Wu, Ziting
Jiang, Guohong
Wu, Xiaoyin
Li, Pei
Ni, Yang
Xiong, Xiuqin
Wang, Xinyan
Parasat
Li, Guoxing
Pan, Xiaochuan

January 2017

There is limited evidence available worldwide about the quantitative relationship between particulat...

Relative silicosis effect, the biased and SAF-corrected standardized mortality ratio (SMR) for major causes of death to the lungs in smoking and never smoking silicotics.

Lap Ah Tse (315781)
Ignatius T. S. Yu (448740)
Hong Qiu (315791)
Chi Chiu Leung (139485)

August 2014

Abbreviations: SAF, smoking adjustment factor.(#) in parenthesis is 95% confidence interva...

Application of Standardized Proportional Mortality Ratio to the Assessment of Health Risk in Relatively Healthy Populations: Using a Study of Cancer Risk in Telecommunication Workers with Excess Exposure to Acid Mists as an Example

Ying-Fong Ker
Perng-Jy Tsai
How-Ran Guo

September 2021

When a study population is relatively healthy, such as an occupational population, epidemiological s...

Standardized Mortality Ratios (SMRs) by Cumulative Fibre Exposures (f-y/ml)<sup>*</sup> in Nonsmokers in Chrysotile Miner Cohort (n = 237), China, 1981–2006.

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