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Regulatory toxicology and pharmacology : RTP, Jan 16, 2016
We reviewed 87 epidemiological studies relating environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) exposure to ris... more We reviewed 87 epidemiological studies relating environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) exposure to risk of cancer other than lung or breast in never smoking adults. This updates a 2002 review which also considered breast cancer. Meta-analysis showed no significant relationship with ETS for nasopharynx cancer, head and neck cancer, various digestive cancers (stomach, rectum, colorectal, liver, pancreas), or cancers of endometrium, ovary, bladder and brain. For some cancers (including oesophagus, colon, gall bladder and lymphoma) more limited data did not suggest a relationship. An increased cervix cancer risk (RR 1.58, 95%CI 1.29-1.93, n = 17 independent estimates), reducing to 1.29 (95%CI 1.01-1.65) after restriction to five estimates adjusting for HPV infection or sexual activity suggests a causal relationship, as do associations with nasosinus cancer observed in 2002 (no new studies since), and less so kidney cancer (RR 1.33, 95%CI 1.04-1.70, n = 6). A weaker association with total can...
International Smoking Statistics, 2002
International Smoking Statistics, 2002
International Smoking Statistics, 2002
International Smoking Statistics, 2002
International Smoking Statistics, 2002
International Smoking Statistics, 2002
International Smoking Statistics, 2002
International Smoking Statistics, 2002
International Smoking Statistics, 2002
International Smoking Statistics, 2002
International Smoking Statistics, 2002
International Smoking Statistics, 2002
International Smoking Statistics, 2002
International Smoking Statistics, 2002
International Smoking Statistics, 2002
International Smoking Statistics, 2002
International Smoking Statistics, 2002
International Smoking Statistics, 2002
Regulatory toxicology and pharmacology : RTP, Jan 16, 2016
We reviewed 87 epidemiological studies relating environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) exposure to ris... more We reviewed 87 epidemiological studies relating environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) exposure to risk of cancer other than lung or breast in never smoking adults. This updates a 2002 review which also considered breast cancer. Meta-analysis showed no significant relationship with ETS for nasopharynx cancer, head and neck cancer, various digestive cancers (stomach, rectum, colorectal, liver, pancreas), or cancers of endometrium, ovary, bladder and brain. For some cancers (including oesophagus, colon, gall bladder and lymphoma) more limited data did not suggest a relationship. An increased cervix cancer risk (RR 1.58, 95%CI 1.29-1.93, n = 17 independent estimates), reducing to 1.29 (95%CI 1.01-1.65) after restriction to five estimates adjusting for HPV infection or sexual activity suggests a causal relationship, as do associations with nasosinus cancer observed in 2002 (no new studies since), and less so kidney cancer (RR 1.33, 95%CI 1.04-1.70, n = 6). A weaker association with total can...
International Smoking Statistics, 2002
International Smoking Statistics, 2002
International Smoking Statistics, 2002
International Smoking Statistics, 2002
International Smoking Statistics, 2002
International Smoking Statistics, 2002
International Smoking Statistics, 2002
International Smoking Statistics, 2002
International Smoking Statistics, 2002
International Smoking Statistics, 2002
International Smoking Statistics, 2002
International Smoking Statistics, 2002
International Smoking Statistics, 2002
International Smoking Statistics, 2002
International Smoking Statistics, 2002
International Smoking Statistics, 2002
International Smoking Statistics, 2002
International Smoking Statistics, 2002