Occupational cancers. The number of cases has yet to be estimated

To determine the number of cancer cases attributable to a particular risk factor, it is necessary to know the relative risk and the prevalence of exposure in the general population; the results therefore depend entirely on the values of these parameters. The estimates provided by the IARC* are consequently subject to debate, and some critics point to the lack of confidence intervals in their presentation.

Author(s): Imbernon E, Goldberg M

Publishing year: 2008

Pages: 50-2

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