Titlebook: Atlas of Cancer Mortality in Poland 1975–1979; Witold Zatonski,Nikolaus Becker Book 1988 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1988 cancer.can

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Book 1988evalua- information on frequencies, time trends, and spatial tion of such data was greatly enhanced in the early distributions of the different cancer sites. 1960s when the Polish Cancer Registry was estab- Secondly, it may promote epidemiological research lished at the Maria Sldodowska-Curie Memori

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Oesophagus — ICD 150ve an increase. In the 50–64 age group, the mortality rate has declined for both sexes with calendar time. A decreasing risk of cancer of the oesophagus is also observed in the successive birth cohorts of men and women alike, though not in cohorts born after 1920.

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Stomach — ICD 151so shows a steep decline. The annual decrease is similar in all age groups. The cohort analysis is marked by a declining risk of cancer of the stomach. The cohort born about 1940 faces a 70%–90% lower risk than the one born about 1890.

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Ambulatory

Regression models for survival data,water and air, but also factors such as occupation, chemicals, housing and also socio-cultural factors including personal habits. The latter include tobacco smoking and alcohol consumption, type and amount of food eaten and also cultural behaviour, such as the age at which sexual intercourse first occurred or when the first pregnancy occurred.

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Recognition and Enforcement of Decisions,63–1979, was the highest of all other cancers, namely, 12.2% in men and 9.8% in women. The mortality rate increased in all age groups, both sexes and in successive birth cohorts. The cumulative mortality rate increase in the 1920 birth cohort compared with the 1880 cohort was 18 times greater in men and eight times greater in women.

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