Titlebook: Current Problems in the Epidemiology of Cancer and Lymphomas; Symposium of the Ges E. Grundmann,H. Tulinius Book 1972 Springer-Verlag Berli

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The Incidence of Carcinoma of Prostate: An Epidemiological Surveyiologist. Figures, particularly in statistical tables, induce a state in me bordering on catalepsy. You cannot, therefore, expect from me a critical analysis of mortality tables, relative incidence data and other such abstruse data. Dr. . has dealt with the behaviour of one type of prostatic cancer,

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Correlates of Histologic Differentiation of Carcinoma of the Penisvaries from two to nearly 17,000 feet, the climate changes from hot desert through temperate lacustrine areas to alpine pasture land, and there are more than 30 tribes in a population of only nine million people (Atlas of Uganda, 1967). It was no surprise, therefore, that cancer registration, starte

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Cervical Carcinogenesis: An Epidemiologic Model Adaptable to Control Programscation to a solid human malignancy. That such a sequence of progressive stages, from initiation through promotion, is a biologic invariance hardly is secure. Yet, the model is much more than a claim; it has been demonstrated repeatedly and by many workers with animals that adherence to 4 ordered con

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-76278-2st every case further investigation tends to refute the original association, with two exceptions. The exceptions are of course the low incidence of clinical cancer in Japan and the influence of age, about which I shall say more later.

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The Incidence of Carcinoma of Prostate: An Epidemiological Surveyst every case further investigation tends to refute the original association, with two exceptions. The exceptions are of course the low incidence of clinical cancer in Japan and the influence of age, about which I shall say more later.

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Migrant Studies in Alimentary Tract Cancerers presented on the symposium on cancer in migratory populations was published in a special issue of the Journal of Chronic Diseases (Volume 23, Number 5/6, November 1970), and the proceedings were summarized by . [1].