Follow up of mortality and incidence of cancer 1952–98 in men from the UK who participated in the UK's atmospheric nuclear weapon tests and experimental programmes
Follow up of mortality and incidence of cancer 1952�98 in men from the UK who participated in the UK's atmospheric nuclear weapon tests and experimental programmes
C R Muirhead, D Bingham, R G E Haylock, J A O'Hagan, A A Goodill, G L C Berridge, M A English, N Hunter, and G M Kendall
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Table S1 Test participants and controls by Service or employer, rank
or social class and, for the Services, whether or not on National Service
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Table S2 Observed deaths (Obs) and standardised mortality ratios (SMR) among test participants and controls by time since start of
first test participation and for broad causes of death, plus leukaemia and multiple myeloma
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Table S3 Observed deaths and SMRs among test participants and
controls, and RRs of mortality in test participants compared with controls,
for 27 distinct types of cancer. For leukaemia the whole follow-up
period and the period 2 to 25 years after start of first test participation
are considered, and for other specific cancers the period more than 10
years after start of first test participation is considered
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Table S4 Number of incident cancers observed (I) and expected
(EI) for monitored test participants by dose category, for selected types
of cancer. For leukaemia the whole follow-up period and the period
2-25 years after start of first test participation are considered.
For other neoplasms the period more than 10 years after start of first
test participation is considered
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Table S5 Numbers of incident cancers among test participants
and controls, and RRs of incident cancer in test participants compared
with controls. For leukaemia the whole follow-up period and the period
2-25 years after start of the first test participation are considered.
For other neoplasms the period more than 10 years after start of first
test participation is considered
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