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  • 8. Oral cavity and laryngeal cancers among man-made mineral fiber production workers.
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    Knutsson A, Damber L, Järvholm B.
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  • 15. Retrospective cohort study of cancer morbidity in furniture makers exposed to wood dust.
    Barthel E, Dietrich M.
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    Torén K, Qvarfordt I, Bergdahl IA, Järvholm B.
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  • 19. Cancer morbidity and quartz exposure in Swedish iron foundries.
    Westberg H, Andersson L, Bryngelsson IL, Ngo Y, Ohlson CG.
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