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Both risk factors (eg, pesticides) and protective factors (eg, physical activity and tendency to smoke) have been postulated to have a role in Parkinson's disease
smoking tobacco on top of asbestos inhalation leads to a more than additive, almost full synergistic stimulation of carcinogenesis ... Epidemiological studies from the 1960-70ies showed that asbestos alone was capable to induce lung cancer, but acted multiplicative or synergistically with tobacco smoke to increase the risk of lung cancer from 10 to 100 fold ...
We show that most co-exposure to the selected lung carcinogens result in higher risk compared to individual exposures that underline the importance to eliminate or reduce and control exposures to carcinogens in workplaces and the general environment.
Both risk factors (eg, pesticides) and protective factors (eg, physical activity and tendency to smoke) have been postulated to have a role in Parkinson's disease
smoking tobacco on top of asbestos inhalation leads to a more than additive, almost full synergistic stimulation of carcinogenesis ... Epidemiological studies from the 1960-70ies showed that asbestos alone was capable to induce lung cancer, but acted multiplicative or synergistically with tobacco smoke to increase the risk of lung cancer from 10 to 100 fold ...
Both risk factors (eg, pesticides) and protective factors (eg, physical activity and tendency to smoke) have been postulated to have a role in Parkinson's disease
smoking tobacco on top of asbestos inhalation leads to a more than additive, almost full synergistic stimulation of carcinogenesis ... Epidemiological studies from the 1960-70ies showed that asbestos alone was capable to induce lung cancer, but acted multiplicative or synergistically with tobacco smoke to increase the risk of lung cancer from 10 to 100 fold ...
We show that most co-exposure to the selected lung carcinogens result in higher risk compared to individual exposures that underline the importance to eliminate or reduce and control exposures to carcinogens in workplaces and the general environment.
We show that most co-exposure to the selected lung carcinogens result in higher risk compared to individual exposures that underline the importance to eliminate or reduce and control exposures to carcinogens in workplaces and the general environment.
Both risk factors (eg, pesticides) and protective factors (eg, physical activity and tendency to smoke) have been postulated to have a role in Parkinson's disease
smoking tobacco on top of asbestos inhalation leads to a more than additive, almost full synergistic stimulation of carcinogenesis ... Epidemiological studies from the 1960-70ies showed that asbestos alone was capable to induce lung cancer, but acted multiplicative or synergistically with tobacco smoke to increase the risk of lung cancer from 10 to 100 fold ...