The future excess fraction of occupational cancer among those exposed to carcinogens at work in Australia in 2012
Authors:
- Renee N. CareyRenee N. Carey
- Sally J. HutchingsSHSally J. Hutchings
- Lesley RushtonLRLesley Rushton
- Timothy R. DriscollTDTimothy R. Driscoll
- Alison ReidAlison Reid
- Deborah C. GlassDGDeborah C. Glass
- Ellie DarceyEDEllie Darcey
- Si SiSSSi Si
- Susan PetersSPSusan Peters
- Geza BenkeGBGeza Benke
- Lin FritschiLFLin Fritschi
Open Access
- 1 April 2017
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Cancer Epidemiology
- Vol. 47, 1-6
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