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Accession number & update
HAZ1609002176 19960905.
Title
Health effects of working in pulp and paper mills: malignant
diseases.
Author(s)
K. Toren; B. Persson; G. Wingren.
Author affiliation
Dep Occup Med., Sahlgrenska Univ Hosp, St Sigfridsgatan 85b,
S-412 66 Goteborg, Sweden.
Source
American Journal of Industrial Medicine; Volume: 29, Issue: 2;
Page: 123-130; 1996; ISSN: 0271-3586; CODEN: AJIMD;
Secondary citation: Excertpa Medica 35, 1996, 34(4), C:
INCLUDED IN PRINTED VERSION OF CHI.
Abstract
A review of available literature regarding employment in pulp
and paper mills and the risk for malignant diseases.
Maintenance workers appear to be at increased risk for lung
cancer and malignant mesothelioma, indicating that this
occupational group was (is) exposed to asbestos. Workers
exposed to chlorine compounds also have increased risk of
lung cancer. An increased risk for malignant lymphomas is
a constant finding in pulp mill workers. The increased risk
is observed both amoung sulfite and sulfate workers
indicating a common exposure, which could be from dust,
terpenes or preservative present in the wood. Increased risk
for leukaemias and stomach cancers could not be attributed to
any particular etiological factor.
Section codes
06, carcinogens & mutagens.
Section cross-references: X13.
Descriptors
pulp-industry; paper-production; cancer-risk; maintenance;
mesothelioma; lung-cancer; lymphoma; dust; wood-preservatives;
leukaemia; stomach-cancer.
Chemical names
asbestos; chlorine-compounds; sulfite (14265-45-3);
sulfates; terpenes.
CAS registry numbers
14265-45-3.
Language
EN, English.
Publication type
J; Journal.
Publication year
1996.
Copyright
The Royal Society of Chemistry; 30 August 1996.
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