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Occupational Epidemiology

Epidemiology focusing on exposures occurring as a result of one's work.
National Institutes of Health

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Review
2012
Review
2012
Review of occupational epidemiology studies of diesel exhaust
Review
2009
Review
2009
[Assessment of carcinogenic activity of industrial toxicants in occupational epidemiological surveys].
Evaluation of cancer morbidity and mortality from workplace exposure to industrial toxicants is a main avenue of research aimed… 
Review
2004
Review
2004
Lack of randomization in occupational epidemiology.
In an ideal world, the effect of an occupational exposure would be measured by comparing the outcome in an exposed population for… 
2001
2001
A SAS/IML  Macro for Goodness-of-Fit Testing in Logistic Regression Models with Sparse Data
The logistic regression model has become the standard analyzing tool for binary responses in a variety of disciplines. Methods… 
1996
1996
Importance of causation for interpreting occupational epidemiology research: a case study of quartz and cancer.
One of the most important roles for occupational epidemiology is to provide a scientific basis for assessing causation. This… 
1991
1991
Collection of Exposure Data for Retrospective Occupational Epidemiologic Studies
Abstract Performing an exposure assessment in occupational epidemiology studies requires the collection of a wide variety of… 
1990
1990
Seminar on occupational epidemiology, Jerusalem, 11 August 1991--summary.
1990
1990
Use of exposure measurements in occupational epidemiology.
1984
1984
Contributions and limitations of epidemiological knowledge in occupational health.
Although epidemiological principles and methods in occupational medicine have been used for many years, it is only recently that… 
1983
1983
Cancer registration and occupational epidemiology.