Canadian expert panel on tobacco smoke and breast cancer risk
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literature reviews,
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adverse effects,
risk assessment,
breast cancer
Canadian expert panel on tobacco smoke and breast cancer risk
Executive summary - Introduction - Evidence evaluation - Background: other risk factors for breast cancer - Active smoking and secondhand smoke exposure epidemic in North America in the 20th century - Differing toxicities of mainstream smoke, sidestream smoke and secondhand smoke - Active smoking and secondhand smoke cause other cancer and chronic diseases - Toxicology and breast cancer - Biological mechanisms - Epidemiological studies of active smoking and breast cancer - Epidemiological studies of active smoking and genetics - Secondhand smoke - Other considerations - References - Appendix.
Collishaw, Neil E.
Boyd, Norman F.
Cantor, Kenneth P.
Hammond, Katherine S.
Johnson, Kenneth C.
Millar, John
Miller, Anthony, B.
Palmer, Julie, R.
Salmon, Andrew G.
Turcotte, Fernand
Toronto: Ontario Tobacco Research Unit
April 23, 2009
Full text available.
English
[PDF] viii, 83 p.
Special report April 2009.
Expert panel chair: Neil E. Collishaw.
Includes tables and figures.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 59-66).
Author affiliation: Neil E. Collishaw - Physicians for a Smoke-Free Canada, Ottawa, ON
Funding source: Public Health Agency of Canada and the Ontario Tobacco Research Unit.
literature reviews
knowledge synthesis
tobacco use
exposure
adverse effects
risk assessment
breast cancer
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