Research Methods in Occupational Epidemiology¶
Checkoway, H., Pearce, Neil, & Kriebel, D. (2004). Research Methods in Occupational Epidemiology. Oxford University Press.
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Domain-specific¶
- Cumulative Dose
- The integration over time is the accumulation mechanism that converts that flow into a running stock of total absorbed or delivered agent: lifetime radiation dose counted in rem or millisieverts, cumulative anthracycline chemotherapy tracked in mg/m² of body surface area, pack-years of cigarette smoking, time-weighted-average noise exposure in decibel-hours
This sourceA research-methods treatment of cumulative exposure as an integrated exposure stock, modelled with lags and used to grade asbestos-related cancer risk. Occupational-epidemiology treatment of asbestos exposure as cumulative exposure, associating it with malignant mesothelioma and modelling latency.
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“simple cumulative exposure; (2) cumulative exposure with a ten-year lag; (3) cumulative exposures”
- The integration over time is the accumulation mechanism that converts that flow into a running stock of total absorbed or delivered agent: lifetime radiation dose counted in rem or millisieverts, cumulative anthracycline chemotherapy tracked in mg/m² of body surface area, pack-years of cigarette smoking, time-weighted-average noise exposure in decibel-hours
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