Lifetime occupational exposure to metals and welding fumes, and risk of glioma: a 7-country population-based case–control study

Marie‐Élise Parent; Michelle C. Turner; Jérôme Lavoué; Hugues Richard; Jordi Figuerola; Laurel Kincl; Lesley Richardson; Geza Benke; Maria Blettner; Sarah Fleming; Martine Hours; Daniel Krewski; D. J. McLean; Siegal Sadetzki; Klaus Schlaefer; Brigitte Schlehofer; Joachim Schüz; Jack Siemiatycki; Martie van Tongeren; Elisabeth Cardis

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Findings from this large-scale international study provide no evidence for an association between occupational exposure to any of the metals under scrutiny or welding fumes, and risk of glioma.

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