Large-scale case-control study finds sex-specific cancer risk patterns associated with occupation, suggesting important implications for epidemiology.
Occupation is associated with cancer risk in Japan, showing distinct sex-specific and site-specific patterns. These findings underscore the importance of occupational context in cancer epidemiology and provide a hypothesis-generating framework highlighting behavioral and detection-related factors.
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