Relationship Between Exposure to Radon and Various Types of Cancer
作者： Bernard L. Cohen
DOI: 10.1097/00004032-199311000-00009
关键词: Radon 、 Lung cancer 、 Cancer 、 Demography 、 Environmental exposure 、 Linear regression 、 Mortality rate 、 Medicine 、 Correlation 、 Epidemiology 、 Pathology
摘要: Correlations are studied between average radon levels in 1600 U.S. counties and mortality rates them from various types of cancer. By far the strongest correlation is with lung cancer, but sign negative. When smoking prevalence included a multiple regression, large negative cancer essentially unaffected.
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