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Jet fuel
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Human (historical prospective cohort study of 2,176 men in Swedish armed forces)
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Not reported
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Not reported
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No evidence of association between exposure to jet fuel and lymphatic malignancies
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Selden and Ahlborg 1991 as cited in ATSDR 1998
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Jet fuel
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Human (population-based case-referent study of cohort of 3,726 cancer patients)
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Not reported
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Not reported
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Screening-level analyses suggested association between kerosene exposure and stomach cancer, but result was not confirmed by in-depth analyses; screening analyses indicated that subjects with prior exposure to jet fuel (n = 43) had OR of 2.1 for colon cancer (n = 7), 2.1 for rectal cancer (n = 4), and 2.5 for kidney cancer (n = 7); in-depth analyses indicated association between jet-fuel exposure and kidney cancer (OR = 3.4) for workers exposed at substantial level (n = 6); dose-response relation observed for jet-fuel exposure and increased risk of kidney cancer
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Siemaitycki et al. 1987
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