Mortality study of bleachers and dyers

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      <subfield code="a">Anxiety still remains in the bleaching and dyeing industry about contact with carcinogenic substances. A trade union had preserved approximately 1500 death certificates relating to workers in the industry who were employed prior to 1936 and died between 1957 and 1968. A proportional mortality study has not revealed a significant excess of deaths for cancer in general or cancer of bladder in particular. The chief limitation of the investigation is that death certificates for earlier periods are not avaible; deaths for carcinoma of the bladder of occupational origin may occur earlier than non-occupational cancers</subfield>
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