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Distribution of Working Hour Characteristics by Race, Age, Gender, and Shift Schedule among U.S manufacturing workers

CITE Title : Distribution of Working Hour Characteristics by Race, Age, Gender, and Shift Schedule among U.S manufacturing workers Personal Author(s) : Ferguson, Jacqueline M.;Bradshaw, Patrick T.;Eisen, Ellen A.;Rehkopf, David;Cullen, Mark R.;Costello, Sadie; Published Date : 3 2023;3-2023; Source : Chronobiol Int. 40(3):310-323 URL : https://stacks.cdc.gov/view/cdc/128663 Ferguson, Jacqueline M. et al. (2023). Distribution of Working Hour Characteristics by Race, Age, Gender, and Shift Schedule among U.S manufacturing workers. 40(3). Ferguson, Jacqueline M. et al. "Distribution of Working Hour Characteristics by Race, Age, Gender, and Shift Schedule among U.S manufacturing workers" 40, no. 3 (2023) Ferguson, Jacqueline M. et al. "Distribution of Working Hour Characteristics by Race, Age, Gender, and Shift Schedule among U.S manufacturing workers" vol. 40, no. 3, 2023 Export RIS Citation Information.

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Ferguson, Jacqueline M. ;

Bradshaw, Patrick T.

3 2023 | Chronobiol Int. 40(3):310-323

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Shift work is a common occupational exposure, however, few studies have examined aspects of shift work beyond night work and long hours, such as rotat...
Breast Cancer Incidence and Metalworking Fluid Exposure in a Cohort of Female Autoworkers

CITE Title : Breast Cancer Incidence and Metalworking Fluid Exposure in a Cohort of Female Autoworkers Personal Author(s) : Garcia, Erika;Bradshaw, Patrick T.;Eisen, Ellen A.; Published Date : 3 01 2018;3-01-; Source : Am J Epidemiol. 187(3):539-547 URL : https://stacks.cdc.gov/view/cdc/164682 Garcia, Erika et al. (2018). Breast Cancer Incidence and Metalworking Fluid Exposure in a Cohort of Female Autoworkers. 187(3). Garcia, Erika and Bradshaw, Patrick T. and Eisen, Ellen A. "Breast Cancer Incidence and Metalworking Fluid Exposure in a Cohort of Female Autoworkers" 187, no. 3 (2018) Garcia, Erika et al. "Breast Cancer Incidence and Metalworking Fluid Exposure in a Cohort of Female Autoworkers" vol. 187, no. 3, 2018 Export RIS Citation Information.

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Garcia, Erika ;

Bradshaw, Patrick T.

3 01 2018 | Am J Epidemiol. 187(3):539-547

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Breast cancer is the leading cancer diagnosed among women, and environmental studies have produced few leads on modifiable risk factors for breast can...
Lung cancer mortality and exposure to synthetic metalworking fluid and biocides; controlling for the healthy worker survivor effect

CITE Title : Lung cancer mortality and exposure to synthetic metalworking fluid and biocides; controlling for the healthy worker survivor effect Personal Author(s) : Garcia, Erika;Picciotto, Sally;Neophytou, Andreas M.;Bradshaw, Patrick T.;Balmes, John R.;Eisen, Ellen A.; Published Date : 10 2018;10-2018; Source : Occup Environ Med. 75(10):730-735 URL : https://stacks.cdc.gov/view/cdc/164683 Garcia, Erika et al. (2018). Lung cancer mortality and exposure to synthetic metalworking fluid and biocides; controlling for the healthy worker survivor effect. 75(10). Garcia, Erika et al. "Lung cancer mortality and exposure to synthetic metalworking fluid and biocides; controlling for the healthy worker survivor effect" 75, no. 10 (2018) Garcia, Erika et al. "Lung cancer mortality and exposure to synthetic metalworking fluid and biocides; controlling for the healthy worker survivor effect" vol. 75, no. 10, 2018 Export RIS Citation Information.

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Garcia, Erika ;

Picciotto, Sally

10 2018 | Occup Environ Med. 75(10):730-735

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Objectives:Synthetic metalworking fluids (MWF), widely used to cool and lubricate industrial machining and grinding operations, have been linked with ...
Assessment of the Healthy Worker Survivor Effect in Cancer Studies of the United Autoworkers-General Motors Cohort

CITE Title : Assessment of the Healthy Worker Survivor Effect in Cancer Studies of the United Autoworkers-General Motors Cohort Personal Author(s) : Garcia, Erika;Picciotto, Sally;Costello, Sadie;Bradshaw, Patrick T.;Eisen, Ellen A.; Published Date : 3 2017;3-2017; Source : Occup Environ Med. 74(4):294-300 URL : https://stacks.cdc.gov/view/cdc/166676 Garcia, Erika et al. (2017). Assessment of the Healthy Worker Survivor Effect in Cancer Studies of the United Autoworkers-General Motors Cohort. 74(4). Garcia, Erika et al. "Assessment of the Healthy Worker Survivor Effect in Cancer Studies of the United Autoworkers-General Motors Cohort" 74, no. 4 (2017) Garcia, Erika et al. "Assessment of the Healthy Worker Survivor Effect in Cancer Studies of the United Autoworkers-General Motors Cohort" vol. 74, no. 4, 2017 Export RIS Citation Information.

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Garcia, Erika ;

Picciotto, Sally

3 2017 | Occup Environ Med. 74(4):294-300

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Objective:The healthy worker survivor effect (HWSE) can affect the validity of occupational studies when data are analyzed incorrectly. HWSE depends o...