Associations Among Rotating Night Shift Work, Sleep, and Skin Cancer in Nurses’ Health Study II Participants

Flynn, Michael A.; Eggerth, Donald E.; Jacobson, Jeffery C.; Lyon, Sarah M.

doi:136/oemed-2016-103783

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Associations Among Rotating Night Shift Work, Sleep, and Skin Cancer in Nurses’ Health Study II Participants

04/06/2011
By Flynn, Michael A. ; Eggerth, Donald E. ; Jacobson, Jeffery C. ; ...
10.1136/oemed-2016-103783
Source: Occup Environ Med. 2017 March ; 74(3): 169–175

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Flynn, Michael A. ; Eggerth, Donald E. ; Jacobson, Jeffery C. ; Lyon, Sarah M.

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National Institutes of Health (U.S.)
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Background—Night shift work and sleep duration have been associated with breast and other cancers. Results from the few prior studies of night shift work and skin cancer risk have been mixed and not fully accounted for other potentially important health-related variables (e.g., sleep characteristics). This study evaluated the relationship between rotating night shift work and skin cancer risk and included additional skin cancer risk factors and sleep-related variables.

National Institutes of Health (grant CA87969)
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Melanoma / Epidemiology Melanoma / Prevention & Control Nurses / Statistics & Numerical Data Personnel Staffing And Scheduling Skin Neoplasms / Epidemiology Skin Neoplasms / Prevention & Control Work Schedule Tolerance
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Occup Environ Med. 2017 March ; 74(3): 169–175
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21335547
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PMC3071354
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