SMOKING AND MULTIPLE-MYELOMA

[1] Heineman E.F., Zahm S.H., McLaughlin J.K., Vaught J.B., Hrubec Z., A prospective study of tobacco use and multiple myeloma: evidence against an association, Cancer Causes Control, 3, pp. 31-6, (1992)

[2] Brown L.M., Evereet G.D., Gibson R., Burmeister L.F., Schuman L.M., Blair A., Smoking and risk of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and multiple myeloma, Cancer Causes Control, 3, pp. 49-55, (1992)

[3] Koepsell T.D., Daling J.R., Weiss N.S., Taylor J.W., Olshan A.F., Lyon J.L., Swanson G.M., Child M., Antigenic stimulation and the occurrence of multiple myeloma, Am J Epidemiol, 126, pp. 1051-62, (1987)

[4] Mills P.K., Newell G.R., Beeson W.L., Fraser G.E., Phillips R.L., History of cigarette smoking and risk of leukemia and myeloma: results from the Adventist Health Study, JNCI, 82, pp. 1832-6, (1990)

[5] Hammond E.C., Horn D., Smoking and death rates —report on forty-four months of follow-up of 187,783 men, JAMA, 166, pp. 1294-308, (1958)

[6] Boffetta P., Stellman S.D., Garfinkel L., A case-control study of multiple myeloma nested in the American Cancer Society prospective study, Int J Cancer, 43, pp. 554-9, (1989)

[7] Brownson R.C., Cigarette smoking and risk of myeloma, JNCI, 83, pp. 1036-7, (1991)

[8] Flodin U., Fredriksson M., Persson B., Multiple myeloma and engine exhausts, fresh wood, and creosote: a casereferent study, Am J Indust Med, 12, pp. 519-29, (1987)

[9] Willia R.R., Horm J.W., Association of cancer sites with tobacco and alcohol consumption and socioeconomic status of patients: interview study from the Third National Cancer Survery, JNCI, 58, pp. 525-47, (1977)

[10] Linet, Harlow S.D., McLaughlin J.K., A case-control study of multiple myeloma in Whites: chronic antigenic stimulation, occupation, and drug use, Cancer Res, 47, pp. 2978-81, (1987)

[1] Heineman E.F., Zahm S.H., McLaughlin J.K., Vaught J.B., Hrubec Z., A prospective study of tobacco use and multiple myeloma: evidence against an association, Cancer Causes Control, 3, pp. 31-6, (1992)

[2] Brown L.M., Evereet G.D., Gibson R., Burmeister L.F., Schuman L.M., Blair A., Smoking and risk of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and multiple myeloma, Cancer Causes Control, 3, pp. 49-55, (1992)

[3] Koepsell T.D., Daling J.R., Weiss N.S., Taylor J.W., Olshan A.F., Lyon J.L., Swanson G.M., Child M., Antigenic stimulation and the occurrence of multiple myeloma, Am J Epidemiol, 126, pp. 1051-62, (1987)

[4] Mills P.K., Newell G.R., Beeson W.L., Fraser G.E., Phillips R.L., History of cigarette smoking and risk of leukemia and myeloma: results from the Adventist Health Study, JNCI, 82, pp. 1832-6, (1990)

[5] Hammond E.C., Horn D., Smoking and death rates —report on forty-four months of follow-up of 187,783 men, JAMA, 166, pp. 1294-308, (1958)

[6] Boffetta P., Stellman S.D., Garfinkel L., A case-control study of multiple myeloma nested in the American Cancer Society prospective study, Int J Cancer, 43, pp. 554-9, (1989)

[7] Brownson R.C., Cigarette smoking and risk of myeloma, JNCI, 83, pp. 1036-7, (1991)

[8] Flodin U., Fredriksson M., Persson B., Multiple myeloma and engine exhausts, fresh wood, and creosote: a casereferent study, Am J Indust Med, 12, pp. 519-29, (1987)

[9] Willia R.R., Horm J.W., Association of cancer sites with tobacco and alcohol consumption and socioeconomic status of patients: interview study from the Third National Cancer Survery, JNCI, 58, pp. 525-47, (1977)

[10] Linet, Harlow S.D., McLaughlin J.K., A case-control study of multiple myeloma in Whites: chronic antigenic stimulation, occupation, and drug use, Cancer Res, 47, pp. 2978-81, (1987)