CANCER MORTALITY AMONG CADMIUM PRODUCTION WORKERS
CANCER MORTALITY AMONG CADMIUM PRODUCTION WORKERS
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DOI：
10.1111/j.1749-6632.1976.tb23122.x
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发表时间：
1976-01-01
影响因子：
5.2
通讯作者：
BLEJER, HP
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作者：
LEMEN, RA;LEE, JS;BLEJER, HP
镉是一种无处不在的微量元素的典型例子，在工业和普通人群中的接触越来越多。1817年，斯特罗迈耶在德国发现了这种金属。1829年在上西里西亚开始生产，1907年在美国开始生产。自那以后，美国的生产一直在稳步加速，据估计，美国的消费量在1972年为1260万磅，到2000年将增加两到三倍。L根据1974年国家职业安全与健康优先研究所的数据，美国估计有100,000名工人伴随着职业暴露于镉、其化合物和产品中
Cadmium is a classic example of a ubiquitous trace element with an increasing exposure to industrial and general populations. The metal was discovered in 1817 by Strohmeyer in Germany. Production began in 1829 in Upper Silesia and in the United States in 1907. American production has been steadily accelerating since, and it is estimated that United States consumption, 12.6 million pounds in 1972, will increase two-to threefold by the year 2000. l* There is an estimated concomitant occupational exposure of 100,000 workers in the United States exposed to cadmium, its compounds, and products according to the 1974 National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Priority