论文信息 - The incidence of cancers among second-generation Irish living in England and Wales.

The incidence of cancers among second-generation Irish living in England and Wales.

The incidence of ovarian, cervical, lung and prostatic cancer was higher in second-generation Irish living in England and Wales than in all other persons in England and Wales. A higher incidence of ovarian cancer was not found in first-generation Irish. Differences in socioeconomic status did not explain these patterns.

S. Harding | S. Harding

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