Exposure assessment for a nested case-control study of lung cancer among European asphalt workers.
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Hans Kromhout | Wolfgang Ahrens | Igor Burstyn | Pirjo Heikkilä | Thomas Behrens | Paolo Boffetta | Frank De Vocht | Johnni Hansen | Christoffer Johansen | Lützen Portengen | Dick Heederik | Michela Agostini | W. Ahrens | C. Johansen | P. Boffetta | H. Kromhout | I. Burstyn | F. de Vocht | J. Hansen | L. Portengen | D. Heederik | K. Kjaerheim | M. Lindbohm | P. Heikkilä | S. Langård | J. Shaham | A. Olsson | T. Behrens | Marja-Liisa Lindbohm | Ann Olsson | Judith Shaham | Gilles Ferro | Christina Funch Lassen | Kristina Kjaerheim | Sverre Langard | Isabelle Stucker | I. Stucker | G. Ferro | Michela Agostini | C. Lassen
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