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Biomarker Risk Assessment and Bladder Cancer Detection in a Cohort Exposed to Benzidine

21 Mar 2001

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BACKGROUND: Cancer screening with highly sensitive, specific biomarkers that reflect molecular phenotypic alterations is an attractive strategy for cancer control. We examined whether biomarker profiles could be used for risk assessment and cancer detection in a cohort of Chinese workers occupationally exposed to benzidine and at risk for bladder cancer. METHODS: The cohort consisted of 1788 exposed and 373...

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PMID: 11259468
DOI: 10.1093/jnci/93.6.427

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