BACKGROUND
Tobacco and opium consumption are prevalent in Iran and have been linked to increased risk of upper GI cancers. To investigate their role in lower GI cancers, the associations of tobacco and opium use with liver and colorectal cancer mortality were examined in this study.
METHODS
From 2004-2008, participan...
H. Wang, M. S. Seyyedsalehi, H. Poustchi et al.· Cancer Epidemiology, Biomark...· 0 citations
Gender-specific analyses revealed higher tobacco smoking-attributable PAFs in young men and higher obesity-related PAFs in young women, contributing to understanding the distinct etiology of early-onset CRC and highlighting the need for age-specific prevention strategies.
M. S. Seyyedsalehi, P. Boffetta· European Journal of Cancer P...· 0 citations
The results provide suggestive evidence of a possible interaction between occupational exposure to lead, arsenic, or cadmium and lung cancer risk, and highlight the importance of considering mixed metal exposures in occupational epidemiology.
P. Boffetta, D. Zaridze, B. Świątkowska et al.· La Medicina del lavoro· 0 citations
The increased risk after adjustment for smoking and the suggestion of a dose-response, are consistent with the hypothesis of an association between benzene exposure and lung cancer risk.
M. S. Seyyedsalehi, Mattia Bonetti, Darshi Shah et al.· European Journal of Epidemio...· 0 citations
Occupational PAH exposure is modestly associated with upper gastrointestinal cancer risk, particularly esophageal cancer, with higher risk estimates observed in high-exposure occupations.
M. S. Seyyedsalehi, Anna Vrtev, M. Lanza et al.· European Journal of Cancer P...· 0 citations
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