@shell_ki @UCL_DentalPH @melb4886 Not this paper - but our larger pooled analysis of similar data within the International Head And Neck Cancer Epidemiology (INHANCE) consortium, and based on our earlier lung cancer paper https://t.co/6FAK7Ghtdc
@TheLancet and to do so - need to address underlying socioeconomic inequalities in the disease https://t.co/41O4wPdO3V
Occupational prestige, social mobility and the association with lung #cancer in #men | BMC Cancer | Full Text https://t.co/xf5XZc1xSS
Low occupational social prestige associated with increased lung cancer risk (over and above smoking) https://t.co/8y1qLeyZx9