Ruth Bevan

TL;DR: This project is the first to quantify in detail the burden of cancer and mortality due to occupation specifically for Britain and highlights the impact of occupational exposures, together with the occupational circumstances and industrial areas where exposures to carcinogenic agents occurred in the past, on population cancer morbidity and mortality.

TL;DR: This article outlines the structure of the supplement – two methodological papers (statistical approach and exposure assessment), eight papers presenting the cancer-specific results grouped by broad anatomical site, a paper giving industry sector results and one discussing work-related cancer-prevention strategies.

TL;DR: This review provides an overview of factors that might influence inter- and intraindividual variation in biomarker concentrations apart from external exposure magnitude and helps researchers in improving the design and interpretation of biomonitoring studies.

TL;DR: An intensive study to provide data on intra- and inter-individual variation in urinary excretion of a series of ingredients in personal care products and bisphenol A to provide insight into the design and interpretation of urinary biomonitoring studies for non-persistent chemicals.

TL;DR: It is shown that large investigations may not be necessary to get a reasonable idea of environmental exposures, especially in initial 'screening-type' investigations to identify particular exposures of concern or to demonstrate that exposures are reassuring low and that no further survey data needs to be gathered.