Recent advances in quantitative methods in cancer and human health risk assessment /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Chichester, England ; Hoboken, NJ :
John Wiley & Sons,
[2005]
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| Series: | Wiley series in probability and statistics.
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Table of Contents:
- Cancer and human health risk assessment
- Principles of cancer risk assessment : the risk assessment paradigm
- The risk assessment paradigm
- Biological aspects of carcinogenesis
- Molecular epidemiology in cancer research
- Genetic polymorphisms in metabolising enzymes as lung cancer risk factors
- Biological carcinogenesis : theories and models
- Biological and mathematical aspects of multistage carcinogenesis
- Risk assessment and chemical and radiation hormesis : a short commentary and bibliographic review
- Modeling for cancer risk assessment
- Modeling exposure and target organ concentrations
- Stochastic carcinogenesis models
- A unified modeling approach : from exposure to disease endpoint
- Modeling lung cancer screening
- Optimal regimens of cancer screening
- experiments
- Statistical approaches for carcinogenesis studies
- Analysis of survival data with non-proportional hazards and crossings of survival functions
- Dose-response modeling
- Benchmark dose approach
- Uncertainty analysis : the Bayesian approach
- Optimal designs for bioassays in carcinogenesis
- Specific modeling approaches for health risk assessment
- Cancer risk assessment for mixtures
- Designs and models for mixtures : assessing cumulative risk
- Estimating the natural history of breast cancer from bivariate data on age and tumor size at diagnosis
- Case studies
- - Statistical issues in the search for biomarkers of colorectal cancer using microarray experiments
- Optimal experimental designs for prediction of morbidity after lung resection
- Logistic regression methods and their implementation
- The use of the logistic regression, discriminant analysis and classification trees in predicting persisting remission in childhood leukemia
- Non-melanoma skin and lung cancer incidence in relation to arsenic exposure : 20 years of observation
- Thyroid cancer incidence rates in Zaragoza