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Cancer Incidence in Jewish Migrants to Israel, 1961-1981
This volume is the culmination of twenty-one years of work by the Israel Cancer Registry. Represents the largest study ever of cancer incidence in migrant populations, it brings together material published previously by IARC in four volumes of the Cancer Incidence in Five Continents series,
in many articles by the staff of the registry, and other experts in the field. The data has been painstakingly verified, and special care has been taken to retrieve missing or incomplete information, making this the largest student ever in this area. The results are presented in easy to use, yet
extensive tables that are convenient for researchers wishing to extract information about particular populations and/or cancer sites. The editors have provided valuable commentary, drawing attention to salient findings and suggesting possible explanations.
in many articles by the staff of the registry, and other experts in the field. The data has been painstakingly verified, and special care has been taken to retrieve missing or incomplete information, making this the largest student ever in this area. The results are presented in easy to use, yet
extensive tables that are convenient for researchers wishing to extract information about particular populations and/or cancer sites. The editors have provided valuable commentary, drawing attention to salient findings and suggesting possible explanations.
328 pages, Paperback
First published March 22, 1990
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